Hollywood Forever (Funny Man Remix) Lyrics – Hollywood Undead, Lefty Gunplay

Hollywood Forever (Funny Man Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: Lefty Gunplay]
Lefty starts off flexing his confidence, asking who’s fresher than him, and showing off his bulletproof vest like he’s always ready for trouble. He drops a nod to Kansas City, claims he’s a big deal, and rides around in a luxury car like a Maybach. His face tattoos and references to gang life suggest he’s bringing back that gritty, street energy. When he mentions “three bunnies” and “snow,” it sounds like he’s talking about women and possibly drügs. He shares a memory from his rough childhood when someone stole his bike, showing he’s been through struggles. He smokes with dangerous company and isn’t shy about using weapons—throwing shots from a car, even in a rental. He brags about dominating the track, spending big on his teeth, and comparing himself to Metallica while carrying metal, hinting at guns. He rolls the window down, smokes, and fires shots with an extended clip. With a name like Draco on his face and shouting out OTR, he’s stamping his identity hard and claiming his space in this wild, raw takeover.

[Verse 2: Funny Man]
Funny Man kicks it off saying he’s in this for life, like it’s more than just music—it’s who he is. He admits he’s been searching for some kind of peace or salvation, but it’s not easy to find. He calls himself undead, which fits the group’s vibe, but says the love from others is what keeps him going. He flips the phrase “cost of living” to talk about how expensive and hard life gets when you’re constantly chasing a high or just trying to survive. He knows he’s unforgettable—he’s not someone people overlook. He proudly reps his Funny Man persona and gives a shoutout to his crew, solidifying his place. He mocks the haters, saying they’re irrelevant now. Then he plays with wordplay—talking about being on a different track or level, repping his Latino mixed heritage, and cruising through life with confidence, even if he jokes it’s like a “pimp snail.” He admits he’s a bit extra, maybe not always funny, but that doesn’t bother him. He’s got what people want, calling himself “Drügs Bunny,” and ends on a deep note, saying his love runs deeper than anyone could return.

[Verse 3: N8NOFACE]
N8NOFACE comes in with wild energy, talking about being strung out and unstable, but still always armed and ready. Even though he might seem like a chill dude, he can snap in an instant—ready to fight or take out the trash, which probably means dealing with enemies or problems. He’s got a street-gangster vibe, and he doesn’t like being questioned about his weapon. Then he flips it, saying if someone comes at him with disrespect, his reaction will be clever and powerful, like a boss move. When he says “snapping Kodak,” he’s telling people to take note—like a picture—of what he’s doing. He challenges others to see the real him, mocking empty pledges and hinting at chaos in the streets where feds are watching, people are desperate, and some women even rely on Plan B just to make ends meet. He paints a rough, gritty world where danger is normal. Then he says he’s all in with the Undead crew, ready to face off with enemies, whether it’s through music or more violent means—and he’s so smooth with it, he could do it with his eyes closed.

[Chorus: Danny, Funny Man, J-Dog, All]
The chorus gets more emotional, showing a deeper connection to the fans or maybe each other. No matter where they go, the love and loyalty they’ve received sticks with them. That love is so strong, it’s worth the pain and sacrifice. This life they’re living—loud, intense, and undead—is all they know. They were made for it. “Take a forty to the head” is a toast, celebrating the ride they’re on. And when they say you’re rocking with the best, they mean every single one of them is proud, powerful, and fully in it—undead forever.