The Kid LAROI - Sorry (Official Music Video)
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Published 2023-11-10
The Kid LAROI - Sorry (Official Music Video)
Directed & Edited by Cole Bennett
Song Produced by DOPAM!NE & FNZ
Executive Producer: Jake Millan
Head of Production: Krista Worby
Dir. of Photography: Michael Stine and Franklin Ricart
Production Designer: Cody Fusina
Paper Film Print: Goood Dylan
VFX: Scissor Films
Color Grade: Loren White
1st AD: Kelo Thompson
Lead Girl: Olivia Perry
1st AC: Joe Tomcufcik and Spencer Wood
2nd AC: Adrian Varner and Joshua Montiel
DIT: Natasha Abdul
BTS: Sam McGrath
Chief Lighting Technician: Chad McClellan and Jorge Hernandez
BBE: John Hafner
Electric: Hassan jabbar
Board Op: Oliver Kompst
Key Grip: Ian Pierson and Arjay Ancheta
BBG: Stephen Krajeski
Art Director: Mitchell Dillon
Background Stylist: Rasheeda Ameera
Assistants: Carima Robinson and Jessica-Amber
Casting: Mill Ticket Entertainment
2nd AD: Ryan Davis
Production Manager: Kateland Cornine
Production Coordinator: Jaron Flynn
Assistant to Director: Joe Rocha
Playback: Kaidontrap
Prod. Asst.: Thomas Parker
Prod. Asst.: Cason Suggs
Prod. Asst. Truck: Anthony Ochoa
Motorhome Driver: Jaime Drezek
Set Medic: Alejandro Rico
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All Comments (21)
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watch the behind the scenes here: https://youtu.be/Y19jeqauCBM?feature=shared 🩹
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The “Let her Go” throwback scenes brought back memories!! LAROI never fails to impress me too!
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The beat switch was cold
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One of the first songs I've heard from Kid Laroi in a minute where I feel like he actually wrote the lyrics to his own song and didn't just write generic rap/heartbreak lyrics. These words felt refreshing and like they came directly from his heart. Great song
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His writing skills have improved so much over the years and it's a such a treat to witness it
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Cole Bennett honestly captures true feelings and energy that is rarely able to be put into words yet alone visually … AMAZING VISUALS!!
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Cole Bennett and The Kid Laroi are the dynamic duo that never fails to create classics
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This is growth. It doesn’t matter what the medium. Music, film, visual art. Art is a transfer of emotion. It’s a sale. A sale of a feeling the artist wants the audience to feel. Knocked it out of the park
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Your introspection, self reflection and awareness is truly beyond anyone I’ve ever known at 19 years old. I’ve always known you were talented but this song is one of the most honest and technically good songs I’ve ever heard from someone as famous as you. Please never stop being vulnerable. This is absolutely beautiful. You are incredible bro. This kind of sh*t will be getting you Grammys on Grammys in Grammys. God bless you.
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Ericdoa's appearance was def unexpected but I'm glad he's getting some recognition. He's an amazing artist, just like Laroi and Cole. An amazing collaboration.
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This song is insane, hopefully it gets the attention it deserves
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Real ones see the let her go reference
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I can hear the emotion and real message just like Juice had the talent of making music. Kid KILLED it.
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Kid's grown up so fast and still on that legend in progress status Juice would be proud
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EricDOA cameo at 2:08 is hard 🔥
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This song hella underrated 🔥🔥
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this seems like genuine growth. If this is a rollout single I'll definitely check the album out
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Cole always us & the artists! 🎯🎰🫡
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Sometimes I forget laroi is only 20, I can't imagine being famous and having that much money at 20, id probably lose my fuckin mind. Takes a certain type of person to hold all that shit together, truly. I think he's gonna just keep getting better and better. In 15 years he'll only be 35 and I can just see him becoming legendary in time.
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im liking the style that cole has adopted lately. very modern yet nostalgic feeling just like he preaches all the time.
