Song meaning of Milly by Club Dogo (Ft. Sfera Ebbasta)

Ah, the lyrical masterpiece that is "Milly" by Club Dogo featuring Sfera Ebbasta. Let's break it down, shall we? Jake La Furia graces us with his presence in the intro, and the song kicks off with some serious window shopping talk. Apparently, people are drooling over Lambos, Gucci, Rolexes, and Jordans pressed against the glass. But here's the kicker, my friends: Jake La Furia roams the streets with his tools in his pants pockets, while some other guy's girl is blowing up his cell phone. Oh, the drama! And did you catch his clever play on words with "canna" from Grey Goose and three Ks for his shoes? It's all about that fashion statement, baby! Oh, and don't forget the three grams of coconut, Gucci crossbody bag anyone? But wait, there's more! He's got hundred-dollar bills in his shoes because apparently, they're his piggy bank. And he's been making money since he was in diapers, folks. Rappers be walkin' around with merchandise in their pockets, like a real-life easter egg hunt. And those rich folks are just another part of life, like an egg you decorate for Easter. Now, on to Guè's verse. He talks about increasing his "incassi" like the bass, and how he was low cost before Lacoste and broke before his Royal Oak watch. Oh, the evolution! He even mentions the iconic streets of Milan, Spiga and Sfiga, and compares him and La Furia to the perfect combo of cocaine and coffee beans. Talk about a wake-up call! And get this, they're faking on Instagram as much as they can, but the truth is, poverty and sadness are watching. Talk about balance being shattered! But hey, forget about being pure, let's strive for millionaire status and be "pluri." Guè ain't got time for tearin' up over betraying brothers; he's too busy conquering the scene, and this scene is his. Khalifa style, baby! And then we have Sfera Ebbasta, who only wanted to make a "milli" like Lil Wayne, but he ended up pissing on everybody's heads, because apparently, a K-Way ain't enough. And he parades around with blinged-out ears and a Richard Mille watch, while settling his "kids" in bed. I guess he's the ultimate dad. He's pumping the Dogo, and Jessica too, backstage. But wait, what's that? Zingarelli in the mix, targeting the watch. Oh, the memories of dreaming about cash when he was a young snotty-nosed kid, but now he's emerging from exhaust fumes like the Bamba, surrounded by smoke and treats. And just to top it all off, he's in a room with four ladies, while living life in the fast lane and counting thousands at the bank with a machine gun. Ah, the sweet, sweet sounds of making money! So, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen, "Milly" by Club Dogo featuring Sfera Ebbasta: an epic tale of shopping, phone drama, fashion statements, evolution, brotherly betrayals, and making money like there's no tomorrow. Bravo!