Ehren McGhehey

• Name — Ehren McGhehey • Birth Name — Kenneth Ehren McGhehey • Born — 29 November 1976 • Birthplace — McMinnville, Oregon, U.S. • Occupation — * Stunt performer • actor • Years Active — 2000–present • Other Names — Danger Ehren • Known for — Co-star of Jackass • Children — 1

Kenneth Ehren McGhehey was born on November 29, 1976, in McMinnville, Oregon, and grew up living over a mortuary. By the age of 12, he was an accomplished skateboarder, and later became a professional snowboarder, breaking his neck, shoulder, and knees in the process. While working at a skate shop in Portland, Oregon, McGhehey began filming stunts, leading to his involvement with Jackass.

McGhehey appeared in all three seasons of the Jackass television series and five Jackass films, often going by the nickname "Danger Ehren." He has been the butt of many jokes by the Jackass crew, most notably in the infamous "Terror Taxi" skit from Jackass Number Two (2006), one of Johnny Knoxville's favorites. In the stunt, McGhehey was dressed as a stereotypical Muslim terrorist with the idea being to scare a taxi driver; part of his costume involved him having a beard glued to his face that was made out of shaved pubic hair contributed by the entire crew. In a podcast with Steve-O, McGhehey suggested some of those jokes amounted to bullying, and that some of it happened off-camera. McGhehey has been the recipient of some of the worst injuries in the Jackass franchise, including breaking his neck twice during the filming of Jackass 3D (2010), a broken orbital bone when his healthy tooth was pulled out by a string tied to Bam Margera's Lamborghini in Jackass 3D, and rupturing his right testicle after Dave England jumped on his scrotum with a pogo stick in Jackass Forever (2022). Between his snowboarding and Jackass careers, McGhehey said he had undergone 16 surgeries by the age of 33.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2000–2001 — Jackass — Himself — Writer 24 episodes • 2002 — Jackass Backyard BBQ — Himself — TV special • 2003 — The New Tom Green Show — Himself — 1 episode • 2003 MTV Movie Awards — Himself — Guest appearance • 2007 — Bam's Unholy Union — Himself — 2 episodes • 2008 — Jackassworld.com: 24 Hour Takeover — Himself — TV special • 2010 — 2010 MTV Video Music Awards — Himself — Presenter • 2010 MTV Europe Music Awards — Himself — Presenter • Late Night with Jimmy Fallon — Himself — 1 episode • Up Close with Carrie Keagan — Himself — 1 episode • Made in Hollywood — Himself — Episode 6.4 • 2011 — A Tribute to Ryan Dunn — Himself — TV documentary • 2012–2016 — Portlandia — Motorcycle guy — 5 episodes • 2014–2017 — Ridiculousness — Himself — 2 episodes • 2016 — Grimm — Luke Virkler — Episode 5.16 • 2022 — Celebrity Family Feud — Himself — Participant Episode 9.11 • Prestige Wrestling: Roseland 4 Wake the Dead — Himself — Participant • 2023 — Below Deck Mediterranean — Himself — 2 episodes

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2015 — Jackass Reunion: 15 Years Later — Himself — Rolling Stone special • 2019 — Bathroom Break Podcast — Himself — Guest 1 episode • 2021–2022 — Steve-O's Wild Ride! — Himself — Guest 2 episodes Podcast • 2026 — Jackass: The Podcast — Himself — Guest 1 episode

• Year — Artist — Track — Role — Notes • 2002 — CKY — "Flesh Into Gear" — Himself — Archived footage • Andrew W.K. — "We Want Fun" — Himself • 2006 — Chris Pontius — "Karazy" — Himself • 2010 — Weezer — "Memories" — Himself • 2015 — Modest Mouse — "The Ground Walks, With Time in a Box" — The Foe • 2017 — Municipal Waste — "Breathe Grease" — Biker • 2018 — Dwarves — "Devil's Level" — Wrestler • 2021 — Red Fang — "Rabbits in Hives" — Grave digger

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2007 — Jackass: The Game — Himself — Voice and motion capture