CVNTY

Adam Lambert's song 'CVNTY' is a bold and unapologetic anthem of self-empowerment and confidence. The lyrics revolve around the aftermath of a passionate but ultimately doomed relationship. Lambert's character in the song is the one who leaves a lasting impression, causing the ex-lover to be haunted by memories and regrets. The repetition of 'I'ma be the one that you think about' emphasizes the lingering impact and the power dynamics at play.

The term 'cunty,' often used in LGBTQ+ and drag culture, signifies a fierce, confident, and unapologetically bold attitude. Lambert uses this term to describe how he will break his ex-lover's heart while maintaining his self-assured and glamorous demeanor. The imagery of 'flowers started bloomin'' and 'love that could've brought a city down to ruins' highlights the intensity and transformative nature of their past relationship. However, the ex-lover's mistakes and regrets are met with Lambert's indifference and empowerment, as he revels in his own strength and allure.

The song also touches on themes of self-worth and moving on. Lambert's character is unbothered by the ex-lover's apologies and regrets, symbolized by the line 'If I had a dollar for every sorry that you cried, baby, I would buy a diamond with diamonds inside.' This showcases a sense of self-respect and the realization that the ex-lover's remorse is too little, too late. The overall tone of the song is one of triumph and self-celebration, as Lambert embraces his own power and refuses to be diminished by past relationships.