Sorry Not Sorry
Fabolous ft. Bryson Tiller Lyrics

Fight
The song starts with the word 'Fight' to set the mood of the song that is about Fabolous handling the haters and fake people around him with confidence and determination.

Hey
The use of 'Hey' is a way of grabbing someone's attention, in this case, the haters and fake people around him who have switched up on him now that he has money.

God damn, I'm winning
Fabolous expresses his current success, feeling victorious compared to where he came from, making it clear that he knows he is winning.

God damn, I'm winning
Fabolous expresses his current success, feeling victorious compared to where he came from, making it clear that he knows he is winning.

Got money now you done switched up on me
Fabolous talks about how his success has made people change how they treat him, suggesting that they only liked him because of his money and now treat him differently.

I used to think about how you would act when a nigga got money
Fabolous explains that he was aware of how people would react when he gained money, and this line implies that he knew that this would change many people's attitudes towards him.

Now you done switched up on me
Fabolous acknowledges that people have changed the way they treat him, and this line directly addresses those who have switched up on him since he gained wealth.

Now you wanna say 'what's up?' to me
Fabolous is calling out those who have switched up on him since he gained money, suggesting that they now want to be with him again just because he made some cash.

Okay, so now you wanna make love to me
Here, Fabolous suggests that somebody from his past is wanting to have sex with him, even though they didn't show any interest when he was less wealthy.

Girl, if you don't get the fuck from me
With this line, Fabolous tells someone that he is not interested in them romantically and wants them to leave him alone.

I know you thought we had something special
Fabolous acknowledges that the other party might have thought that they had a special connection or relationship, but he clarifies that this is not the case.

But you don't mean nothing to me
Fabolous is using a harsh tone to express that the other party does not hold any importance in his life.

Girl, I'm sorry you not the one for me
Fabolous doesn't want anyone to misunderstand his intentions and so he clarifies that the other party is not the one for him romantically.

Just be honest, girl what you want from me?
Fabolous asks the other party to be honest about what they want from him, suggesting that they are giving mixed signals.

This ain't nothing new, keep it so one-hundred
Fabolous is asking the other party to be honest with him because he has dealt with similar situations in the past and he wants them to keep it real/one-hundred.

I can't let none of these niggas get one up on me
Here, Fabolous is saying that he doesn't want to give any other men an advantage over him and so he remains cautious of everyone's intentions.

I go by God-Tiller, you better run from me
Fabolous addresses any haters or fake people around him, warning them that he goes by 'God-Tiller' and they should run from him to avoid getting on his bad side.

Give hope to my niggas, them niggas love money
Fabolous gives hope to his friends/peers, motivating them to make money because, in his experience, his friends love money and are driven by it (in a positive way).

Adios to them bitches, can't get a hug from me
Fabolous says that he has no time for fake females and will not even give them a hug because he does not want to get too close to them.

I'm high on life, that's what it does for me
Fabolous clarifies that his success and drive is what motivates him, and he doesn't need anything else to keep him going.

My numbers going up, I feel a buzz coming (one up)
Fabolous is excited about his success, and he feels that there is more to come as he continues to make moves to go 'one up' (better) than his current situation.

Young nigga, young nigga
This line is repeated throughout the song and is used to highlight Fabolous' youth and energy.

Your friends bad too?
Fabolous is asking if the listener's friends are also attractive and can come along if they want to hang out with him and his crew (who appreciate independent women).

Then tell 'em come with you
Fabolous is encouraging the other party to bring their pretty friends with them when they come to hang out with him and his crew.

And we like bitches with they own shit
Fabolous and his crew are attracted to independent women who have their own lives and do not rely on men for financial stability.

We don't like gold diggers
Fabolous clarifies that he and his group are not interested in women who are only interested in their money (gold diggers).

Every nigga did you wrong, except for me
Here, Fabolous suggests that the other party has been involved with many men who have treated her poorly, but he is the exception and has treated her well.

I'm next to blow and so you should've been next to me
Fabolous is suggesting that he is on the brink of becoming the next big thing, and the other party should have known that and attached themselves to him.

Say you lovesick, girl I got the remedy
Fabolous is trying to show the other party that he can be there for them when they need him, helping them deal with their heartache or illnesses.

I'll give you long dick and longevity
Here, Fabolous is offering himself as a solution to the other party's problems, saying that he can provide sexual satisfaction and more (longevity).

Don't settle for less or for infidelity
Fabolous is encouraging the other party to not settle for less than they deserve, including infidelity or poor treatment from men.

Niggas ain't built like me
Fabolous is saying that he is built differently than most other men and has unique qualities that set him apart from the crowd.

He can't bag and pipe and leave that pussy killed like me
Here, Fabolous is boasting that other men cannot do what he does, which includes winning women over with charm and also taking care of them sexually (leaving them satisfied/killed).

Or even keep the business behind his lips like me
Fabolous is explaining that he can keep business and private issues quiet, and is not one to spread rumors or gossip.

I got a hundred fucking problems
Fabolous acknowledges that he has many issues in his life, including but not limited to drama, money, or haters who want to see him fail.

Good brain, am I fucking with a scholar?
Fabolous is asking if he is involved with someone who is intelligent because he values education and wants to be with someone who is also interested in learning.

Woodgrain, I'mma grip it when I whip it
Fabolous is referring to the steering wheel of his car, which has wood-grain on it, and he is saying he has a firm grip on it when driving fast.

If I take a shot and brick it, I'mma flip it
Fabolous is saying that if he misses a shot (in basketball), he won't let that discourage him and instead will find a way to bounce back (flip it).

Thankful for my papa, nigga taught me how to get it
Here, Fabolous thanks his father for teaching him how to hustle, work hard, and be successful in life.

Gotta make sure my brothers is eating I'mma split it
Fabolous is saying that he takes care of his bros and will always share his wealth with them to make sure that they are also successful.

If she throw that pussy at me I'mma hit it
Fabolous implies that if a woman is showing interest in him sexually, he won't hesitate to reciprocate.

Pen Griffey, but she won't get a penny, no (boy, if you don't get)
Fabolous is referring to his nickname 'Pen Griffey', comparing himself to baseball player Ken Griffey Jr. and proclaiming that his talents as a rapper are valuable. Yet, he won't give money to any woman who comes into his life, and he is warning others that he is not as naive as he might appear.

Oh no
This is the final line of the song, and it's a way of signaling the end of the track. It could also indicate that Fabolous is not interested in the other party anymore and wants to end communications with them.