Daniel Peter Masterson, born on March 13, 1976, in Long Island, New York, began his career in the entertainment industry at a very young age. Starting as a child model when he was just four years old, he was featured in numerous magazine advertisements and television commercials. By the time he was eight, he had already ventured into theater and Broadway musicals. During his early years, Masterson appeared in over 100 commercials for brands including Swift Premium Sausage, Hardee’s, Clearasil, Hostess, Tang, and Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes.

Acting Career and Rise to Fame

Masterson's early acting roles included appearances in films such as Beethoven's 2nd in the early 1990s. He also had recurring roles in television series like Cybill. His breakthrough came when he was cast as Steven Hyde on the acclaimed sitcom That '70s Show, which became his most recognized role and solidified his place in Hollywood. This role became his claim to fame and remains closely associated with his public identity.

Disc Jockey and DJ Mom Jeans

In 1999, Masterson began DJing as a hobby, eventually turning it into a side profession. He frequently performed at various nightclubs in Los Angeles under the name DJ Donkey Punch before adopting the moniker DJ Mom Jeans. His performances garnered attention, and he became a regular guest DJ in the Los Angeles nightlife scene.