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    21 Hilarious Tweets About "Mamma Mia!" That Will Have You Excited About The Sequel

    "Alexa play the Mamma Mia! soundtrack."

    1. This tweet, which should have been the actual plot of the sequel:

    [giant monster rises from the Mediterranean Sea] Meryl Streep, putting on sunglasses: Mamma Mia [cocks shotgun] here we go again

    2. And this "creative" explanation of the first Mamma Mia!'s plot:

    dont yall hate it when ur daughter is about to get married and ur dealing with a lot of stuff at the moment and her bitch ass decides to bring 3 guys you ghosted to ur greek island and demands to know which one is her dad but you have no idea because you let them all hit it raw

    3. The Power of Cher, Part One:

    TBH my official Mamma Mia review is just that somewhere a pitch meeting definitely involved "OK, hear me out: Mamma Mia, but with Cher" and got a greenlight.

    4. The Power of Cher, Part Two:

    Mamma Mia Here We Go Again currently has a higher rotten tomatoes score than Infinity War. Thanos is strong but Cher is stronger https://t.co/WJmbRcD9a0

    5. This hidden homosexual message:

    Mamma mia, here I go again My my, how can I resist you? Mamma mia, does it show again My my, just how much I've missed you? Yes, I've been brokenhearted Gays we strike at dusk Why, why did I ever let you go?

    6. And on that note, this very valid point:

    if a straight white man is writing your company's "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" review...... idk what to say

    7. And finally, one more tweet now that we're talking about gay stereotypes:

    One time in elementary school I was sleeping over at my friend’s house and while he was playing Call of Duty I snuck upstairs to watch Mamma Mia with his mom and I’m 99.9% sure that was my Homosexual Awakening™

    8. If Mamma Mia! had a Jewish twist:

    "All three of you are my dads! But I'm still gonna do a paternity test so I learn my full family health history and anticipate any potential genetic disorders!" - Jewish Mamma Mia

    9. When you're trying to figure out what genre Mamma Mia! is:

    @chismisreyna @av6ngers @luhone31 mamma mia is a classical greek tragedy

    10. When you're good at giving directions:

    alexa play the mamma mia soundtrack

    11. When you're into jukebox musicals, but you also can throw a punch:

    mamma mia *rolls shoulders back, brings fists up ready to fight* here we go again

    12. When you run into this particular problem:

    One paragraph into this MAMMA MIA! review and just by typing the damn movie's title twice I've exceeded my personal monthly allotment of exclamation points.

    13. Making up fake lyrics, Part One:

    in the name of the father, the son, and the mamma mia

    14. Making up fake lyrics, Part Two:

    15. When you realize this alarming fact:

    films where amanda seyfried's life is changed thru the postal service (not the band like literally the letter delivery system) 1. mamma mia! (2008) 2. letters to juliet (2010) 3. dear john (2010) 4. les misérables (2012)

    16. When someone raises this valid question, and suddenly you need answers:

    does ABBA exist in the Mamma Mia universe

    17. When this movie is one of the last good things left in the world:

    I know the name of Mamma Mia 2 is Here We Go Again but it should really be Mamma Mia 2: It’s All We Have Left

    18. Seriously, not kidding about this:

    netflix adding Mamma Mia was top 5 best decisions

    19. Although, to be fair, it's not a PERFECT movie series by any means:

    my fondness for mamma mia outweighs my sheer horror at pierce brosnan's singing voice

    20. When you're planning the perfect wedding:

    if i don't have a wedding that includes: • magical greek church at the top of a hill • my three dads • bachelorette party where men climb up rocks while i figure out who my dad is • donna and the dynamos • numerous songs by abba • mamma mia in general then i dont want it

    21. And finally, the one thing that just absolutely stands out about Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again:

    The most unbelievable thing about Mamma Mia 2 — a truly bonkers movie — is that three women would keep the same exact haircuts for forty years