“I'm not a baby, but I hate to show maturity.” 試問有誰不曾盼望長大，卻又討厭那個裝作成熟的自己呢？ 　　Kingsley Mak 事隔兩年帶着最新單曲《Driver》回歸。這次的主題延續了EP《17》對青少年成長的描述，並討論邁入成年期的心境轉變。歌曲透過兒時父親開車接送的角色比喻成年人的責任，並抒發成長中的孤獨和堅強。 　　"I'm not a baby, but I hate to show maturity." Haven't we all looked forward to growing up but hated ourselves for pretending to be mature? 　　Kingsley Mak returns after two years with his latest single, "Driver". The theme this time continues the description of teens' growth from the EP "17" and discusses the change of mood upon entering adulthood. The song uses the father's role as a driver in picking up and dropping off their children as a metaphor for adult responsibilities, drawing out the feelings of loneliness and strength amidst coming of age.