| Charlie Scene | |
|---|---|
| |
| General Information | |
| Real Name | Jordon Kristopher Terrell |
| Stage Name | Charlie Scene Charles P. Scene Charlie 40 Hands |
| Born | September 3, 1985 (age 39) |
| Family | Randi Terrell (wife) Jack Charles Terrell (son) James Terrell (son) Jack Terrell (father; deceased) Jane Terrell (mother) Jake Terrell (brother) Jesse Terrell (brother) Natalie Terrell (sister) Gia Terrell (niece) Adeline Terrell (niece) |
| Joined | 2005 |
| Position | vocals guitar |
| Song Count | 106 |
| Bands | Hollywood Undead Upright Radio (formerly) Han Cholo |
Charles P. Scene is one of the five current members of the band Hollywood Undead.
Biography[]
Personal Background[]
Jordon Terrell was born in Burbank, California on September 3, 1985. He knew future bandmate Funny Man from a young age, and they hung out very regularly growing up. Charlie is featured in almost every song from the band and usually raps about partying, girls, drugs, drinks and kicking ass, although he has also written verses about emotional, strong thoughts. He is classified as the "gangster" of the band. He appeared at the Family Values festival, which also featured Jonathan Davis and his band Korn.
His favorite song of theirs is Bullet. He came with the idea in a cab when he was buying a suit for a wedding. Most of the members disliked it at first because it wasn't their usual style.
His favorite song from Day of the Dead is War Child with Take Me Home being a close second.
His favorite song from V is Broken Record.
Masks[]
Charlie Scene's masks have never truly been "masks". Instead, he uses a bandana. The reason for this is because he would rather wear something comfortable, like cloth, than a solid mask.
Initially, Charlie had no money for a mask, so he simply wore a Del Taco bag as a mask with holes for eyes and sunglasses. He didn't like it so much because it wasn't comfortable, so he changed it later on.
Charlie wears a black bandana and sunglasses. The bandana has a white city style drawing with the letters "LA" stylized on it in the shape of an AK-47. The top of his bandana reads "Charles P. Scene".
Charlie's bandana is mostly unchanged, but now reads "Charlie Scene" instead.
Charlie's bandana remains the same as the one he wore during Desperate Measures, only with inverted colors.
Charlie's bandana is the same as the one he wore during Desperate Measures, but the black has been replaced with charcoal grey.
Charlie Scene's bandana looks similar to his Desperate Measures bandana. The image on the mask appears to be slightly different. It still features the AK-47 with "HU" written in it, but the city seems to be in ruins, similar to the Day of the Dead single cover, and a thick cloud of smoke is drifting above it. The color of the bandana is now black again, instead of grey.
Charlie still wears a bandana, but this time without images. He no longer has his name on top. On top he has the word "Hollywood" with his name underneath, now broken up into two lines but retaining the previously used font. Under his name, he has "LA" written stylized with the two letters merging into each other.
Charlie's bandana has three variations: a black bandana with golden letters, a blue bandana with silver letters, and a red bandana with white letters.
