Sorrys & Ferraris – Polo G

Polo G’s “Sorrys & Ferraris” is a soul-baring anthem about loyalty’s fickle nature. It’s a bittersweet reflection on the shifting sands of success. The lyrics sting with the truth, questioning fair-weather friends who emerge only when the spotlight shines (“They love you when you shinin’, where was you when all this shit was dim?”). It’s a raw look at the isolating side of fame, where even “brotherhood” feels conditional.

But amid the introspection, there’s a quiet defiance. Polo name-drops the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, not to brag, but to underscore the distance he’s traveled. The “Swervin’, park the Cullinan” line isn’t just about the car, it’s about leaving those doubts and betrayals in the dust. This track is resonating with anyone who’s ever chased their dreams and faced the fickle nature of those around them. It’s a reminder that true success is measured not just in material wealth, but in the strength it takes to navigate the treacherous terrain of fame and loyalty. So, let Polo G’s words hit you – they might just leave you reevaluating your own circle.

Quotable Lyrics:

‘Member used to chase a bag on that curb
I be stuntin’ on they ass, this for Durb
All that dirt I shook off right before I took off
“Don’t forget me” was the last thing I heard, uh
And then came the sorrys
And then the Ferraris
Everybody say they sorry now
Swear my life is like a party now, uh, uh