Underground
Heavy Metal F.A.K.K.2 Lyrics
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I got it screwed in
Bad bitch they be choosing
Oh lord that money foolish
Machiavelli I am like a legend already
Crown I got it screwed in
Bad bitch they be choosing
Ohh lord that money foolish
You can not stop this reign
I'm the king of forecasting
Pin your bitch to this mattress
Pick a spot on this atlas
That is a spot I attack next
Temperature steady rising
I told you I am on fire
How the fuck you going to stop a comet
You wont see me coming like a comment
This shit not even really fair
My knights advance on you squares
Bar heavy I can see why you panic
Wave a stick I be feeling like gambit
Your career gets an early grave
Are you sure you wanna play with a spade
Take a chance niggas die every day
Legendary like bobby Boucher
Fuck a drip I be making it spray
I live by what ever I say
Do not know to many that can relate
Manakin I can tell you are fake
Greatest of all time
We can debate presidents
When I walk on that stage
The man of the people
Watch them all holler my name
Nine to five niggas been getting paid
Rap for them niggas raising the stakes
hood nerd and I told you I am different
I am Really smart you can call academics
I am just getting started
These rappers is finished
Bar for bar you can put me with Guinness
Roll the dice bitch
You know that I'm hitting
Four five six you can finish the sentence I got this crown
I got it screwed in
Bad bitch steady choosing
Ohh lord that money foolish
Machiavelli I am like a legend already
Crown I got it screwed in
Bad bitch steady choosing
Oh lord that money foolish
Machiavelli I am like a legend already
Old dirty said who for the children
There a method to obtaining this cream
Praise to you god I am simply the best
Play your cards by inspecting the deck
Killer bee I got it on me
This is everything I said it will be
Give fuck about no opposition
Niggas know where u sleep
All eyes on me rap egos
Swear they the best
Machiavelli you will be faking to death
Arms raised like I am teachers pet
Banks rotten apple right on the desk
Same class bar anatomy next
Cap rappers I will address
You style less I am not impressed
Rap game watch me ring out a rag
Water down Tupac face and it is sad
Lie in songs now do not get me mad
Little tech a boy go get your dad
Big step five toes on the gas
Mean mug all the niggas I pass
Stone cold that is me drinking a beer
Them little niggas how they appear
Underground kings I am aware
I will do right and kill everybody
Take a chance dreads in lobby
That is Jim Jones with a colt behind me
Took your main hoe to the after party
Name flip boy I love shit
Salute the real ones yeah we legit
Brooklyn bread and baking a brick nigga
I got it screwed in
Bad bitch steady choosing
Oh lord that money foolish
Machiavelli I am like a legend already
Crown I got it screwed in
Bad bitch steady choosing
Ohh lord that money foolish
Machiavelli I am like a legend already
The lyrics to Heavy Metal F.A.K.K.2's "Underground" depict the journey of an underground rapper who refuses to conform to mainstream music standards. The song is about staying true to one's roots and not compromising on the quality of music to appease the mainstream audience. The artist is pushing rhymes underground like moonshine, with a jump like juke joints, riding like old 'lacs, down like 4 flats, and shining like gold grills, curls, and chrome rims. He proudly proclaims that he is live from the underground railroad, which symbolizes his liberation from the chains of commercialized music.
The lyrics express the artist's passion for music and his determination to make a name for himself without sacrificing his artistic integrity. He raps about his journey of making music with his original style that doesn't conform to what's popular. He talks about his father's advice to get money while disregarding haters who don't understand the hustle. He also boasts of his skills, including calling plays every day, high-fiving on cloud nine, and flying private jets.
The song's lyrics continuously return to the theme of staying true to oneself and not adhering to mainstream culture. The artist mentions that he's supposed to lose control, but he manages to stay grounded and true to his roots even amidst the chaos of the music industry. Overall, the lyrics to "Underground" provide a powerful message about the importance of authenticity and self-expression.
