The song "Elevators" by Jae Millz explores the rapper's journey, ambitions, and experiences in the music industry. The lyrics discuss his determination to move forward in life, leaving behind any negativity or past struggles. Millz reflects on the jealousy he feels from others, even though it is commonly associated with women, and acknowledges that he values his male friendships. He also talks about his relationships with other rappers, recognizing that many of them are not genuine friends but rather associates in the industry. Millz sees the music industry as a game and understands that relationships often change based on personal gains and success. However, he still aims to maintain positive relationships with others until he no longer needs to. The song addresses themes of greed, dedication, and the constant pursuit of success. Millz feels torn between wanting more and appreciating what he has achieved so far. He contemplates the balance between his artistry and the business side of the music industry. Despite his clouded thoughts, he remains confident in his skills and his ability to outshine others. In the latter part of the song, Millz shifts the focus to the reality of street life. He mentions knowing people who are willing to commit crimes for material possessions and emphasizes the influence of music on individuals' mindsets. He mentions Lil Durk, another rapper, and the impact his music has on those willing to take risks. Overall, "Elevators" is a self-reflective track that delves into the personal struggles, ambitions, and encounters faced by Jae Millz in both his personal life and the music industry.
