“Migliore Amico” is a heartfelt conversation gIANMARIA holds with the one person who never really leaves his side: himself. Wandering through a city he finds uninspiring, squeezed between strangers and barking dogs on a tram, he notices how alien he feels among the daily hustle. Rather than escaping into a bar or following the crowd, the singer turns inward, admitting that life’s usual script has always kept him at arm’s length. Amid loneliness, crushed expectations, and the search for attention, he discovers unexpected comfort – “my best friend is me.”
The song paints a vivid picture of the ups and downs of self-companionship: crying on his own shoulder, telling himself little lies, sulking in silence, then making up by taking himself out to dinner. These playful yet vulnerable images highlight how we can be both our harshest critics and our strongest supporters. In the end, gIANMARIA transforms isolation into self-acceptance, reminding listeners that taking care of ourselves – arguments, reconciliations, and all – can be the first step toward finding real belonging in the world.