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{{quote| "Everywhere I go, bitches always know, that Charlie Scene has got a weenie that he loves to show."}} |
{{quote| "Everywhere I go, bitches always know, that Charlie Scene has got a weenie that he loves to show."}} |
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Considered by many to be fairly polarizing, Hollywood Undead got their start writing rap songs about [[Emo Teen|Emo Teens]] and posting them on [[My Space]]. After gaining a following, the band's founders decided to officially form a band with anyone who happened to be in the room at the time, no, seriously. The band was the first act signed to MySpace Records, then switched over to A&M/Octone Records, where they released their first album, ''Swan Songs'', in 2008, which had a mostly [[Hip Hop]]-oriented sound with a few rock songs. This was followed by a live album mostly consisting of songs from their debut and a few covers (including [[ |
Considered by many to be fairly polarizing, Hollywood Undead got their start writing rap songs about [[Emo Teen|Emo Teens]] and posting them on [[My Space]]. After gaining a following, the band's founders decided to officially form a band with anyone who happened to be in the room at the time, no, seriously. The band was the first act signed to MySpace Records, then switched over to A&M/Octone Records, where they released their first album, ''Swan Songs'', in 2008, which had a mostly [[Hip Hop]]-oriented sound with a few rock songs. This was followed by a live album mostly consisting of songs from their debut and a few covers (including [[Led Zeppelin]] and [[Motley Crue]]). |
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After a long hiatus (partly caused by one of the founding members leaving the band), they released their second studio LP, ''American Tragedy'', which featured a more rock-oriented sound. Critics and fans alike assert that the album is [[Magnum Opus|their best album to date]], and it has done really well on ''Billboard'' charts (hitting #4 on the ''Billboard'' 200). |
After a long hiatus (partly caused by one of the founding members leaving the band), they released their second studio LP, ''American Tragedy'', which featured a more rock-oriented sound. Critics and fans alike assert that the album is [[Magnum Opus|their best album to date]], and it has done really well on ''Billboard'' charts (hitting #4 on the ''Billboard'' 200). |
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For more controversial tropes, see the [[Hollywood Undead |
For more controversial tropes, see the [[Hollywood Undead/YMMV|YMMV tab]]. |
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* [[A God Am I]]: Johnny 3 Tears in Undead. |
* [[A God Am I]]: Johnny 3 Tears in Undead. |
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* [[All Men Are Perverts]]: A lot of their songs are about this, most notably, Charlie Scene's antics |
* [[All Men Are Perverts]]: A lot of their songs are about this, most notably, Charlie Scene's antics |
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* [[Auto-Tune]]: Used frequently on ''Swan Songs''. Slightly less on ''American Tragedy'', but it's still noticeable. |
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* [[Beard of Sorrow]]: Their song about spiraling into depression and alcoholism has the line, "I haven't shaved in a week". |
* [[Beard of Sorrow]]: Their song about spiraling into depression and alcoholism has the line, "I haven't shaved in a week". |
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* [[Boastful Rap]]: A ''lot''. |
* [[Boastful Rap]]: A ''lot''. |
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* [[Cool Mask]] |
* [[Cool Mask]] |
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* [[Cover Version]]: [[Motley Crue|Shout At The Devil]], [[Led Zeppelin |
* [[Cover Version]]: [[Motley Crue|Shout At The Devil]], [[Led Zeppelin|Immigrant Song]], and Operation Ivy's "Bad Town". |
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* [[Crunkcore]]: Mostly their earlier and unreleased material. |
* [[Crunkcore]]: Mostly their earlier and unreleased material. |
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* [[Darker and Edgier]]: ''American Tragedy'', which significantly reduced the number of party songs and focused on more serious topics, and had a more rock-oriented production style with less obvious electronic influences. |
* [[Darker and Edgier]]: ''American Tragedy'', which significantly reduced the number of party songs and focused on more serious topics, and had a more rock-oriented production style with less obvious electronic influences. |
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* [[Lyrical Dissonance]]: Bullet |
* [[Lyrical Dissonance]]: Bullet |
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* [[Malevolent Masked Men]]: Averted. As noted in multiple reviews, their masks and music are not at all menacing. One mask has a butterfly on it. Really. |
* [[Malevolent Masked Men]]: Averted. As noted in multiple reviews, their masks and music are not at all menacing. One mask has a butterfly on it. Really. |
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* [[The Man Is Sticking It to |
* [[The Man Is Sticking It to the Man]]: Goes after ''the mainstream'', even though they've gained a lot of their fame through [[My Space|one corporation]] and are now signed to a major label. |
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** The video for their single "Been To Hell" is a vicious [[Take That]] at the so-called Hollywood Dream. |
** The video for their single "Been To Hell" is a vicious [[Take That]] at the so-called Hollywood Dream. |
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* [[Metal Scream]]: Have utilized this many times. |
* [[Metal Scream]]: Have utilized this many times. |
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* [[My Space]]: First gained steam there. |
* [[My Space]]: First gained steam there. |
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* [[Pretty Fly for |
* [[Pretty Fly for a White Guy]]: Some of their material exhibits this. |
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* [[Rap Metal]] |
* [[Rap Metal]] |
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* [[Shout |
* [[Shout-Out]]: To Bob Saget, Ashton Kutcher, [[Tila Tequila]] and [[My Space|Tom]]. |
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{{quote| Paris Hilton said "That's hot" [[Lovable Sex Maniac|when she saw my cock]].}} |
{{quote| Paris Hilton said "That's hot" [[Lovable Sex Maniac|when she saw my cock]].}} |
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* [[Signature Song]]: "Undead", which, ironically, is based on [[Ozzy Osbourne |
* [[Signature Song]]: "Undead", which, ironically, is based on [[Ozzy Osbourne|another signature song]]. |
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* [[Teeny Weenie]]: The ending of the video for "Everywhere I Go". |
* [[Teeny Weenie]]: The ending of the video for "Everywhere I Go". |
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* [[Title Drop]]: In American Tragedy the song Been to Hell features this line |
* [[Title Drop]]: In American Tragedy the song Been to Hell features this line |