Underground
F.O.A.K Lyrics

Big city lights, big city name
Referring to the glamour and attraction of big cities and their popular reputation.

Where the only thing you know is the dope-dealing game
Describing the only way to succeed in the city is through illicit drug dealing.

Makin' that money just as fast as you can
Emphasizing the priority of making money quickly in the risky drug business.

And this pride is yours in bein a (dopeman)
Suggesting that selling drugs brings a sense of pride and self-worth.

Rollin big cars and carryin big knots
Describing the flashy lifestyle and wealth amassed through drug dealing.

Niggas pushin' Benzes with the drop-tops
Encapsulating the luxurious car preference of drug dealers.

Bitches all around, all over the place
Referring to the abundance of women seeking to benefit from the riches of drug dealers.

Eyes open wide for a sap to chase
Implying that these women are merely opportunists seeking to take advantage of drug dealers.

They just lookin' for a fool to pay the rent
Suggesting that these women aim to milk drug dealers to meet their financial obligations.

But bitch, you're dead wrong, you won't get a cent
Asserting that the drug dealer is wise enough not to fall for their wiles.

Girlies out there, they don't know my name
Indicating that he prefers to keep a low profile and avoid unnecessary attention.

MC Breed and that's me and that's one and the same
Introducing himself as MC Breed, a rapper from the Underground Slang who has made a name for himself.

I went from pushin ki's of pure d caine
Describing the rapper's previous involvement in drug dealing before transitioning to making music.

To writin' def lyrics for the Underground Slang
Detailing his current work as a music artist creating inspiring music for the Underground Slang.

(Money bustin' out my socks)
Emphasizing the wealth accumulated through drug dealing, so much that he has to hide money in his socks.

The you-n-d-e-are-ground
Referring to the Underground Slang and how it represents an alternative culture.

Punk, don't make a sound
Warning adversaries of the repercussions that follow any form of provocation.

DFC comin' through like: move!
Asserting dominance and demanding people to clear the way for the Dope Force Connection team.

'Cause ain't shit for my posse to prove
Declaring that the DFC crew has nothing to prove, and their reputation precedes them.

Poppin' caps don't matter, brain cells scatter
Stressing the violent and gruesome reality of their actions while emphasizing the danger encountered in this profession.

We head away on a 20 ft. ladder
Describing a daring escape plan from the law enforcement using a 20 ft. ladder to go over the wall.

Free as a bird, time to pass go
After successfully escaping from law enforcement, they are feeling liberated.

The posse break out, and T's drivin' real slow
Detailing the escape from the crime scene and the driver's deliberate attempt to avoid any attention by driving carefully.

Lights start flashin' all in my face
Describing the encounter with the police and the flashing lights that attract attention.

Red said "Fuck it," and began to race
One of the group members decides that it is time to defy the police and outrun them.

Went twenty miles up, ridin' through [Name]
Narrating the escape plan and the route they chose to get away from law enforcement.

T looked at me, said (peep the gas tank)
The driver draws the rapper's attention to the lack of fuel in the car.

To hell with it, pull on the side of the road
Giving up the chase and deciding to hide until everything cools down.

"Get our of your jeep!" - man, you are cold
Condemning the actions of an unidentified person that may have caused them to abandon their vehicle by the side of the road.

I yelled out the roof: "Fuck you hoes!"
At a time of frustration and aggression, the rapper declares his annoyance with the opposite sex, which he deems a source of problems.

We paid twenty grand for bullet-proof windows
Revealing that they have invested a considerable amount of money for their protection and safety.

Two ounces of dope in my fix-a-flat
Hiding drugs in a tire repair tool, indicating that they have not stopped their business of selling drugs completely.

Two rounds of ammo for my personal gat
Carrying a firearm for self-defense as they experience dangerous and threatening situations.

Killed a 8 Ball, I'm ready to go
Claiming to have consumed a significant quantity of narcotics and being prepared for whatever comes next.

The sounds of flashing nine made my blood flow
Suggesting the adrenaline rush that comes with high-risk activities and the sound of gunshots.

Jumped on the roof and sprayed the beamlight
Being fully alert and active, ready to use every means to ensure their safety, even to use a flashlight as a weapon.

Twenty dead cops who ain't nothin' nice
Emphasizing the impact of their reaction to the threat of the law enforcement, who he regarded as nothing but a nuisance.

People don't know us, and they call us a gang
Addressing the common misconception that they are part of a gang, whereas they simply belong to an entirely different culture and music scene.

But we fo' raw niggas from the Underground Slang
Reaffirming their affiliation to the Underground Slang, a community they represent with pride and honor.

The Underground Slang
Repeating the reference to the Underground Slang, indicating its significance as a fundamental aspect of their identity and culture.

Man cold 40s, man
Referring to the manly spirit of their community and their preference for premium beer quality.

Lay back, uknowmsayin'?
Emphasizing the laid back attitude of their culture, marked by relaxation and ease.

Some of these girlies out there, uknowmsayin'?
Referring to the endless pool of women who aspire to benefit from the riches accumulated by the likes of drug dealers.

The homie Red, uknomsayin'
Mentioning a crew member called Red, implicitly acknowledging his loyalty and importance in the crew.

Cash T, Technology, me MC Breed
Referring to the people on the team, including MC Breed, T, and Technology, amongst others.

The whole DFC posse, uknowmsayin'?
Acknowledging the existence and significance of the entire posse and the valuable role they play in the community.

Standin' for the 'Dope Force Connection'
Explaining the origin and significance of the DFC name and its representation of the passions and beliefs of their culture.

Peace
Signing off in peace, indicating that all is well and the rapper wishes the audience the best.