List of Hollywood Undead songs

• Features Danny, J-Dog, Charlie Scene, and Johnny 3 Tears.

• Operation Ivy cover

• An instrumental version of the song was used as a promotional teaser for the album.
• Second single off of American Tragedy
• Features Danny, J-Dog, Johnny 3 Tears, and Charlie Scene

• Features Deuce, Funny Man, Charlie Scene, Johnny 3 Tears, and J-Dog

• Fifth single off of Swan Songs.
• Features Deuce, Johnny 3 Tears, and J-Dog

• Features Deuce, Funny Man, and Charlie Scene

• The only song that includes guitarist Charlie Scene as the lead singer
• Features Charlie Scene, Johnny 3 Tears, and Danny (backup vocals)

• iTunes Bonus track on American Tragedy Redux
• Fan-made remix that won the contest held by Hollywood Undead

• Only Hollywood Undead song to only be released as a single
• Only Hollywood Undead song to feature Da Kurlzz as an included rapper
• Only Hollywood Undead song to feature all members in a vocal role

• Deuce made a remix after leaving Hollywood Undead removing Johnny 3 Tears vocals and adding his vocals

• Features Deuce, Charlie Scene, Johnny 3 Tears, and J-Dog

• Fourth single off of American Tragedy
• An early unmastered version of the song was released on Hollywood Undead's Facebook by mistake
• In This Song All Of The Members Are Dressed As Farmers
• Features Danny, Charlie Scene, And Funny Man

• Third single off of American Tragedy
• The song was leaked a month before the album was released
• Features Danny, J-Dog, and Johnny 3 Tears

• The only unreleased song by the band to be played at live concerts
• Was originally going to be on the band's debut album, Swan Songs, but was taken off the track listing for being too vulgar
• Features Deuce, Johnny 3 Tears, J-Dog, Funny Man, and Charlie Scene
• After departing from the band, Deuce took the song and remade it and used it as an attack towards Hollywood Undead, which caused extreme controversy

• First single off of Desperate Measures
• The only song from Desperate Measures to be played at live concerts
• Although the song includes their former singer, Deuce, the song was only performed at concerts with their current singer, Danny

• The only Hollywood Undead song that doesn't include a clean vocalist

• Fourth single off of Swan Songs
• Features Charlie Scene, Funny Man, Deuce(Former Member)

• This song is often featured in ESPN commercials
• Features Danny, Johnny 3 Tears, and J-Dog

• First single off of American Tragedy
• Features Danny, J-Dog, and Johnny 3 Tears

• Features Danny, Charlie Scene, and Johnny 3 Tears

• Led Zeppelin cover

• Features Danny, Funny Man, and Charlie Scene

• Fan-made remix that won the contest held by Hollywood Undead

Need for Speed: Shift 2 Soundtrack

• A remix of the song was featured in a teaser for the Need for Speed: Shift 2.
• Features Danny, J-Dog, Johnny 3 Tears, and Charlie Scene

• First single off of American Tragedy Redux

• The song is believed to be an attack to their former vocalist, Deuce, in response to his two attacks towards Hollywood Undead, but has never been confirmed to be one.
• Features Danny, J-Dog, and Charlie Scene

• Fifth single off of American Tragedy
• Featured in the trailer for Street Fighter x Tekken

• Originally named "Los Angeles"
• Only Hollywood Undead song to feature Funny Man as the only rapper

• First single off of Swan Songs
• There's a 2006 version with Shady Jeff and Johnny 3 Tears as Tha Server
• Originally named "Hollywood"

• A drum solo is included in the song whenever the band perform it at live concerts.

• Originally meant to be on the tracklisting for Swan Songs

• Motley Crue cover

• An early unmastered version of the song was leaked before the album's release

• Originally meant to be on the band's debut album, Swan Songs, but was taken off the tracklisting
• The first Hollywood Undead song, made by J-Dog and former singer, Deuce

• Original version made while Shady Jeff was in band as it mentions "7 crazy white guys" and "Shady", newer version mentions "6 crazy white guys" and replaces "Shady" with "Johnny"

• Only Hollywood Undead song to feature only one vocalist

• Originally meant to be on the tracklisting for Swan Songs'

• Second single off of Swan Songs
• Often referred to as the band's theme song
• Originally named Out The Way
• Original version has 4 extra lines rapped by J-Dog. Although there is no reason as to why they were dropped these lines are still rapped at live concerts

• Third single off of Swan Songs