Rapper Remy Ma recently shared her thoughts on snitching during an appearance on The Breakfast Club. The topic came up during a conversation about Gunna and T.I., who have faced accusations of being snitches. When host DJ Envy suggested that Remy could have received a shorter sentence if she had snitched, Remy vehemently disagreed. According to Remy, snitching is not an option for her, regardless of the circumstances. She also dismissed the idea that some people are exempt from being considered snitches, even if they are civilians. Remy stated that if you're telling on someone, you're telling, and you're cooperating. She also argued that people should be careful about who they associate with and not try to justify their actions by saying they weren't really "like that." instagram.com/... Remy also touched on the pressure that people in certain situations may feel to be involved in criminal activity. However, she emphasized the importance of protecting oneself and being careful about who is in one's circle. Remy believes that when the pressure is on, people will fold, and there are no codes or loyalty. The discussion around snitching in hip-hop continued with Chicago rapper 600 Breezy's comments about Quavo potentially testifying in TakeOff's murder trial. Breezy suggested that if Quavo were to take the stand, he would be considered a snitch, despite the fact that TakeOff was his family. Remy and Breezy both agree that there are rules about snitching, but they may not always be the most sensible ones. Ultimately, it's up to individuals to decide what they're comfortable with and who they choose to associate with.