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Deuce
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General Information
Real Name Aron Erlichman
Stage Name Deuce
Tha Producer
Tha Produca
The Wizz Kid
Big Deuce
Born March 2, 1983 (age 41)
Family Arina Chloe (sister)
Rita Erlichman (mother)
Alexander Erlichman (father)
Preston Parker Baker (nephew)
Joined 2005
Left 2009
Position vocals
bass guitar, keyboards
Song Count 26 with Hollywood Undead
40 with Nine Lives
Bands Hollywood Undead (2005-2009)
3 Tears (2001-2005)
Nine Lives (2008-Present)
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Deuce was a member of Hollywood Undead until early 2010. He left because of a disagreement with the band. It has yet to be confirmed as to the exact reason why he got kicked out/left, as the band and Deuce himself state different reasons but none have been confirmed. He has gone in a solo career since his departure from HU and has since worked with his crew, Nine Lives.

Biography[]

Personal Background[]

Aron Erlichman was born on March 2, 1983, in Los Angeles, California. He knew future bandmate J-Dog from a very young age, and they grew up together.

He used to date three girls named Angie, Sarah and Athina. He also dated a girl, “Sigh”, which the song Circles is about. He is currently single.

Hollywood Undead[]

Deuce co-founded Hollywood Undead along with J-Dog and Shady Jeff. He was the lead singer and producer of the band's first album Swan Songs and their DVD/Box Set, Desperate Measures. In late 2009, Deuce left Hollywood Undead after having several problems with the band. He later wrote a song titled Story of a Snitch with the lyrics consisting mainly of obscenities and insults directed towards Hollywood Undead also making claims such as he was kicked out of the band and that members of the band were "tryin' to spit just like me but they don't have it". Charlie Scene told an interview for "World Famous Rock" that Deuce did not show up on tour after the band refused to continue paying over $800 a week to bring along his unnamed "personal assistant", whom they had paid for nearly 4 months. The band also explained that it was a struggle having Deuce in the group.

In an interview with Bryan Stars, Da Kurlzz stated, "It was so bad, that I don't think there would've been another record if he was still with us. We bent over backwards to accommodate Deuce". Deuce later responded to this in his own interview with Bryan Stars that the personal assistant Charlie Scene spoke of was, in fact, Jimmy Yuma. Jimmy Yuma said that he was paid by Deuce out of his own pocket to set up equipment for him and that the band didn't have to pay anything until he began setting up their equipment on tour also. Deuce also mentioned in the same interview that he did not show up to the tour in question because hey had received a pick call from the manager previously who claimed the band some "broken up" and was told not to go on corn?

During an interview with JackedUp Radio, Deuce states that one of the disputes he had with Hollywood Undead was over having a personal Twitter account, Deuce claims that when he began to connect with fans over Twitter he was told come "if you keep twittering, you're not going to be allowed to go on tour".

Aftermath[]

After he left, he was replaced by Danny in 2009. He has since moved on with his solo career starting with his EP The Call Me Big Deuce EP containing unreleased demos from the mid-2000's and a couple liz songs featuring rappers from his crew 9lives.

In 2012, around two years after his falling out with the band, Deuce claimed that he was jumped by Hollywood Undead and was attacked by them after a performance at a nightclub Angels N' Kings on May 25th. He claimed that Funny Man and J-Dog were the main attackers. This is likely a false claim by Deuce, as Funny Man stated in an interview with Rover's Morning Glory "I've never jumped anyone in my life." and Da Kurlzz and J-Dog both agreed, stating that they also haven't jumped anyone. They can‘t talk about this for legal reasons.

wanna in May 2015, Deuce tweeted "you and your faggot ass friend George Ragan gonna go to jail for extortion. fuck u both." to Da Kurlzz's twitter. This could mean that Johnny 3 Tears and Da Kurlzz are guilty of extortion towards Deuce, or it is simply Deuce making false claims.

Masks[]

Hollywood Undead

Deuce's mask was grey, with blue tear-like lines coming out of the eyes, and pink duct tape on the mouth. He said that it was just two of his favorite colors.

Swan Songs

Deuce had a silver mask with the blue tear-like lines returning. He also retained the pink duct tape but the mask now had a more stylized lip.

The Call Me Big Deuce EP

Deuce had a blank white hockey mask that was a remake of his Myspace era mask.

Nine Lives

Deuce's mask looks vastly different in comparison to his other ones. Unlike Hollywood Undead, Deuce has a different mask in every music video and even uses his mask from Swan Songs. He alternates between them from time to time. In total, he has five masks (four excluding his swan songs mask).

The main mask he primarily uses is the mask from his Let's Get It Crackin' music video, the blue tear-like lines, and pink duct tape have been removed completely, and the entire mask is in the style of a disco ball. It still has visible facial features, however, like the eyebrows and cheeks. It also has a slight smirk that is hard to see.

The mask he used in the America music video has the same general shape and some of the molding from the disco ball mask but with a torn up and slightly burnt American flag design. The top and the bottom looks like they have been burnt with blood and excess molding around them. The mask itself has blood splatters and two visible bullet holes on the forehead.

