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What is zoo-wee-mama?
Zoo wee mama is what u say when u see a fit chick
Zoo wee mama kalebs mum is looking fine
zoo-wee-mama - meme gif
zoo-wee-mama - video
Zoo-wee-mama - what is it?
Zoo-Wee-Mama! is the easiest way to express feelings, wether or not its a good feeling or not. It can be used to express happy feelings, sad feelings, and other feelings!
Zoo-Wee-Mama! those shoes look awesome!
What does "zoo-wee-mama" mean?
What you say when God gives you introductions to carry out the annihilation of all Thanos Car.
“Zoo Wee Mama, I’ve destroyed the last infidel
Zoo-wee-mama - what does it mean?
an expression used when your homie kisses your toes and you kinda like it
You: "billy gave a tiny butterfly kiss on my pinky toe last night"
Noah: "zoo wee mama!!"
Zoo-wee-mama - meaning
Zoo Wee Mama is a comic created by Greg Heffley in the book by Jeff Kinney, "Diary of a Wimpy Kid"
A lot of people especially YouTubers use it. Sometime, zoo wee mama is going to be the only phrase that people use.
You are ugly.
ZOO WEE MAMA!
Zoo-wee-mama - definition
an expression used to express surprise or excitement.
Shane: "we're throwing Rosalie a surprise party"
Rhudy: "is it gonna be so surprising that she'll scream ZOO WEE MAMA!"?
Shane: "I hate you Rhudy."
Zoo-wee-mama - slang
Started on the popular children's book series, "Diary of a Wimpy Kid", following Greg as the protagonist, and his best friend, Rowley, who made the word to be a catchphrase, spawning a genre of memes about it.
person 1: Cant this balloon go any faster?
person 2: whatever you want kid.
(fly's into space)
person 1: ZOO WEE MAMA!!!
Zoo-wee-mama
when you nut in your homie and forget to say no homo
*nuts in homie*
You: Fuck yeah i cum all over u
Homie: You forgot to say no homo!
You and Homie: Zoo Wee Mama
Zoo-wee-mama
A catchphrase started in "A diary of a wimpy kid" also known as "the bible" is used to show something zany or wacky has just occured
Bill- "my nan just died of banana peel Isis"
Dave- "Zoo Wee Mama
Zoo-wee-mama
‘your vibes are zoo-wee-mama today’