A phrase said when a YouTuber known as, "SomeOrdinaryGamers," or, "Mutahar," gives a commenter an erection. It is also said when Mutahar creates a high quality video.
Commenter: "Papa Mutah makes me so Mutahard. He is a literal god."
Replied: "I'm sick of the same annoyingjokes having nothing to do with the video."
Mutahar is the man behind the YouTube channelSomeOrdinaryGamers. He is a chubby Indian Canadian that's usually sleep deprived. His videos vary in content from originally Creepypasta readings and games based off these to light hearted gaming videos, voicing his opinion on subjects in the gaming community, and staying true to his roots by Deep Web Browsing and playing parodies of the Creepypasta games he played long ago. His videos use a lot of inside jokes from other videos that are used similarly to memes by his viewers, so this and his looks lead to jokes, often sexual in the comments of his videos.
TL;DR: CringyIndian that got into memes and is now adored, never sleeps, and no longer cringy
1. Person A: Who is that funny guy on YouTube that says his name in the beginning of every video?
Person B: That's Mutahar, whom makes entertaining content.
Mutahira is that one girl who drinks coffee as if it was water. She would know the best food places. She is gem of a person but a littleintrovert at times.
The Mutahidi movement is an Islamic movement to reunite Sunni and Shi’a Muslims. It was born in the Islamic Sultanate of Qarsherskiy on the VirginiaPeninsula.
The Mutahidi accept mainly Sunni beliefs but also some Shi’a beliefs such as saying Ya Ali a.s. and mourning Hussein and others who died.
An Indian YouTuber living in Canada. Some ordinary gamers is the YouTube channel owned by mutahar. This is where he talks about Twitter problems and Roblox mystery’s. He is seen as a god by the minority of his fan base.
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."