Line by Line Meaning
Pushin' rhymes underground like moonshine
I am putting my music out there on the streets just like the way that moonshine is distributed
With jump like juke joints
My music has an infectious beat that makes people want to dance
Ridin' like old 'lacs
I'm driving in a classic car, letting my music inspire my journey
Down like 4 flats
I've hit rock bottom, but I continue to persevere and create art
Shine like gold grills
My music is bright and stands out, like gold teeth on a rapper
Curls and chrome rims
I'm not afraid to embrace my southern style and show off my swag
Bitch you know what it is
I am confident in myself and my music, and I know that people will love it
I'm live from the underground, underground
I come from a place where creativity and raw talent are valued over commercial success
Live from the underground, underground
I'm keeping it real and staying true to my roots, even if it isn't the most popular choice
Underground, underground
My music is raw and gritty, and is not yet appreciated by mainstream audiences
Live from the underground railroad
Similar to the Underground Railroad, my music represents freedom and escape from oppressive forces
My papa told me get paper, motherfuck a hater
My father taught me to focus on success instead of negativity and criticism
Them J's look clean son but elevate to gators
I may come from a humble background, but I know how to stay fly and classy
I took that shit to heart plus I dug it like a crater
The lessons my father taught me resonated deeply, and I embrace them as if they were my own
I'm givin' out game player are there any takers
I have wisdom to share, and I'm willing to share it with those who have ears to hear
While you was quarter sackin' I was quarterbackin
While others were wasting their time on unimportant things, I was taking charge and making moves
Callin' plays everyday, level All-Madden
I'm making important decisions and winning in my field
Hi five, cloud nine, private jet lackin'
I'm reaching new heights and celebrating my success, even if I don't have all the luxuries of fame yet
Treat the seal like a vinyl record, gotta keep it crackin'
I'm protective of my work and make sure that it is always in top condition
Shall I pour up, blow some smoke up, get my spit on
I'm ready to let loose and create some fire music
Grab a paper, sit on a track and get my shit on
I'm putting in the work and taking the time to perfect my craft
Ice cold water with the flow minus the lemon
My lyrics are cool and refreshing, without any added fluff
I'm Cinematic Multi, what label you been on
I'm a versatile artist with a unique style, and I'm not defined by any record label
Old school ridin' flickin' ashes in the tray
I enjoy cruising in classic cars and living life at a slow pace
Smokin' up the booth blowin' static in they face
I'm creating something new and exciting, and I'm not afraid to break the mold
C.R.E.A.M., cash rules everything around me
Money is an important factor for success and sustainability in the music industry
King, checker board nigga go and crown me
My talent is undeniable, and I demand respect and recognition for my work
Keep it rolled, I'm supposed to lose control
I'm staying grounded and keeping things under control, despite the chaos around me
Oh no, pop the trunk, burn a skunk and slam a do', do'
When things get overwhelming, I know how to let loose and enjoy myself
Window crack on the ave, marinate the scene
I'm taking in my surroundings, and getting inspired by the environment
When I lean and crawl couldn't see me with your high beams
I'm moving quietly and inconspicuously, flying under the radar
Play my part, I got heart, I'm tailor gator sharp
I'm confident in myself and my style, and I know how to showcase it for maximum impact
Plus we sit taller than Monster trucks in them trailer park
I'm making strides and standing out, despite my humble beginnings
My candy coated it cost a grip but I had to blow it
I have invested in myself and my career, no matter the cost
Your sides was dusty, my seats is bucket but you'll never know it
I may not look like much, but I have a lot of hidden talents and skills to offer
Forever tinted so you can't peep while your bitch up in it
I'm careful to protect my image and reputation, even when others may not have my best interests in mind
You call her phone she give you tone like "Why you trippin'"
I'm in charge and I won't let anyone else dictate my behavior or relationships
Cold blooded ain't it but that's how it be when they want that cash
The music industry can be ruthless and unforgiving, especially when it comes to money
When you ain't around anybody can be in that ass
People will try to take advantage of you and your work, especially when they think you're not watching
Heard that from 8-Ball homeboy girlfriend
I've learned valuable lessons and insights from my mentors and peers
If she a bopper then she probably ain't your girl then
I'm discerning and careful with who I associate with and allow in my circle
You claim you pimpin' don't be trickin' wear a curl then
I'm not interested in putting on a facade or pretending to be something I'm not
And find some paint to put some swirls in
I'm always looking for new ways to express myself and my creativity
Hey, are you okay down there?
