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Underground King

Someone who is similar to or even better than the top dogs and has the power to be influential, yet is very underrated.
All the way up until he became mainstream with his "?" album, XXXTENTACION was an Underground King.
by FredTheFriendlyFarmer September 24, 2019
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lance corporal underground

Term used in the Marines to refer to the gossip passed around by those of a lower rank (usually lance corporals) about deployments, promotions, and any other topic pertaining to a unit's agenda.
Lance Corporal: So, I heard through the Lance Corporal Underground that we are going to Okinawa in May.

Other Lance Corporal: STFU I'm peeing.
by jmusmc85 June 6, 2010
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lucha underground

Lucha underground is so much better then tna or wwe
by Meno42 January 20, 2015
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Underground Mexicans

A group of Hispanic high schoolers who do not associate with high schoolers of different races or in traditional cliches.
"This Class is full of Underground Mexicans."
by Jodyia97 November 14, 2014
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The Velvet Underground

The Velvet Underground was band formed in New York City comprised mostly of Lou Reed, John Cale, Maureen Tucker and Sterling Morrison, though the lineup changed many times in their career spaning from 1965 to 1973 (though I asure you, none of their members EVER went to join AC/DC).

The band was financially backed by Andy Warhol. The band used his facility (The Factory) to practice until after the release of their first album "The Velvet Underground & Nico", considered to be one of the most influencial rock albums of all time. The music of the band varies greatly. On the first album the lyrics were mostly the braichild of Lou Reed while the music was dominated by John Cale's influence. Reed's down to Earth lyrics which detailed events in his everyday life were backed by Cale's screeching viola and guitar riffs he seems to have written in a manner designed simply to scare the audience.

Their live shows have been described as a horrifying orgasm. Often The Velvets stood on stage with deadpan faces while Andy Warhol had actors running and interacting with the crowd. They were often lit up with a projector playing disturbing and violent images, often including acts of Sadomasochism. At many shows fans passed out or left in utter fear.

On the rest of their albums the dominate force was Lou Reed's acoustic guitar, paticularly on the album "The Velvet Underground" (not to be confused with their first album "The Velvet Underground & Nico". This new style allowed Reed to truly open his work to a new level of emotional attachment.

The band split up in 1973 before the release of their last studio album "Loaded". The cause of the split was due to the pregnancy of drummer Maureen Tucker. On the album "Loaded" a slew of people took over Tuckers post on drums.

The band reunited for a final tour in the 93 with the original lineup excluding Nico, her songs were performed by John Cale.
"The Velvet Underground formed what we know was rock and roll music."
by Kyle Dee January 26, 2006
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Underground

Art, opinion or organization that exists outside of mainstream society or culture. Also known as "independent" or sometimes "counter-culture".
Giff preferred the underground music scene in her area to the bland stuff that played on most radio stations.
by Gyro June 9, 2002
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Digital Underground

The act of inserting a finger (the digit) into ones anus (the underground).
The bored husband requested that his wife go digital underground on him during sex.
by OnlyOneAwake February 17, 2018
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