The next level in the progression of the "your mother" insults, after "your mother's mother" or "your mother's face". Should be used in the same meaningless fashion as "your mother", perhaps when you've run out of insults, or need a step up from the lame "your mother" insult already directed at you.
Person 1: What up
Person 2: Your mother
Person 1: Yeah well your mother's mother
Person 2: OHHH well your mother's mother's FACE!
Person 3: BURN!! He's got you there...
13π 4π
A phrase someone asks you if they think you are not cis. Most often they suspect that you use they/them pronouns
A: βOh I saw your story the other day, do you listen to mother mother?β
B: βYeah I do, thanks for noticing.β
A: βSo what are your pronouns?
B: βThey/themβ
111π 2π
girl: hey do you listen to girl in red?
nb: nope i listen to mother mother
girl: oh sorry do you listen to mother mother?
nb: yep!
72π 3π
Meaning βare you nonbinary?β. Nonbinary is identifying outside of the gender binary (girl or boy). Mother Mother is a Canadian indie band that has many nonbinary fans.
Similar to: βdo you listen to girl in red?β which means βare you a lesbian?β
Person 1: Hey Jaime, do you listen to mother mother?
Person 2: Yes, I am nonbinary.
32π 1π
the undefined, depressed, queer anthems. an open-ended meme for the queers that don't label with girl in red or sweater weather, or anything for that matter.
"do you listen to mother mother?"
"yeah, i prefer to identify as something a little more cryptic."
24π 3π
Comes from the old legends like: your mom gay, you granny tranny etc. But this is the evolved ascended form that involves two greater insults in one form soon it will be the trinity with 3 insults
Bob: hey
John: your mom gay
Bob: no u
John: your brother a mother and your mother gay
*The devil is instantly summoned and drags billy down to the deapths of hell to rot for all eternity
A person or people who secretly would like to be a moth/moths, so they dress up in costumes and hold secret ceremonies, where they act like moths and do oth like things. Moth as in the insect not as in a creature who gives birth and nutures their young.
Mother/Mothers is Pronounced Moth-er/Moth-ers, Mahther/Mathers.