Who is muscle mans mom

Muscle Bro then takes out a photo of an ugly woman, presumably their mother. He tells Mordecai and Rigby to kiss the photo, tell her she's beautiful, apologize, and then to eat it. Shaken by their wrath, they do so without hesitation. All of sudden, Muscle Man and Muscle Bro begins to laugh, saying that it was all a joke, obviously as revenge.

The photo of their mom was actually his butt cheeks decorated to look like her, much to their disgust. Later at the park, Benson congratulates Muscle Man and Hi Five Ghost for their accomplishment and warns Mordecai and Rigby to not screw up again or have them supervise their next job. Annoyed and irked for what they put them through, Mordecai states that he really hates Muscle Man, to which Rigby replies " You know who else really hates Muscle Man?

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It may contain errors, spelling, grammar and structure issues, or inconsistent formats. Reader's discretion is advised until fixing is done. Universal Conquest Wiki. Regular Show Characters. Season One. Season Two. We've Added New Words! Outside its literal use in everyday speech and writing, my mom is a self-deprecating punchline and catchphrase of the oddball character Muscle Man from the TV cartoon Regular Show.

Created by J. Quintel and premiering in , the cartoon The Regular Show follows twenty-something best friends Mordecai a blue jay and Rigby a raccoon , work-shirking groundskeepers at a park. One of their coworkers is a green-skinned, strong-yet-obese minor character Muscle Man voiced by Sam Marin. MY MOM! The phrase my mom , of course, is used widely in speech and writing by a speaker or writer colloquially referring to their mother.