- Crosses the Line Twice:
- "Bullet", a super cheerful song about suicide that also features a young child (who fans thought for a long time was Johnny's daughter) singing along at the end.
- The ENTIRETY of Christmas in Hollywood.
He asked for road head and started to kiss me! - Ensemble Dark Horse: Dead in Ditches is very popular for a song that still has not been officially released.
- Estrogen Brigade: Well, it is a band of five men. It’s inevitable that this would happen.
- Fandom Rivalry: There's a serious fandom rivalry between Deuce's fans, Hollywood Undead's "old fans", and Hollywood Undead's new fans. It has unfortunately escalated to the point of Cyberbullying.
- Fan Nickname: It’s common to see fans call Johnny “God” due to the lyrics, “‘Cause I’m a god motherfucker” from Undead, and “you can see god when I take my mask off” from We Are.
- The shortening for Johnny 3 Tears is J3T.
- The Golden Beast is another nickname for Danny.
- Another nickname for Funny Man is King Kong.
- J-Dog has been referred to as J/Jay for short.
- Deuce sometimes gets the nickname, “Deucebag” note
- Funny Moments: "Everywhere I Go""Everywhere I go, bitches always know, that Charlie Scene has got a weenie that he loves to show!"
- Johnny accidentally falling off stage
- Their early Crunkcore songs qualify as this.
- Germans Love David Hasselhoff: They're rather popular in Russia for some reason.
- Growing the Beard:
- American Tragedy was a much more serious endeavour for the band, greatly dropping the number of party songs and focusing on more serious and introspective topics. It also brought more of a rock and metal sound, replaced Deuce (somewhat controversially) with great alt rock singer Danny, and generally improved their sound quality and message from Swan Songs' constant flood of "Drink and fuck bitches."
- Before that, them ditching their original label, MySpace Records, and spending another 2 years shopping around their then self-titled album. It allowed them time to produce their more rock oriented songs such as Young that would lead to American Tragedy's sound, and ditch the Crunkcore influenced, internet celebrity referencing joke songs like Scene for Dummies.
- Harsher in Hindsight:
- After Da Kurlzz left, now Bottle and a Gun has five crazy MCs rather than six.
- The band dropped the masks for New Empire... right around the time face masks started coming into wider use for very different reasons.
- Ho Yay: Oh boy, where to start? They tend to demonstrate a lot of Ho Yay moments, such as Charlie saying “just kidding baby I love you” towards Da Kurlzz and Charlie calling Johnny his boyfriend. Both in the same interview.
- This video made by Charlie. Note Funny Man’s reaction.
- Scene for Dummies has this great line.
Charlie: “And I’d hate to be obscene kid, but have you seen my penis?”Johnny 3 Tears: “I have.” - Memetic Mutation: UNDEAAAAAAD!
- Almost everything related to “Everywhere I Go” in general, especially the chorus.
- From “Usual Suspects”, “you can be anything but not another Three!” is a commonly memed lyric.
- Ever since “Pray (Put Em in the Dirt)” was released, there are many, MANY memes about fans wanting Johnny to put them in the dirt. The fact nowadays Johnny is tall and muscular further fuelled the meme.
- More Popular Spin Off: For Danny, he is much better known as the singer of Hollywood Undead than he is for his original band Lorene Drive.
- Never Live It Down: Deuce is more well known for formerly being part of Hollywood Undead.
- Refrain from Assuming: The song that has "This love, this hate is burning me away" as its chorus? That's Knife Called Lust. The song that uses the line for its bridge is This Love, This Hate.
- The Scrappy: Deuce is this for newer fans who first heard the songs Danny is a part of, either because they think the band is genuinely better with Danny or because they're tired of the mentioned above Deuce vs Danny argument being brought up constantly.
- Danny, likewise, is this for fans who prefer or miss Deuce, and we'll leave it at that.
- Signature Song: "Undead". However, Everywhere I Go happens to be a close second.
- So Bad, It's Good: “Turn Off the Lights”, one of their earlier, unreleased songs, is VERY infamous among the fanbase for it’s vulgar lyrics and Jeffree Star’s guest feature, but it’s so over the top that it ends up being funny.
- Song Association: "My Town" being used in several Street Fighter X Tekken trailers as the theme for every thing Final Fight-related. And "Levitate" being used in Shift 2 Unleashed.
- Values Dissonance: The repeated use of the word "faggots" throughout "Undead" and other songs like "No. 5" definitely would not fly today. The album came out in 2008 and by that point the word was already quickly falling out of favor.
- Wangst: Certain songs will have this:I used to be love struck and now I'm just fucked up. Pull up my sleeves and see the pattern of my cuts.
- The Woobie: The protagonist of "Bullet".
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