The song "Sorry" by Joell Ortiz and KXNG Crooked is a heartfelt apology to their fans, collaborators, and the hip-hop community as a whole. The lyrics express regret, frustration, and reflection on the current state of their rap group Slaughterhouse. In the first verse, Joell Ortiz acknowledges the undeniable chemistry they had in the studio and the energy they brought to their music. However, he also hints at the downfall of the group, expressing disappointment in their individual success overshadowing the group's collective achievements. He apologizes to the fans and mentions the various stories and versions of events that led to their disbandment. KXNG Crooked continues the apology in the second verse. He addresses the conspiracy theories and rumors that circulated after the group's breakup, jokingly suggesting they faked their deaths and moved to Cuba. He references their past collaborations with Kanye West and the Hammer Dance video, highlighting the impact and potential they had as a group. Crooked apologizes to the fans who still support them and was hoping for a reunion or a signed piece of merchandise. Both artists express remorse for the internal issues and conflicts that prevented them from staying together as a group. They acknowledge the importance of unity and the obstacles they faced. They mention various producers like Just Blaze, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, and !llmind who worked with them and the unfinished projects that may have left people unpaid. Crooked promises to tell the truth and admits that he is still loyal to Slaughterhouse. Overall, "Sorry" is a sincere and introspective song that reflects on the struggles and challenges faced by the members of Slaughterhouse. It serves as an apology for any disappointment caused to their fans and collaborators, expressing regret for not being able to fulfill their potential as a group.