Featured in[]
Swan Songs[]
- Bitches
- Black Dahlia (background vocals)
- Bottle and a Gun
- California
- City
- Everywhere I Go
- Knife Called Lust
- No. 5
- Pain
- Paradise Lost (background vocals)
- Pimpin'
- The Natives
- Undead
- Young (background vocals)
Desperate Measures[]
- Bad Town
- Dove and Grenade
- El Urgencia
- Immigrant Song
- Shout at the Devil (also producer)
American Tragedy[]
- Apologize
- Been to Hell
- Bullet
- Comin' in Hot
- Gangsta Sexy
- Glory (gang vocals)
- Hear Me Now (background vocals)
- I Don't Wanna Die
- Le Deux
- Levitate
- Lights Out
- Lump Your Head
- Mother Murder
- My Town (gang vocals)
- Street Dreams
- Tendencies (gang vocals)
Notes from the Underground[]
Day of the Dead[]
- Dark Places
- Day of the Dead (also co-producer)
- Disease
- Ghost
- Gravity
- How We Roll
- I'll Be There
- Live Forever
- Party By Myself
- Sing
- Take Me Home (also co-producer)
- Usual Suspects
- War Child (also co-producer)
V[]
- Bad Moon
- Bang Bang
- Broken Record (also producer)
- California Dreaming
- Cashed Out
- Ghost Beach (background vocals)
- Riot (also producer)
- We Own the Night
- Whatever It Takes (also producer)
- Your Life
Psalms[]
- Another Level (background vocals)
- Bloody Nose
- Gotta Let Go
New Empire Vol. 1[]
New Empire Vol. 2[]
- Comin' Thru the Stereo
- Coming Home
- Ghost Out
- Gonna Be OK
- Heart of a Champion Remix
- Medicate
- Unholy
- Worth It
Hotel Kalifornia[]
- Alone at the Top
- Alright
- CHAOS
- City of the Dead
- Dangerous
- Evil
- Go to War
- Happy When I Die
- Hourglass
- House of Mirrors
- Lion Eyes
- Reclaim
- Salvation
- Ruin My Life
- Trap God
- Wild in These Streets
- World War Me
Other[]
- Christmas in Hollywood
- Dead in Ditches
- Scene for Dummies
- Turn Off the Lights
- Whatever It Takes (Mixtape)
Solo[]
Outsider[]
- Kingdom
- Can't Break Me Down
- Lil Tim McGraw
- Good Mourning
- Take It from Me
- My Own Worst Enemy
- Save Me from Myself
- Pray for Me
- The Ghost
- In the Mouth of Madness
- The Outsider
Trivia[]
- One time, the band went to on tour, but Deuce didn't show up, so Charlie sang all his parts while he wasn't there. Deuce claims that when he arrived at the airport to leave, the band's manager had told him the band had broken up.
- His most famous line out of all of HU's songs is in Everywhere I Go, off of the album Swan Songs. It's "Charlie Scene has got a weenie that he loves to show."
- J-Dog says Charlie only "shows his weenie" when he is drunk.
- He speaks fluent Spanish.
- He doesn't like being called Jordon by his fans.
- He used to own a dog named Stella, however, he accidentally killed her when he hit her with his car.
- He shows interest in movie making and seeing shows, he helped direct the music videos for Comin' in Hot, Everywhere I Go, and his own short films.
- He is a big fan of Charlie Sheen. That was the inspiration for his stage name. However, it was originally to confuse people.
- When the band started, he was so poor he moved back in with his mom.
- He has tattoos on his knuckles that mention his mother and father. On the left hand, Jack, and on the right, Jane.
- He has known J-Dog and Johnny since pre-school.
- His brother Jake plays the main character in the Been to Hell and California Dreaming music videos.
- During an interview with Impericon in 2017, Charlie revealed that:
- Some of his favorite foods are sushi, steak, and a good teriyaki bowl.
- His favorite bands are Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, The Beatles, and Creedence Clearwater Revival.
- His favorite movies are Forrest Gump, The Shawshank Redemption and Boogie Nights.
- His Instagram account is "therealcharliescene".
- His YouTube channel is "TheRealCharlieScene".
- His Twitter/X handle is "sirCharlieScene".
- When he had his new bandana along with the new album in 2015, Charlie went back and forth when wearing the new bandana and the old Desperate Measures bandana during live performances. This can be seen in the Usual Suspects music video.
- His wife has given birth to their new child, Jack Charles Terrell. His first name is after his dad, who had passed away. Charles is after Charlie's (Jordon's) stage name, Charlie Scene.
- Charlie Sheen, who Charlie's stage name was inspired by, shares the same birthday with and was born 20 years before Charlie Scene.
| Hollywood Undead |
|---|
| Current Members |
| Charlie Scene • Danny • Funny Man • J-Dog • Johnny 3 Tears |
| Former Members |
| Da Kurlzz • Deuce • Shady Jeff • The Phantasm |
| Touring Member |
| Greg Garman |
| Former Touring Members |
| Biscuitz • Daren Pfeifer • Tyler Mahurin •Matt Oloffson |
| Collaborating Members |
| B-Real • Ghøstkid • Imanbek • KURT92 • Jeffree Star |