Loyal
VA Brandy Feat. Chris Brown Chris Brown Feat. Aaliyah Chris Brown Feat. Akon Chris Brown Feat. Jhené Lyrics

Young Mula, baby
This is the introduction of the song, indicating that the song is from Young Money Entertainment record label, founded by Lil Wayne.

I woke up all last night
The singer was awake and restless all night, unable to sleep.

I know this hoes ain’t right
The singer knows that these women are not trustworthy and disloyal.

But you was blowin' up her phone last night
The singer is addressing a man who was repeatedly calling and texting a woman he cannot fully trust.

But she ain’t have a ringer nor her ring on last night ooh
The woman he was calling did not have her phone on and was not wearing her ring, which suggests she was with someone else.

Nigga, that’s that nerve
The singer is expressing disbelief and anger towards the man who was calling a woman he cannot fully trust.

Why give a bitch your heart? when she rather have a purse
The singer is questioning why men would choose to give their love and commitment to women who would rather have material possessions than a genuine relationship.

Why give a bitch your inch? when she rather have nine
The singer is using a metaphor, saying that men should not give too much of themselves to women who do not appreciate them, but instead seek out other men.

You know how the game go she be mine, 'bout half time, I’m the shit, ooh
The singer is confident that he can win the affection and loyalty of a woman, even if she is untrustworthy, simply by being charming and attractive to her.

You all about her, and she all about hers
The singer is addressing the man who was calling a woman he cannot fully trust, noting that he is too focused on her while she remains only concerned with her own interests.

Birdman Junior in this bitch no flamingos
The singer is referencing Birdman, the co-founder of Cash Money Records, also known as Baby or Birdman Junior, implying that he is important and influential in the music industry.

And I've done everything but trust these hoes, C.B. fuck wit' me!
The singer is claiming that he has had many experiences with disloyal women and is reminding his collaborator Chris Brown to stick with him and not trust these women.

When I rich nigga want you
The singer is acknowledging that when a wealthy and successful man desires a woman, she may be more likely to betray her current partner.

And your nigga can do nothing for ya
The singer notes that the woman's current partner is unable to compete with a wealthy man and provide her with the same luxuries.

Oh these hoes ain’t loyal
The singer repeats the title of the song, emphasizing that these women cannot be trusted and may betray their partners.

Whoa these hoes ain’t loyal
The singer repeats the chorus, emphasizing the theme of disloyal women.

Just got rich
The singer is referencing his own success and wealth, indicating that he is now capable of attracting women who previously would not have given him attention.

Took a broke nigga bitch
The singer claims that he has taken a woman who was previously with a man of lesser financial means.

I can make a broke bitch rich
The singer is asserting that he can provide for a woman financially and elevate her status.

But I don’t fuck with broke bitches
The singer implies that he will not involve himself with women who do not have their own wealth or status.

Got a white girl with some fake titties
The singer is referencing a specific woman he is involved with, noting her physical appearance.

I took her to the Bay with me
The singer is referencing taking this woman on a trip to San Francisco with him.

Eyes closed, smoking marijuana
The singer is describing a relaxed and carefree state, suggesting that he is enjoying himself.

Rolling up the bar, molly I’m a rockstar
The singer is referencing partying with drugs and alcohol, feeling like a famous rockstar on tour.

She wanna do drugs, smoke weed, get drunk
The singer is noting that the woman he is involved with enjoys drugs and alcohol.

She wanna see a nigga trapped
The singer is implying that the woman he is involved with is interested in seeing him caught up in dangerous situations or scandals.

She wanna fuck all the rappers
The singer is referencing the woman's desire to be involved with other famous musicians.

Black girl with a big booty
The singer is referencing another woman he is interested in, noting her physical features.

If she a bad bitch, let’s get to it (Right away)
The singer is expressing immediate interest in this woman if she is physically attractive and desirable to him.

We up in this club, bring me the bottles
The singer is describing his luxurious lifestyle and willingness to spend money on extravagant items like bottles of alcohol.

I know girl, that you came in this bitch with your man
The singer is acknowledging that this woman is currently with another partner.

That’s a no no girl
The singer is implying that it is inappropriate for her to be with another man while he is interested in her.

All is funny in the air
The singer is noting that there is a sense of excitement and tension in the nightclub environment.

I wanna see you dance
The singer is requesting that this woman dance for him, indicating his interest in her physical presence.

With Ciroc in the system?
The singer is questioning whether he should be drinking alcohol while involved with women he does not fully trust, suggesting that it may impact his decision-making abilities.

Ain’t no tellin' will I fuck, 'em or will I diss 'em
The singer is acknowledging that he may either choose to sleep with these women or reject them entirely, depending on his mood or impulse in the moment.

That’s what they be yelling, I’m a pimp by blood
The singer is referencing people calling him a pimp, implying that he is skilled at attracting and controlling women.

No relation, I don’t chase 'em, I replace 'em
The singer is asserting that he does not need to chase after women, as there are always more who are interested in him.

LVs, Hermes, Dolces
The singer is referencing high-end luxury brands, noting his own wealth and status.

Them hoes ain’t loyal, they rotatin'
The singer is restating the theme of the song, emphasizing that these women are disloyal and moving from partner to partner.

School me to the game, now I’m on my duty
The singer is claiming that he has learned from other, more experienced men about how to attract and control women, and is now using that knowledge to his advantage.

Put it her in the Lotus she was riding in that hooptie
The singer is referencing a specific woman he is involved with, noting that he upgraded her from driving a low-quality car to a luxury car, a Lotus.

fuck that bitch
The singer is expressing anger towards a specific woman, indicating that she has done something to deserve his contempt.

I got my own hoe
The singer is stating that he has his own women, and is not concerned with this particular woman's disloyalty.

fuck your weed
The singer is dismissing the woman's interest in drugs, indicating that he does not share that interest and does not find it important.

Got my own smoke
The singer is referencing his own ability to acquire and use drugs, independent of this woman.

Had to put my mink back on
The singer is referencing a mink fur coat he owns, indicating that he may have taken it off at some point and is now putting it back on.

Tell that bitch put a ring back on, Montana
The singer is referencing a specific woman he has been involved with, possibly demanding that she wear a particular ring or piece of jewelry.

Come on, come on, girl why you frontin’?
The singer is asking a woman why she is not being honest or forthcoming with him.

Baby show me something
The singer is requesting that this woman demonstrate her interest or attraction to him.

When I call her, she gon’ leave
The singer is stating that this woman will abandon her current partner to be with him if he calls and shows interest.

And I bet that bottom dollar she gon’ cheat
The singer is suggesting that even if this woman is with him, she will still cheat on him with other men.

You don' spent bread on her
The singer is addressing another man who has invested a lot of money and resources into a woman.

And it’s all for nothing
The singer is implying that this man's investment in this woman will not lead to a lasting or loyal relationship.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, let me see
The singer is repeating the chorus and emphasizing the theme of disloyal women, indicating that this is a recurring problem in his experiences and relationships.

Yeah, let me see
The singer is requesting further evidence of disloyalty, indicating his skepticism and lack of trust in women in general.

Oh these hoes ain't loyal
The singer concludes the song by repeating the title and theme, emphasizing the idea that disloyal women are a persistent problem in his life.