The mask from Help Me is unique as it is the only mask not to share the shape of his other ones. It seems to be a rubber George Bush mask with exaggerated and cartoony features.

His mask from I Came to Party also shares the same general shape as his other masks (although it's hard to see due to it being one of two masks to have never been shown without the mouth cut out.) It seems to be covered with red crime scene tape with "Danger" written all over it. There is also a black border around the mouth hole and around the eyes.

One of his masks from The One is a lighter grey duplicate of his Swan Songs mask with the mouth cut out. He wore this mask a few times live.

He had another mask that was a duplicate of his Swans Songs mask with the mouth cut out and was painted red with white music notes painted on it.

Invincible (Original)

It's very similar to his first mask. It is a silver hockey mask with a blue spray tears and coming out of the eyes, and pink tape on the mouth.

Invincible (Official)

Deuces mask in the official version of Invincible is a blank silver hockey mask with six holes around the mouth.

Hollywood Undead[]

Unreleased[]

Swan Songs[]

Desperate Measures[]

Solo[]

The Aron EP[]

  1. Breaking Through
  2. Dreams
  3. Fallen Stone
  4. Far Away
  5. Franny
  6. Sometimes
  7. Surface Air

The Two Thousand Eight EP[]

  1. The One
  2. Gravestone
  3. Hollyhood Vacation
  4. Deuce Dot Com

The Call Me Big Deuce EP[]

  1. When We Ride
  2. Break Them Wallz
  3. Story of a Snitch
  4. Circles
  5. Here in L.A.
  6. Ambitionz Az a Ridah
  7. Don't Approach Me
  8. Set It Off
  9. Sometimes
  10. You Don't Know
  11. Franny
  12. Blood on My Hands
  13. Breaking Through
  14. Who We Are

Nine Lives[]

  1. Let's Get It Crackin'
  2. Help Me
  3. America
  4. I Came to Party
  5. The One
  6. Freaky Now
  7. Nobody Likes Me
  8. Walk Alone
  9. 'Till I Drop
  10. Gravestone
  11. Now You See My Life
  12. Walk the Walk (iTunes Bonus Track)
  13. Deuce Dot Com (Best Buy Bonus Track)
  14. Don't Approach Me (Best Buy Bonus Track)
  15. Hollyhood Vacation (F.Y.E. Bonus Track)
  16. Don't Speak Bitch (European Bonus Track)
  17. Set It Off (Japan Bonus Track)

Deuce Remixxxed EP[]

  1. America (Bl4ckout Remix)
  2. Let's Get It Crackin' (Synx Remix)
  3. America (Synx Remix)
  4. Let's Get It Crackin' (Xenon Remix)
  5. Let's Get It Crackin' (Zombies Ahead! Dubstep RMX)
  6. Let's Get It Crackin' (Bl4ckout Remix)
  7. America (Virus Remix)
  8. The One (Misclick Dub Remix) (Bonus Track)
  9. Gravestone (Jayreck Dubstep Remix) (Bonus Track)
  10. Circles (Bl4ckout Remix) (Bonus Track)
  11. The One (Bl4ckout Remix) (Bonus Track)

Invincible[]

Original[]

  1. Bad Attitude
  2. My Buddy (Gimme That)
  3. Do You Think About Me
  4. Invincible
  5. Catch Me If You Can
  6. Pull Me Under
  7. Nightmare
  8. Miracle
  9. Look at Me Now
  10. It's Alright It's Ok
  11. Famous
  12. Bleed
  13. Thank You
  14. My Buddy (Demo Version) (Bonus Track)

Official[]

  1. Here I Come
  2. Hell's Gonna Break Loose
  3. Bitch This Is It
  4. Gone Tomorrow, Here Today
  5. World on Fire
  6. My Buddy
  7. Invincible
  8. Bad Attitude
  9. Best of Me
  10. Thank You
  11. Catch Me If You Can
  12. It's Alright It's Ok
  13. Talkin' About You
  14. Pull Me Under

Other[]

Unreleased[]

  • Lalala
  • What's Up Now
  • Where We're Rolling

Collaborations[]

Arina Chloe[]

Blood on the Dance Floor[]

BoyBandTroy[]

BrokeNCYDE[]

Eskimo Callboy[]

From Ashes to New[]

Ronnie Radke[]

Tha Anarchist[]

Will Gates[]

  • Clown Town (N9nelives Remixxx) (2022)

Trivia[]

  • Johnny once stated that even though his appearance is skinny, he is in no way weak.
  • He is mostly seen wearing sleeveless shirts and has stated that he only wears long sleeves in winter.
  • He is Jewish.
  • He very commonly interacts with his fans on Twitter, replying to and retweeting most of them.
  • He has a tattoo on his lower stomach that says 3 Tears, the name of the band that he, J-Dog and Johnny were formerly a part of.
  • He has a letter H and U tattooed on the back of his arms.
  • His Instagram is "DeuceInvincible".
  • His Twitter account is "Deuce9Lives".
  • His Facebook page is "DeuceLA".
  • His website is "deucela"
  • Deuce has said that Nine Lives is a crew, not a band.
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