Brusko Bros. Biography: Members, Age, Net Worth, YouTube , Instagram

Brusko Bros., sometimes known as Brusko Brothers, is a Filipino comedic group known for their entertaining YouTube content.

Formed in 2018, the group consists of Jonahrenz Jacob, Jeremy Barrera, Russel Rodolfo, Mark Garry Pagaduan, Glendon Villajin, and King Reyes.

They gained popularity through their comedic skits, challenges, vlogs, and short films, amassing a large following with their relatable humor and vibrant personalities.

Profile

• Members’ Real Names: Jonahrenz Jacob, Jeremy Barrera, Russel Rodolfo, Mark Garry Pagaduan, Glendon Villajin, King Reyes
• Stage Name: Brusko Bros., Brusko Brothers
• Active From: 2018
• Origin: Philippines
• Active Until: Present
• Nationality: Filipino
• Occupation: YouTubers, Vloggers, Comedians, Content Creators
• Net Worth: Unknown

Early Life and Members

Brusko Bros. is a Filipino content creation group formed in 2018, known for their comedic YouTube videos. Limited public information is available about the members’ early lives, as they primarily share fictionalized or comedic personas in their content. Below is what is known about each member based on their portrayals and available data.

Jonahrenz Jacob (Jonah)

• Date of Birth: Unknown
• Age: 30s
• Place of Birth: Philippines
• Ethnicity: Filipino
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Education: Unknown
• Early Life: Jonah is portrayed as the group’s leader, often depicted as mean, bossy, and quick to spit at those who annoy him in skits. Little is known about Jonahrenz’s real-life background, as the group focuses on comedic personas rather than personal histories. He is a central figure in Brusko Bros.’ content creation and management.

Jeremy Barrera (Merck)

• Date of Birth: 1990s
• Age: 30s
• Place of Birth: Philippines
• Ethnicity: Filipino
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Education: Unknown
• Early Life: In skits, Merck is portrayed as Jonah’s henchman and closest friend, characterized as big-headed, easily annoyed, and disliking people he deems unattractive or bald. Jeremy reportedly left the group in 2018 but may have returned, as suggested by posts about the group being “complete” again. Real-life details are scarce.

Russel Rodolfo (Koki)

• Date of Birth: 1990s
• Age: 30s
• Place of Birth: Philippines
• Ethnicity: Filipino
• Religion: unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Education: Unknown
• Early Life: Koki is portrayed as effeminate and aspiring to be feminine in skits, though in the short film OVIJA, he declares himself “a man now.” His comedic role often includes exaggerated reactions, like a girlish scream. No verifiable personal background is available.

Mark Garry Pagaduan (Geniel, “Gums”)

• Date of Birth: 1990s
• Age: 30s
• Place of Birth: Philippines
• Ethnicity: Filipino
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Education: Unknown
• Early Life: Geniel, nicknamed “Gums” for his prominent teeth and gums, is portrayed as dimwitted, wild, and prone to odd facial expressions like crossing his eyes. In early skits, he’s sometimes depicted as Jonah and Merck’s “pet dog” or fulfiller. Personal details are not publicly shared.

Glendon Villajin

• Date of Birth: 1990s
• Age: 30s
• Place of Birth: Philippines
• Ethnicity: Filipino
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Education: Unknown
• Early Life: Glendon’s specific role in skits is less defined in available information, but he contributes to the group’s comedic content. No detailed personal background is available.

King Reyes (King)

• Date of Birth: 1990s
• Age: 30s
• Place of Birth: Philippines
• Ethnicity: Filipino
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Education: Unknown
• Early Life: King is portrayed as the “dumbest” member, often called “Bobo” (Filipino slang for “idiot”) in skits, playing a comedic, dimwitted character. His real-life background is not publicly detailed, but he creates vlogs and family-oriented content on his personal YouTube channel.

Formation

Brusko Bros. was formed in May 2018, with their YouTube channel launching on May 16 and their first video posted on May 18. The group came together to create comedic content, focusing on skits, challenges, and short films that resonate with Filipino audiences.

Their early videos, some possibly reuploaded from a channel called “Pakong Pasaway,” established their style of portraying exaggerated, fictional versions of themselves. Their chemistry and relatable humor quickly built a massive following.

Career

Since their debut in 2018, Brusko Bros. have become one of the Philippines’ most popular YouTube groups, with over 3.1 million subscribers as of 2025. Their content includes comedy sketches, vlogs, challenges, and short films, often featuring fictionalized personas.

Popular videos like “Merck’s Computer Shop!,” “Basketball 3,” and “Brusko Inmate (Walang Tatawa Challenge!!!)” have garnered millions of views, with the latter reaching over 1 million views in a week. Their success extends to music, with tracks like “Brotherhood” released in 2019. The group celebrated their 4th anniversary in 2022 and continues to produce content, maintaining a strong presence on YouTube and social media.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @bruskobros
• TikTok Handle: @bruskobros
• YouTube Channel: Brusko Bros.

Personal Life

Jonahrenz Jacob (Jonah)

• Height: 5’10” (178 cm)
• Marriages: not married
• Children: Unknown
• Dating History: Unknown

Jeremy Barrera (Merck)

• Height: Unknown
• Marriages: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Dating History: Unknown

Russel Rodolfo (Koki)

• Height: Unknown
• Marriages: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Dating History: Unknown

Mark Garry Pagaduan (Geniel)

• Height: Unknown
• Marriages: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Dating History: Unknown

Glendon Villajin

• Height: Unknown
• Marriages: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Dating History: Unknown

King Reyes (King)

• Height: Unknown
• Marriages: Not married
• Children: Unknown
• Dating History: Unknown

Net Worth

The collective net worth of Brusko Bros. is not publicly disclosed. However, based on their YouTube channel’s 3.2 million subscribers, high-viewership videos, sponsorships, and endorsements, their earnings are estimated to be in the millions of Philippine Pesos (PHP).

YouTube ad revenue, brand deals (e.g., Shopee), and potential merchandise or event appearances contribute to their income. Individual net worths are not available, but their success suggests significant financial growth.

Discography

• “Brotherhood” (2019)