Chris Brown: Loyal Meaning

Song Released: 2014

Loyal Lyrics

"Loyal"
(feat. Lil Wayne & French Montana)

Young Mula, baby
You thought it was over?

[Verse 1: Lil' Wayne]
I wasn't born last night
I know these hoes ain't right
But you was blowing up her phone last night
But she ain't have her...

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   #1 top rated interpretation:
   haleyharrington

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   Sep 22nd 2014 !⃝

   I'm pretty sure this interpretation is obvious, but if you still don't understand..
   
   This whole song is about "hoes" leaving loving guys because they can't give them all the material things a rich guy could.
   
   "Nigga, that's that nerve
   why give a bitch your heart
   when she rather have a purse?"
   
   ^^Once again, this emphasizes that there are girls out there that would pick an item over love. This is Lil Wayne's part, where he rants about how he doesn't trust these hoes.
   
   Then you have Chris Brown on the other hand, who plays the rich guy stealing less fortunate guys' women.
   
   "Just got rich
   Took a broke nigga's bitch
   I can make a broke bitch rich"
   
   Then, there is also Tyga, who raps about hooking up with these girls but they are still hoes and he doesn't believe them.
   
   "Do it too good when she ride that dick
   Man I wouldn't trust that bitch, no!"
   
   By the end of the song, Chris has changed his tone and is more on Lil Wayne's side, saying that these hoes AIN'T loyal.
   
   "When I call her she gon' leave
   and I bet that bottom dollar she gon' cheat"
   
   To sum it up, the entire song is about girls with perfectly fine men leaving them for the wealthy, and that's why it's called "Loyal" because it is talking about how these chicks ain't nothing but gold diggers.

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   #2 top rated interpretation:
   anonymous

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   Jun 14th 2014 !⃝

   A bitch would sell their loyal to their boyfriend or dude they kicking it would and leave they nigga for a one that got money
3. anonymous

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   Oct 13th 2021 !⃝

   I think that it kinda degrades women in a way. Basically saying that women are only interested in materialistic things and nothing more. Whilst also saying that they portray women to be money hungry and disloyal to their partners. IDK just my opinion, if you don't agree I understand. Still love the song tho lmao.
4. anonymous

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   Aug 20th 2018 !⃝

   This was way deeper than my philosophy class.
5. sicaone

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   Jul 3rd 2014 !⃝

   Its love or cash,
   A girl is ready to damp her boyfriend for a rich guy, Even if she married, she is ready to throw away that marriage for cash.

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