Five Finger Death Punch Trivia Quiz

Answer: Battle Born

The phrase "Battle Born" is associated with the state of Nevada. The reason for this is that Nevada is one of two states (the other being West Virginia) to be granted statehood during the American Civil War. The motto can be found on the state's flag.

Five Finger Death Punch was formed in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2005. It features lead singer Ivan Moody and rhythm guitarist Zoltan Bathory who are the only two original band members to have remained with the group through the end of 2019. The song "Battle Born" was first released as a single on September 10, 2013.

Answer: The Way of the Fist

Five Finger Death Punch's first studio album is titled "The Way of the Fist". It was first released on August 18, 2007. It featured Matt Snell as the bassist, Jeremy Spencer as the drummer and Darrell Roberts as lead guitar. Some other notable tracks from this album include "The Bleeding" and "Never Enough", the latter of which was released as a bonus track when the album was re-released in 2008.

Answer: Bad Company

"That's why they call me ... Bad Company, I can't deny." "Bad Company" is a song that is featured on the album "War is the Answer" by Five Finger Death Punch. "War is the Answer" is the band's second studio album. It was first released on September 22, 2009.

Other notable songs from "War is the Answer" include "Walk Away", "Far from Home" and "Succubus". Jason Hook took over the lead guitar role for this album following issues involving Darrell Roberts. While its become a popular song from Five Finger Death Punch, "Bad Company" is actually a cover song.

It was originally recorded by a British rock band of the same name in 1973.

Answer: No One Get's Left Behind

According to Lilo from the Walt Disney movie "Lilo and Stitch", "Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten". "No One Get's Left Behind" is another track released on the Five Finger Death Punch album "War Is the Answer". However, the song is not really a message about family, but instead seems to be a message against fighting unjustified wars, especially ones that the United States have become involved with.

Answer: Under and Over It

"American Capitalist" is the third studio album released by Five Finger Death Punch. It was first released on October 11, 2011. This album also featured a new bassist named Chris Kael. In the opening of the music video for "Under and Over It", Ivan punches the director after he cuts the shoot, looking for "more attitude".

Then the band has a big party atop a Las Vegas rooftop, complete with scantily clad women and booze. Other notable tracks from "American Capitalist" include "Back for More" and "The Pride".

Answer: suicide

"Coming Down" was also a song featured on the Five Finger Death Punch album "American Capitalist". Watching the music video for "Coming Down" may bring you to tears. The video centers around two teenagers, one boy and one girl, both of whom are contemplating suicide.

In the opening of the video, the boy attempts to shoot himself in front of his parents, while the girl attempts to overdose on pills. The boy is shown to be the target of constant bullying. In addition, he seemed to be in conflict with his father.

The girl was also shown to be a target of bullying via social media. She also seemed to have issues with her mother and looked to be very critical of her appearance. The video emphasizes the need for friends to help whenever such issues come about.

The number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline appears at the end of the video.

Answer: Heaven / Hell

The lyrics come from the song "Wrong Side of Heaven" featured on Five Finger Death Punch's fourth studio album "The Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of Hell". This album was released in two parts. The first part was released on July 30, 2013 and included the titles "Wrong Side of Heaven", "Anywhere but Here" and "Lift Me Up".

The second part of the album was released November 19, 2013 and includes the aforementioned song "Battle Born".

Answer: Jekyll and Hyde

"Oh, yo, yo, there's a demon inside! Oh, yo, yo, just like Jekyll and Hyde!" The song "Jekyll and Hyde" is found on the album "Got Your Six", the sixth studio album of Five Finger Death Punch. It was released on September 4, 2015. Other notable tracks from this album include "Wash it All Away" and "My Nemesis".

Answer: Everything

"Question Everything" is another song featured on Five Finger Death Punch's "Got Your Six" album. The deluxe edition of the album, which was released on July 22, 2016 included a new song entitled, "I Apologize". During his career, Five Finger Death Punch's singer Ivan Moody was known to have struggled with alcoholism, which sometimes affected his performance on stage.

The song was written by Moody as an apology to those who had been negatively affected by his affliction.

Answer: I Refuse

"I Refuse" appears on Five Finger Death Punch's seventh studio album entitled "And Justice for None". It was released on May 18, 2018 and is the last to feature Jeremy Spencer as the band's drummer. Jeremy Spencer was forced to leave the band after injuring his back.

He was replaced by Charlie Engen. Other notable tracks from "And Justice for None" include "Sham Pain" and a cover of the song "Gone Away" from The Offspring.