Hollywood Undead

"Funny Man" and "J-Dog" beat up "Deuce" due to a personal conflict that escalated between the individuals. The altercation might have stemmed from past grievances or competitive tensions within a group. Ultimately, the incident reflects deeper issues of rivalry or betrayal, leading to the confrontation.

As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, the oldest member of Hollywood Undead is Deuce, born on April 2, 1983. However, it's worth noting that he left the band in 2010 and has pursued a solo career. The current lineup features members with varying ages, but Deuce remains the oldest in the band's history.

Seniel is a character associated with the band Hollywood Undead, known for their unique blend of rap rock and nu-metal. He often represents a persona that embodies the themes of the band's music, which frequently explores darker aspects of life, personal struggles, and identity. The members of Hollywood Undead use various alter egos and masks, and Seniel fits into this narrative style, enhancing their artistic expression and connection with fans.

In the dinner scene of "Shadow of a Doubt," Uncle Charlie's praise of small-town living serves to establish his charm and create a facade of normalcy, which contrasts sharply with his sinister nature. This dialogue highlights the idyllic perception of small towns and reinforces the themes of deception and facade that permeate the film. Additionally, it deepens the sense of irony, as his seemingly wholesome views mask his darker intentions, foreshadowing the tension that will unfold. This duality in characterization enriches the narrative and underscores the film's exploration of the hidden evils beneath surface appearances.

Endermen in Minecraft are not classified as undead. They are unique creatures that have distinct traits, such as teleportation and the ability to pick up blocks, setting them apart from traditional undead entities like zombies or skeletons. While they have a somewhat eerie appearance and can be hostile, their characteristics and behaviors do not align with the typical undead classification.

Shady Jeff, a former member of Hollywood Undead, performed on several tracks, most notably "The Kids," "No. 5," and "Black Dahlia." His contributions were characterized by a unique vocal style that blended with the band's nu-metal and rap-rock sound. After his departure, he was replaced by newer members, but his work remains part of the band's early discography.

No, Eminem is not part of Hollywood Undead. Hollywood Undead is a rap-rock band formed in 2005, known for their distinctive masks and blending of genres. Eminem is a solo artist and has his own career in the music industry, separate from the band. While both are involved in hip-hop, they are not affiliated with each other.

Yes, Charlie Daniels appears in the bar scene of the 1982 film "48 Hrs." He performs his song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" during a lively scene at a bar, adding to the film's energetic atmosphere. Daniels' cameo contributes to the film's memorable moments, showcasing his musical talent alongside the storyline.

Well, honey, "Let's keep the 40's poppin'" from the song "Everywhere I Go" by Hollywood Undead basically means they want to keep the party going by drinking and having a good time with their friends. It's all about enjoying life and living in the moment, so grab a drink and join the fun! Just don't blame me if you wake up with a killer hangover.

In the song "Apologize" by Hollywood Undead, the lyrics "188 minus 1, you know the figure" likely refer to the number 187. In American slang, "187" is a code used by police to indicate a homicide. Therefore, the band may be using this reference to convey a sense of violence or aggression in the song's lyrics.

not exact but close

Charlie scene- 5'6"

Jdog- 5'7"

Danny- 5'7"

Johnny 3 tears- 6'1"

Da Kurlzz- 6'

Funnyman- 5'11"

Deuce- 6'5"

It means he's been doing something for to long over and over again. ("I was running in circles...") and what he has been repeatedly doing was hurting himself. ("I hurt myself..just to find my purpose.")

He was hgvhhhcfgdfbh

so i'm 10 years late, but i saw someone say it's j-dog, and i felt like i need to say it. funny man is the youngest.

Yes, Hollywood Undead do scream in a number of their songs. The main scream vocalist is Da Kurlzz. However, Shady Jeff was the original scream vocalist but he left after his girlfriend fell pregnant with his baby.

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Oprah Winfrey

Katy Perry

Lady GaGa

Jenifer Anisten

Joe Jonas

Nick Jonas

Kevin Jonas

Donald Trump

Dwain Jonson

Taylor Lawtner........ lots more... these are singers/actors.. and rich people!

dude, he is currently 26 years old (at the time of American tragedy being released)

If you are referring to Swan Songs, their most recent album the songs are:

Undead

Black Dahlia

This Love, This Hate

Young

Paradise Lost

Everywhere I go

California

Sell Your Soul

No Other Place

No. 5

Bottle and a Gun

City

The Diary

Pimpin

it says Charlie Scene across the top, and Hollywood Undead across the bottom

Yes, Avenged Sevenfold is very appropriate for teenagers.

Hollywood Undead hail (unsurprisingly) from the streets of Hollywood, CA, mixing brash hip-hop, rock, and minor metalcore touches with cocky posturing and thug attitudes. Owing much of its popularity and exposure to the social networking monster MySpace, the group -- whose members usually wear masks in public -- started as the musical project of J-Dog and Tha Producer in June 2005. They uploaded some new music to their profile and very quickly started amassing song plays and online friends with tracks about drinking, sex, and emo kids. The gang, as the guys liked to refer to themselves, also grew to include seven members: J-Dog and Tha Producer alongside Charlie Scene, Johnny 3 Tears (formerly called the Server), Funny Man, Shady Jeff, and Da Kurlzz. Shady Jeff, however, made his exit after only a few months. As the band's online profile steadily increased, MySpace head honcho Tom Anderson wasn't immune and wound up featuring Hollywood Undead's song "No. 5" on MySpace's first compilation album, in addition to giving them the distinction of being the first act signed to the site's new record label (distributed by Interscope) in 2005. Swan Songs finally appeared in 2008. A year later, Octone Records released an album of B-sides, live tracks, covers titled Desperate Measures. In 2010, vocalist Aron Deuce Erlichman was pushed out of the group, to be replaced by Daniel "Danny" Murillo, a former contestant on American Idol and lead singer of Lorene Drive. After shows with Avenged Sevenfold on the Nightmare After Christmas Tour, Hollywood Undead released their sophomore album American Tragedy in March of 2011.

They wrote it based off the murder of ' black dahlia' they made a movie of her brutal murder. And how when you love someone and they betray you you kinda want to kill them so they wrote a song about it.

well J-Dog he raps vocals,screams vocals,plays the guitar.

Funny Man he raps vocals and does girl imitations.

Duece aka Tha Producer he sings clean vocals and does girl imitations.

Charlie Scene rap vocals and plays the guitar.

Da Kurlzz he raps vocals,screams,drums and percussion.

johnny 3 tears he does rap vocals only

and former band member shady Jeff was doing screaming and he was the band manger

Deuce was kicked out of Hollywood Undead because he was getting to powerful. Also him, Jhonny 3 Tears, and J dog got into a huge fight about who made the band.............I know this because, belive it or not, I am Jhonny 3 Tears son

Wear what you want, people are there to see the band, not you. Jeans and a shirt is fine. If your going in the pit, wear shoes that wont fall off.