7 Rings (feat. Kurt Hugo Schneider)

Jamie Miller's rendition of '7 Rings (feat. Kurt Hugo Schneider)' is a celebration of self-empowerment and indulgence. The song opens with vivid imagery of luxury and opulence, referencing 'breakfast at Tiffany's' and 'bottles of bubbles.' These lines set the tone for a narrative that revolves around enjoying the finer things in life. The mention of 'girls with tattoos who like getting in trouble' adds a rebellious edge, suggesting a carefree attitude towards societal norms and expectations.

The lyrics delve into themes of resilience and transformation. Miller sings about having 'been through some bad shit' but instead of succumbing to sadness, he becomes a 'savage.' This transformation is marked by a newfound independence and self-sufficiency, as he prefers to 'write my own checks like I write what I sing.' The repeated refrain 'I see it, I like it, I want it, I got it' underscores a sense of agency and control over one's desires and destiny.

The song also touches on the idea of materialism as a form of therapy. Lines like 'retail therapy my new addiction' and 'happiness is the same price as red-bottoms' suggest that material possessions can bring a sense of joy and fulfillment. However, there's also a subtle critique of this mindset, as the lyrics imply that those who say 'money can't solve your problems' simply haven't had enough money to try. The song concludes with a powerful assertion of self-worth and confidence, encapsulated in the lines 'If I like it, then that's what I get.' This anthem of self-indulgence and empowerment resonates with anyone who has ever found strength and solace in treating themselves to the luxuries they desire.