Sabrina Monique – Me, You, and Your Ego [Single + Video]

In “Me, You, and Your Ego,” Sabrina Mon ique doesn’t hold back, spilling it all as she finally tosses the weight of a relationship more tangled in one person’s ego than in anything that even resembles love. From the opening voicemail to the last husky, defiant note, she unpacks the frustration and irony of a romance slowly engulfed by a third, unwelcome guest: the partner’s ego. Sabrina’s delivery is nothing short of riveting—one moment laced with resignation, the next simmering with a confrontational bite that says she’s seen enough to know better.

There’s a path her voice takes: disappointment lies at its start, giving way to disillusionment, until it finally, fiercely, claims a certain resilience. There’s that “I don’t need your games to fill my mind” line that lands like a mic drop, marking the end of her tolerance with one sharp cut. Production-wise, the track works in textured layers: a steady acoustic strum grounds the melody while shakers, snaps, and clicky beats keep things taut, giving her room to unload her truths without softening a single edge. When the bass drops in the second verse, you can practically feel the weight of her exhaustion lift as she reclaims her space.

It’s not a song that asks for sympathy; it’s a statement, pure and raw. Sabrina Monique is done playing to someone else’s image of herself—this is her moment to walk out, ego intact. And as the song winds down, she does exactly that, leaving no room for doubt that this girl likes her spotlight and knows exactly how to keep it.