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Underground Society

Croatian youth association based in Split that promotes urban culture through hip hop, breakdance, graffiti, skateboarding, DJ-ing and MC-ing.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Underground Society is a youth association based in Split, Croatia. According to its own description, the goal of the association is to promote and uphold the interests and activities of youth, spreading volunteering and solidarity while encouraging and guiding the development of creativity through urban culture and its contents. Its main base for that development with young people is the segments of hip hop, breakdance, graffiti, skateboarding, DJ-ing and MC-ing. The association also states that proper care for the indigent in homes for neglected children and elsewhere is important to it. The organisation presents itself publicly through a WordPress blog at undergroundsocietyblog.wordpress.com, which serves as its official online presence. The blog's earliest visible posts date from November 2016, and its About page lists a crew under the heading "FRESHEST FLOW MEMBERS" together with contact details for several named members, including Sara Pavic, Lucija Mornar Deman, Oliver Molnar, Marko Matas, Ante Marijanovic, Josip Krnic, Karlo Premeru, Stipe Radic and Roko Vilibic. Wikidata describes Underground Society as an "Association for promoting and upholding interests of youth in Split, Croatia", matching the association's own self-description. The entity operates in the youth and urban-culture space rather than as a conventional commercial manufacturer or retailer, and its public footprint is small and community-oriented. No founding year, formal corporate parent, ownership structure or listing status is established by the available evidence, so those fields are left unset.

History

Underground Society is a youth association based in Split, Croatia. Its own description states that the goal of the association is to promote and uphold the interests and activities of youth, and to disseminate volunteering and solidarity while encouraging and guiding the development of creativity through urban culture and its contents. The association identifies hip hop, breakdance, graffiti, skateboarding, DJ-ing and MC-ing as the main segments through which it develops work with young people. It also states that proper care for the indigent in homes for neglected children and elsewhere is important to it. The association's public presence is centred on a WordPress blog, undergroundsocietyblog.wordpress.com, which functions as its official website. The blog's earliest visible posts are dated November 2016, including a first post dated 8 November 2016 and a subsequent post dated 12 November 2016. The About page lists a crew under the heading "FRESHEST FLOW MEMBERS" and provides contact details for several members: Sara Pavic, Lucija Mornar Deman, Oliver Molnar, Marko Matas, Ante Marijanovic, Josip Krnic, Karlo Premeru, Stipe Radic and Roko Vilibic. Wikidata records the entity as an "Association for promoting and upholding interests of youth in Split, Croatia", consistent with the association's self-description. Beyond this, the available evidence does not establish a founding year, formal corporate structure, parent organisation, ownership or listing status. The organisation appears to operate as a small, community-oriented youth and urban-culture group rather than as a commercial enterprise.

  • First visible blog post published on the official WordPress site

  • Second visible blog post published

Products and positioning

A grassroots youth association in Split, Croatia, focused on urban culture and youth interests rather than commercial products.

  • Hip hop culture programmes

  • Breakdance activities

  • Graffiti activities

  • Skateboarding activities

  • DJ-ing and MC-ing activities

  • Volunteering and solidarity initiatives

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