un·der·ground noun noun: the Underground ˈəndərˌground/ 1. 1. a group or movement organized secretly to work against an existing regime. "I got involved with the French underground" THE THREAT While music is falsely perceived as a form of entertainment, in reality it is the largest learning tool available to the human population and in the future it will serve as a biography of our generation so in order to effectively spread our message we have attached an audio file containing ideals from the prominent members of The Underground: Cooley Kimble, Express, Bigg Fatts and Sho Stoppa. The premise of this song is simple: “The Underground…all above must get shot.”