The song "Violett" by Jamule, produced by Miksu/Macloud, talks about a luxurious and carefree lifestyle. The lyrics describe driving away in a Lamborghini and never coming back, with a purple sky resembling the California flowers in the artist's blunt. The mention of wing doors refers to the unique car doors that open upwards. The protagonist feels blessed and believes they are recognized everywhere they go. The song also mentions the artist's proficiency in making moves like Michael Jackson, implying their skill or finesse. They mention being in the middle of a recording session and being from the west side of Berlin. The lyrics further mention riding in a Maybach with two women in the back, escaping to a place where no one can find them. The artist hides packs (potentially illegal substances) in the gallery deck and emphasizes not wasting time. The song also touches on the artist's popularity and recognition, stating that they are acknowledged everywhere they go. The lyrics continue with mentions of tattoos on the artist's arm and white Air Force shoes. They also mention having "Cali" (California) with them, referencing sex, drugs, alcohol, and American culture. The artist reflects on their life, stating that they are living because they never had all the things they have now. They credit their success to the brand Doppel-C and express disbelief at their achievements. The song ends with the artist apologizing to their mother for their actions and prioritizing their lifestyle. They reiterate their intention to drive away in a Lamborghini and never return. Overall, "Violett" portrays a lifestyle of luxury, indulgence, and freedom, while also reflecting on the artist's rise from humble beginnings.