This is a metaphorical conversation about the status of the music industry, with one side representing the underground talent and the other side representing the mainstream industry
Yeah, I'm fine. Where am I?
The underground artist is asking where they stand in comparison to the mainstream industry
You're in the mainstream. This is A&R-ville.
The mainstream is dominated by A&R professionals, who play a large role in determining which artists get exposure and success
Where are you from?
The underground artist is asking where the mainstream industry came from and how it became so powerful
I'm from Cadillactica, by way of the underground.
The mainstream industry came from the underground, and was once a place where creativity and raw talent were valued over commercial success
For short, the south
The roots of the mainstream industry can be traced back to the southern United States, where many influential artists have come from
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: DaVaughan Mitchell, Sylvester Mitchell
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
lurkerrekrul
I played this game on a Win98SE system and I don't recall it ever crashing. I had a later release, so maybe they fixed the problems by then. About the only complaint I had about the game, other than the cliffhanger ending was that it was too easy to get hung up on the scenery. Juilie will get stuck on anything that sticks out even the slightest bit, like plants, rocks, the base of a lamp, etc.
I never found the controls awkward. They're basically exactly the same as any first person shooter. People like to claim that third person games are vastly different and require different controls, mainly for the camera, but they don't. Imagine a first person game. Now pull the camera back six feet, but leave the pivot point centered on the character. How does simply moving the camera necessitate a change in controls? Yes, some third person games have crappy cameras, but that doesn't mean you have to completely change the controls. HMF2 handled the camera just fine. Besides, does anyone really put the camera on the side or the front for third person games? Most all the videos I've watched just keep the camera behind the character 90% of the time.
The one aspect I did find a little awkward was that the swords and primary weapons go in your right hand, while secondary weapons and shields go in your left. These are handled by the left and right mouse buttons, which makes sense in theory, but it's weird to use the right button for the primary weapon. So I ended up mapping the right hand to the left button and vice-versa. That let me use the left button for the primary weapon and the right button for the secondary.
As for the combat/enemies being annoying; I can't help noticing that most people just rush right up to enemies and attack them from about arm's length. Except when using melee weapons, I always try to kill enemies from as far away as possible. When faced with something dangerous, my instinct is to stay as far away from it as possible, not run right up face to face with it. Maybe that's just me though...
Fun fact: The landscapes you see in the distance, like the valley right at the start, are 3D models, not just a painted texture, but they're actually quite small. If you use NoClip and fly around the maps, you can find a small, table-top sized model of the scenery for that level. Apparently they scale up the model to make the background image.
Three in the goo
I'm confused, what do I jerk off to?
The sexy polygon lady in a dominatrix suit or GGGmanlives's voice?
Help me decide, sonny Jims
Keaton Sullivan
Three in the goo get to a church, fast
5persondude
Both
Jackson Carder
both?
PegranHimself
wrong question bud
Highly Caffeinated
Wow I totally forgot about this game. It was one of the first PC games I had ever played and at the time I remember being blown away by how the game looked. This was an awesome trip down memory lane. Thanks Gggman!!!
doomguy
I really liked this game way back in the day. But it was one of its kind - just something else. And I still love the big-box-artwork. Sure it shows it's age, but there are not that many computer and video games from back then that do age well.
Ellypsis
Played this game so much back when i was a kid, it was so underated, one of the best game in this genre, good mechanics, platform gameplay was great, lot of weapons to play with, some were hidden so you had to use your brain to find it, tons of differents ennemies : the bugs mosquito at start, the underground muscular beasts, the swamp monsters, and the different servants of the Main Vilain, also great zones with completly different artwork and environment, great music and sound effects, good in game cinematics, great voice acting imo, with french version that was really great+++
Awesome Badass Final Boss with good fight mechanics.
And what a Sexy Heroin!!!!
And a shit ton more that i forgot to mention :p
Deus Vlad2.0
RIP Julie Strain, this game is epic brings back memories.
Scáthach Assassin
This was the first game with story i ever played. Such an underrated gem. This game made you feel like a badass slayer and after mastering swordfighting you could use weaker swords on purpose to flex. The worldbuilding and music were insane. I still to this day would love to see a sequel.