Embracing Parenthood with Megan Moon's 'Momma Me Time'

By Andy Sung

December 16, 2023

Photo Source: Megan Moon

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Megan Moon, the force behind her self-titled Youtube channel with almost 900,000 subscribers, takes us on a joyful ride in the rap song 'Momma Me Time,' a vibrant celebration of parenthood. This catchy track isn't just about raising twin babies; it's a musical journey where diapers, giggles, and a yearning for personal space merge into a relatable anthem.

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The Artist Behind the Song

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Megan Moon (aka ChoNunMigookSaram) is a much-loved social media celebrity. She is a YouTuber, host, and TV personality, who grabbed the attention of the masses by appearing in the famous blind dating show, “Date In Paradise”. She is also an experienced entrepreneur and teacher.

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Being a multi-talented lady, her content on YouTube is majorly related to her lifestyle in South Korea. With a huge fanbase, ChoNunMigookSaram continues to entertain people and fulfill her dreams, even after becoming a mother of twins!

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Megan Moon was born on May 16, 1989, to a Christian family in Illinois, the US. Having moved to Florida, the US, she spent her happy childhood there along with her family. She just turned 34 in 2023 and is currently living in Seoul, South Korea. She holds American nationality and Megan Moon’s ethnicity is Mixed.

'Momma Me Time' isn't just a rap song—it's a vivid kaleidoscope of Megan Moon's life with her baby twins, Reubin and Luna. Her husband, Mr. Moon and the twins join the fun in the music video, where the chaos of parenthood is transformed into a colorful canvas, capturing the laughter-filled chaos of raising two little stars.

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Analyzing the Song and Video

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‍This isn't your ordinary hip hop song—it's a dance of parental joys and challenges. ‘Momma Me Time’s’ infectious beat and candid lyrics turn the chaos of parenting into a celebration.

The beat isn't confined to a singular genre; it's a symphony of musical influences. The incorporation of trap beats brings an urban vibe, while the EDM elements infuse energy into the track. The arrangement structure is reminiscent of YG Entertainment's K-pop styling and adds a dynamic depth, elevating the song's versatility.

Lyrics like "Some days I be wishing there was two of me" encapsulate the daily juggle of managing the demands of parenting, while 'Baby don't cry I'm gon turn Ms. Rachel on,' come alive as Megan Moon dons the iconic Ms. Rachel overalls in the music video, channelling the character's spirit to add a dash of fun and mischief to the chaos of parenting.

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The song was written and composed by Megan Moon, Elmo, Aleesia and Toy-Anna Ray

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The music video cameo appearances by Mr. Moon and their adorable twins, Reubin and Luna, paint a lively picture of parenthood's exhilarating chaos, adding a personal touch to the song's relatability.

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Impact and Relevance

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'Momma Me Time' resonates universally, becoming a rallying cry for parents who understand the chaos and yearning for a moment of peace. It's a reminder that amidst the baby giggles and nursery rhymes, it's perfectly okay to crave a bit of "Ms. Rachel" time and dive into a world of playful imagination.

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Embracing Parenthood with Megan Moon's 'Momma Me Time'