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It's an Indian(Hindi) word meaning Head.
Eg: 1. In Whoopty, Cj sang "Smokin' the zaza, it go straight to the matha"

Basically, straight to the head!
Matha by Min007 June 15, 2021
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Matha is something 22gz says in his songs most ppl think it means head most ppl think it mean mouth
Open you matha
matha by Wook big folkkkk September 7, 2020
A Bangladeshi term used in alot of drill rap songs from NYC, especially Bronx and Brooklyn and it means "Head" in Bangla.
I don't want to fucc, I only want the Matha! (Matha Matha!)
Matha by BeenBizzlin840 August 1, 2022
MĀTHĀ means head in the Bangla language.(Bangladesh) Many rappers are seen using it in their works. Most recently CJ in his hit song Whoopty.
Smokin' the zaza, it goes straight to the māthā
MĀTHĀ by BaloBāshā November 19, 2020
In NEW YORK it like saying Head or brain
Smoking the Zara it go straight to your māthā

Or
Ima buss your māthā word to my mother
māthā by NYCYAZZ October 30, 2020
(Māthā) meaning head in south Asian languages as Hindi, Urdu, and Bangladeshi. Which is now a slang term used in New York.
“smokin the zaza, it go straight to the Māthā”

- CJ (Whoopty)
Māthā by Soha Sohaib April 6, 2021
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