Being underground isn't about anything but appealing to a non-commercial audience. Many artists start out underground and over their career develop a more commercial appeal, or are able to reach a larger audience because they have put in their time. Simply put let me define underground for you. "If you would do this shit even if you weren't making a dime off rap, then your probably underground". Name an artist who came up, and at one time I bet they were probably considered underground. For instance I remember the first time I heard Nas, it was on "Live at the Barbeque", with Large Professor, I was like who the fuck is this kid. Back then Nas was just a hot mc, that had shined on a few tracks and was making himself a name. Most of all being underground is about being true to the music!!!!!!!!

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