The line comes from Justin Bieber's Love Yourself, released in 2015 on his album Purpose and co-written with Ed Sheeran and Benny Blanco. In the song, Bieber reflects on a failed relationship, and the maternal disapproval lyric became one of its most quoted lines because it sounds both personal and universally relatable. Short excerpts later circulated widely as reaction audio for breakup and rejection videos, keeping the lyric familiar long after the song left the charts.
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A short Justin Bieber vocal clip from Love Yourself singing 'my mama don't like you', often used in breakup, rejection and family disapproval videos and memes.
This five-second clip captures Justin Bieber singing the pointed lyric 'my mama don't like you' from Love Yourself, delivered in his smooth, slightly weary pop vocal over a sparse acoustic backing. The line lands as a blunt, almost polite dismissal, with the emphasis falling on 'mama' and 'you' to make the rejection feel personal rather than angry. Because the phrasing is instantly recognisable and easy to place over a reaction shot, it gives viewers an immediate punchline without needing extra explanation, turning a quiet moment of disapproval into a funny, relatable beat.
