On The Unda Lyrics – Cardo Got Wings, Larry June

On The Unda Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part kicks off with a raw, hyped-up energy. It’s mostly ad-libs and sound effects, like someone getting ready to take off or step into something big. The tone is confident, loose, and kind of chaotic in a fun way—setting the vibe for what’s coming.

[Verse 1]
Here, Larry’s riding low-key but staying sharp. Even if he scrapes his rim, he’s not worried—his car’s still running and the beat’s knocking. People can hear him pull up, and the streets are active. He’s always got protection on him, dressed clean, and standing out with his cool, confident presence. He mentions a lost friend, Killa Keise, showing respect, while also saying he’s always ready—both mentally and physically—for whatever comes. Larry handles his business with precision, sends out products overseas, and stays calm and intelligent. He’s smoking his usual, and cruising in a classic ’96 Impala, gliding through his neighborhood. The whole verse paints a picture of a street-savvy guy who’s polished, low-key dangerous, and always moving with purpose. He’s not flashy in the loud way—but his presence, style, and moves speak loud enough on their own.

[Chorus]
This hook keeps repeating “on the under,” which is all about staying lowkey, out of the spotlight, and handling things behind the scenes. It’s like saying, “I’m doing my thing quietly, but trust me, it’s getting done.”

[Verse 2]
Larry’s making it clear—he’s not someone to mess with. He’s confident, stylish, and moves smart. He doesn’t let himself get played and keeps high standards for the cars he drives and the way he carries himself. He doesn’t chase women or cuff anyone—he’s independent and focused. He stays fit, stays in the streets, and stashes money close, always ready for whatever. He’s alert and watching what’s going on around him, staying on the grind. He’s got fans, even overseas, and his money’s getting bigger—he compares his pockets to being on creatine. Then he calls out someone who got cheated on and reacted emotionally, saying that was foolish—you knew what she was about. He moves differently. His team is involved too—his brother made the beat, he’s got a gun in the car for safety, and he’s blending designer watches with simple outfits. He’s healthy, confident, and staying true to himself while people around him know exactly what he’s about. This verse blends lifestyle, street wisdom, and personality with that signature laid-back but sharp Larry June style.

[Chorus]
The hook’s back again, keeping that lowkey energy strong. He’s still on the grind, under the radar, getting things done without the need to brag out loud.

[Outro]
Here, Larry talks about how the streets are hot, so he keeps things quiet and low-profile—”on the under.” He doesn’t need to show off because he knows his moves are making people curious. He’s so locked into his grind that it’s second nature—it’s like he can do this in his sleep. His motion is smooth and confident, like he’s dancing through life with control. The repeated ad-libs and phrases keep the rhythm flowing and show that he’s fully in his zone, locked into the hustle. He keeps mentioning “on the motherfu\*king under” to remind us that he’s operating in silence, but still winning. As the night comes, he’s still going, still working, still shining—just not in a flashy, noisy way. Everything he does is deliberate, cool, and done with that signature style.