Snitch, often a derogatory term, refers to someone who informs on others, typically to authorities or those in power, often for personal gain or to avoid punishment themselves. The term carries a negative connotation, as it implies betrayal and lack of loyalty. Snitching can occur in various contexts, such as criminal activities, workplace environments, or even within social circles. In some cases, individuals may feel compelled to snitch due to fear or coercion, while others may do so willingly for rewards or to settle personal vendettas. However, snitching can lead to distrust and resentment among peers, damaging relationships and communities. Despite its negative perception, some argue that in certain situations, such as reporting criminal behavior, snitching may be justified as a means of upholding justice and ensuring the safety of others.