Millionaire

In "Millionaire," JOYCA delivers a satirical take on the perceived struggles of the wealthy, highlighting the absurdity of their so-called problems. The song opens with the artist lamenting about losing the keys to his Parisian loft and the difficulty of living on a salary that doesn't exceed 20,000 euros a month. This sets the tone for a humorous critique of the trivial issues faced by those who are financially well-off, yet not quite millionaires.

Throughout the lyrics, JOYCA uses hyperbole to emphasize the ridiculousness of these "problems." He mentions changing Lamborghinis seven times a year, the discomfort of a full safe of gold bars, and the dilemma of choosing between a pool or a spa. These exaggerated scenarios serve to mock the superficial concerns of the affluent, contrasting them with the real struggles faced by those with less privilege. The repeated refrain of "chienne de vie" (a French expression meaning "dog's life") further underscores the irony, as it is typically used to describe genuinely difficult circumstances.

The song also touches on themes of dissatisfaction and the never-ending pursuit of more, even when one already has plenty. JOYCA humorously points out the lack of kerosene for his private jet and the absence of space in his garage for another luxury car, illustrating the insatiable nature of materialism. By presenting these issues in a lighthearted manner, the artist invites listeners to reflect on the true meaning of wealth and happiness, questioning whether material possessions can ever truly satisfy one's desires.