on my mama
on my mama by tim t. November 18, 2004
Word of the Day on May 8, 2016
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On my mama
That means someone finna do something but the person is not playing so the person can say on my mama I finna go fuck that bitch on my mama .
On my mama by OPVMB August 24, 2018
On my mama
Let's be real, if you hear someone say this, they absolutely do not mean that shit. But this term is used by a person swearing upon their mother that something did or did not happen/ they did or did not do something.
On my mama by Krapochico April 23, 2024
On my mama
Let's be real, if you hear someone say this, they absolutely do not mean that shit. But this term is used by a person swearing upon their mother that something did or did not happen/ they did or did not do something.
On my mama by Krapochico April 23, 2024
On My Mama
On My Mama by Lalvon_Zelpharr January 30, 2026
On my mama nigga
On my mama nigga by Daddydefinitions.com December 12, 2018
On my mama forehead
On my mama forehead by Fredo2time November 4, 2019
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