Johnathan Tedtaotao’s artistry extends far beyond a KCF Dance Dad, finding expression in the custom designs of his cars. As the founder of the Islanders Car Club, Johnathan has built a community where automotive creativity and Islander identity come together. For him, each car is more than transportation, it is a canvas. Through custom paintwork, detailing, and design, he transforms vehicles into rolling works of art that reflect both individuality and cultural pride.

Deeply proud of his Islander roots from Guam, Johnathan carries his heritage into every aspect of his work. Alongside his wife Nia, who is from Samoa, he celebrates the shared values of family, resilience, and artistry that unite Pacific Island cultures.

Under Johnathan’s leadership, the Islanders Car Club has become more than a showcase of cars; it is a gathering place where families connect, younger generations are mentored, and Islander culture is proudly represented in the broader automotive world. His journey shows that CHamoru and Samoan pride can thrive in unexpected spaces, proving that culture is not limited to performance, it can be lived, driven, and displayed with every custom design.