Roses (remix) (feat. Future)

SAINt JHN's 'Roses (remix) (feat. Future)' is a vivid exploration of the high life, filled with luxury, excess, and the intoxicating allure of wealth and power. The song opens with a reference to having a 'bird's eye' view, symbolizing a perspective that comes with success and money. The mention of 'Pablo' and 'Tony killed Manolo' are nods to infamous drug lords Pablo Escobar and the iconic scene from 'Scarface,' respectively, setting a tone of danger and opulence.

The recurring theme of 'roses' in the song serves as a metaphor for beauty and success, but also hints at the thorns that come with it. SAINt JHN and Future paint a picture of a life where they are constantly 'turning up,' indulging in parties, and flaunting their wealth. The lyrics 'I might pull up flexing on these niggas like aerobics' and 'Standing on the table, Rosé, Rosé, fuck the waters' emphasize a lifestyle of showing off and living in the moment, regardless of the consequences.

Future's verse adds another layer to the narrative, highlighting the darker side of this lifestyle. He talks about needing interpreters and translators, suggesting a disconnect from reality and the people around him. The mention of 'Omertá,' the Mafia code of silence, underscores the secrecy and isolation that often accompany such a life. The song ultimately portrays a world where the highs are incredibly high, but the lows can be just as extreme, encapsulating the duality of living in excess.