Jimmy Pop
Jimmy Pop is a rock singer known for being the vocalist, guitarist, and frontman of the alternative rock band Bloodhound Gang.
Rock Singer
August 27, 1972
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Born on August 27, 1972, Jimmy Pop is a 51-year-old rock singer hailing from Trappe, Pennsylvania. He gained fame as the lead vocalist, guitarist, and founding member of the alternative rap rock band Bloodhound Gang, known for hit singles such as “The Bad Touch” and “Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo.”
Apart from his work with Bloodhound Gang, Jimmy Pop has showcased his versatility as a musician by co-writing and co-producing songs for Australian singer-songwriter Sia. He has also lent his vocals to the track “Bitter Taste” by rock band Three Days Grace, further broadening his musical range.
In addition to his musical endeavors, Jimmy Pop has displayed his talents in the film “Rock Star,” proving his capabilities beyond music.
While there is no recent information about his personal life or latest accomplishments, Jimmy Pop’s contributions to the music industry and his iconic status as the frontman of Bloodhound Gang continue to cement his position in the entertainment world.
