✎ About DJ Pooh

DJ Pooh was born on June 29, 1966, is Writer, Miscellaneous Crew, Actor. Mark (DJ Pooh) Jordan has produced records for LL Cool J, Tupac Shakur, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, and many others. In the mid-1980's, DJ Pooh co-produced LL Cool J's "Bigger and Deffer" album with his producing partner DJ Bobcat. In 1992, Pooh founded the Bomb Record label, and in only two shot years went on to become an in-demand producer.Pooh then transitioned into writing, directing, and acting. Utilizing his relationships within the Hip Hop community, Pooh was able to seamlessly integrate the Hip Hop culture into film by writing the hit film "Friday," "3 Strikes," and "The Wash." Pooh was also co-writer and producer on the video game phenomenon "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas," and most recently served as the creative consultant on "Grand Theft Auto V" and co-writer of "Grand Theft Auto Online."Pooh will be writing and directing the film "The Grow House" -- a full-length Urban comedy based on the world of Marijuana.
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💰 Net worth: Under Review

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Biography/Timeline

1991

DJ Pooh began in film by producing the drive-by shooting sequence in the 1991 film, Boyz n the Hood. He then went on in 1995 to help write the film Friday with Ice Cube, in which he portrays the character "Red".

1996

Most known for his acting role as "Red" in the first "Friday" movie with Ice Cube. DJ Pooh co-wrote "Friday" and helped with character development. As a legendary record Producer and mixing Engineer, DJ Pooh has produced albums for Ice Cube, Del tha Funkee Homosapien, LL Cool J, Yo-Yo, Tha Dogg Pound , King Tee, and many more. In 1996, DJ Pooh provided the bulk of the production for Snoop Dogg's second album, Tha Doggfather. The album was certified double-platinum.

2000

He has also written, produced and directed his own films, which include the 2000 film 3 Strikes and 2001's The Wash, which stars Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.

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