What does loyalty mean for you? I feel like everyone has different definitions and I want to know what yours is.

I think that's such an interesting question because loyalty, like I'm trying to define it in my head. I think it's the kind of thing that you know it when you see it. You could say right or die but I think it's...

I feel like for me it's just like staying honest to yourself and to others and yeah I mean I feel like that's really just it and just staying loyal I really don't know how else to describe it it's hard

It's a bit of an abstract question. One thing that loyalty means for me is responding and not reacting. Yeah.

Google describes it as a consistent behavior, treatment, and regard for another. Or yourself, you know, or something.

What comes to mind is honesty in terms of the boundaries you've set for yourselves and others and the type of relationships you're having in whichever way.

Love is a feeling you can love somebody bus to stab them in the back loyalty is an action you can love me or hate me but still have my back yo that's my mate 21 Savage on this

To me it's just another term used by people to manipulate other people into thinking that they should have some kind of obligation to them, even considering that they came into this world alone.

Loyalty has been so lost in our time now. Loyalty doesn't even exist anymore. No men don't want to be loyal. Women don't want to be loyal. Friends don't want to be loyal. Bosses don't want to be loyal. Nobody wants to be loyal.

Now you're probably saying, man, you think so negative, that's so negative of you. It's not negative thinking, it's just the reality of how I see the world now. I would love to believe that there is care and people want to do right, but I just don't see it.

And that's me even believing in God and having God on my side. I just, again, just the care does not, it doesn't exist anymore. It's not there.