Poo Bear's Biography

Poo Bear, born Jason Paul Boyd on September 4, 1979, is an acclaimed American songwriter, record producer, and singer renowned for shaping the sound of contemporary pop and R&B. Over his decades-long career, Poo Bear has become a go-to collaborator for some of the biggest stars in the music industry, including Justin Bieber, Usher, and Chris Brown. He first rose to prominence with his co-writing credit on Usher’s chart-topping single 'Caught Up' in 2004, which helped cement his reputation as a hitmaker. Poo Bear is best known for his longstanding creative partnership with Justin Bieber, co-writing multi-platinum hits such as 'Where Are Ü Now,' 'What Do You Mean?,' and 'Despacito (Remix).' His songwriting prowess has earned him multiple BMI and ASCAP awards, as well as Grammy nominations. Beyond music, Poo Bear is a successful entrepreneur, owning his own publishing and production companies. Known for his heartfelt approach to music, he believes that songs made from the heart resonate most with listeners. Poo Bear's influence extends beyond chart success, as he continues to inspire aspiring songwriters around the world. Despite his immense success, he maintains a low profile and is admired for his humility and dedication to his craft.