My description keeps getting deleted for some reason and its pissing me off. Basically, you're a model. And there's these six single dudes (yes, single, they aren't married and shit in the story, that'd be a little awkward) in the band Hollywood Undead think you're awesome and they all want to be with you. You're unsure who you like exactly and a little too concerned with your career and your worrisome best friend to be able to handle figuring out who you want to be with.

(Reader insert) (Slow updates) Just some one shots, I hope you like it. The artwork used in the story are not mine. I don't know who made it, but the credit goes to them. :) Cover pic: Unknown. (I found it on Pinterest, I don't who drew it but please give them credit 🙂)

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Beautiful quotes from the kid friendly band "Hollywood Undead." HHAHAHA!!! THE MOST VIOLENT QUOTES EVER.

Hollywood Undead Crack is inspired by influential, classic authors such as Edgar Allen Poe, Shakespeare, Sir Lil Jon III, Mr. Clean, and Stephen King. Donny Murillo, a simple man with a simple lifestyle, brings the reader along his marvelous journeys as he finds the true meanings of life: frienship... and a handsome stranger's ears. "It was a true work of art. Such intelligent and phenomenal writing techniques." -New York Times "The story was great and all, but the author was smoking hot!" - The Author "Make this a movie." -Rotten Tomatoes --COMPLETED AS OF 11/2/17--

NEW VERSION CAN BE FOUND ON MY PROFILE - Y/n l/n had fame handed to her at a young age. Forever exposed to the glitz and glam of the famous world. Since then, she has starred in a few movies and a successful TV show. Y/n has never let the fame get to her head but what happens when she runs into a band called Hollywood Undead and Deuce, one of their former members? Will some rumors start brewing? [HU various X reader x Deuce] This story is of course fictional and in no way do I mean offense to the real life counterparts to these characters.