Rockstar

PLVTINUM's song 'Rockstar' delves into the hedonistic and often isolating lifestyle associated with fame and success. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a rockstar's life, filled with parties, materialism, and fleeting relationships. The repeated line 'She wanna fuck 'cause I'm a rockstar, baby' underscores the superficial attraction that comes with fame, where people are drawn to the persona rather than the person. This theme is further emphasized by the mention of luxury brands like Murakami, Givenchy, and Valentino, highlighting the materialistic desires that often accompany a high-profile lifestyle.

The song also touches on the darker side of fame. The line 'I don't pray to God, my soul a ghost town' suggests a sense of emptiness and spiritual desolation. This feeling is compounded by the mention of substance abuse, 'Might sniff a line on top the bible, have a breakdown,' indicating a struggle to cope with the pressures and expectations of being in the spotlight. The rockstar persona is often glamorized, but PLVTINUM's lyrics reveal the underlying loneliness and existential crises that can accompany such a lifestyle.

The afterparty serves as a metaphor for the endless cycle of superficial interactions and temporary highs. While the rockstar lifestyle may seem glamorous on the surface, the song suggests that it is ultimately unfulfilling. The neighbors knowing the rockstar's name symbolizes the public's constant scrutiny and the lack of privacy that comes with fame. Through 'Rockstar,' PLVTINUM offers a candid look at the highs and lows of living in the limelight, capturing both the allure and the isolation that come with being a modern-day rockstar.