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Richie Sambora’s Hidden Bon Jovi Message In New Song Explained

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Richie Sambora is gearing up for the release of a new song, and fans are buzzing about the hidden message embedded in its cover art.

The former Bon Jovi rocker recently announced the upcoming release of his latest musical endeavor across his social media platforms. Alongside the announcement came the unveiling of the song’s cover art, which immediately sparked curiosity among fans.

The cover art features a Snellen chart, commonly used in eye exams, with the letters I, RS, and BON prominently displayed on the top three lines, followed by the title of the song on the next two lines.

Music journalist Mitch Lafon took to X to share the cover art and pose his own theory, suggesting that the “RS Bon” inscription could symbolize Richie Sambora’s integral role as half of Bon Jovi. While Sambora himself didn’t provide any explicit explanation, he retweeted Lafon’s post, adding to the intrigue.

Fans and followers offered up their own interpretations and theories. One user proposed that the arrangement of the letters might signify a journey of wisdom and self-discovery, with “I” representing Richie as an individual, “RS” as his identity as a rock star, and “BON” as the foundational influence of Bon Jovi.

Another theory suggested that the positioning of “RS” above “BON” could imply Sambora’s personal growth and evolution beyond his Bon Jovi legacy.

As speculation continues to swirl, it seems that Sambora is content to let the mystery linger until he’s pressed for answers in a future interview. Until then, fans eagerly anticipate the release of his new music and the opportunity to unravel its hidden meanings.

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