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Stay True 

A slogan used by straight edge kids. You have to stay true to what you believe in no matter what. This is a promise, I keep to myself.

Also it is used by many other people just to express what you believe in. No matter what it is or who it is.
"Whoa thats the sickest tattoo I ever saw Chantel!"

"Yeah I know you got to stay true so I tattooed it to my body. It's a pretty sick chest piece. I designed it in visual communications in 10th grade."

"EPIC WIN."
Stay True by Chantel Cliche March 6, 2009
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Stay True 

College students come in two forms, TRUE and not true. A TRUE is someone who studies, does homework, tries hard in class, and still makes time to chill and pound his favorite brew with his crew whether it be Red Dog, PBR, Bud, Bud Lite, Keystone, Keystone Light, Black Magic, OE, B-30, Natty Ice, or any other solid brew. Someone TRUE loves to hit the beer bong and shotgun brews all night long even if they are for sure Mr. Demise is right around the corner. Someone who isn't true doesn't try in school and never makes time to chill and pound hella brew with the crew.
The best advice anyone has ever given me is my bro Cody who once told me...STAY TRUE!!!!
Stay True by The Stndrd November 2, 2011

Stay True 

Stay True: An attitude of doing what is right and true regardless of all of the cap around you.

Not allowing external factors influence what you do.
"Hey man you staying True today?"
"Stay True
Stay True by John Jon Johnny September 30, 2023

Stay True 

Stay True: An attitude of doing what is right and true regardless of all of the cap around you.

Not allowing external factors influence what you do.
"Hey man you staying True today?"
"Stay True
Stay True by John Jon Johnny September 30, 2023
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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