Comin' in Hot - Hollywood Undead - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Dropping just days after their album launch, "Comin’ in Hot" hit the scene on April 9, 2011 as the third official single by Hollywood Undead off American Tragedy, following a promo release in January. Co-written by Charlie Scene, Danny, Funny Man, Johnny 3 Tears, and Griffin Boice, and produced by Boice, the track peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Rock Digital Song Sales chart and reached number 4 on the Hard Rock Digital chart. It brought a bout of self-aware swagger with lyrics celebrating partying, shots, and reckless energy—almost like a funhouse mirror of club culture—tacked onto a rap-rock framework. Musically, "Comin’ in Hot" packs crunchy guitar, pulsing beats, and hook-heavy vocal interplay that lean toward a tight, anthemic sound. Lyrically, it doesn’t overthink—it’s bold and unapologetic, with a party-first mindset that became a live-show staple for Hollywood Undead. Their version of "Comin’ in Hot" helped define the party-crash aesthetic of American Tragedy, giving fans a high-voltage singalong during tours.