Meanest Mother In The World | Jewish Music

✨ This heartfelt and inspiring song tells the story of what it means to have a “mean mom” who truly loves her children. While others were spoiled with candy, TV, and no rules, our mom insisted on discipline, honesty, chores, and Torah values. As kids, we thought she was strict—today, we see she gave us the greatest gift of all: the strength to live with integrity and faith. A moving anthem of gratitude, showing how real love shapes a brighter future For the past decade, the BeEzrat HaShem Inc. team has brought you countless shiurim and Torah films to inspire you to do TeShuva and return to HaShem and His Torah. Since music can elevate some souls to the highest places, we're excited to introduce you to the first BeEzrat HaShem TeShuva music channel of Inspiration. Enjoy. SONG: Meanest Mother In The World Lyrics: Some kids get candy all day long, “Cookies for breakfast!” — that’s their song. Their mom just smiles, “That’s perfectly right— Ice cream for lunch and cola at night.” Their TV stays on the whole day through, “Video gaming!”—that’s their tune too. Their mom just says, “That’s perfectly fine— No rules to follow, just good times.” They skip their chores and never clean, “No need to help—we’ve got a machine!” Their parents grin: “Our genius kids are free. Why burden them with responsibility?” But our mom’s not fond of those ways, “Eat eggs and toast,” she always says. “Make your beds, take out the trash, Build your skills—no time to clash.” When we were children, what did we say? “Why is our mom so mean each day?” Look! Other kids get to laugh and play all day! Mom made us work before we’d play, No sleeping past the middle of the day. She said, “Now learn the Torah’s view, Respect the law in all you do.” Then Mom would say, “Just tell the truth!” She shaped us well in early youth. “What are you doing? Who are your friends? Do they follow Torah or wicked trends?” When we were children, what did we say? “Why is our mom so mean each day?” Look! Other kids get to laugh and play all day! But later we saw, through passing years, The fruit that spoiling children bears. While we keep the law and stand upright, The spoiled ones drift and lose their sight. Some turn reckless, some fall to drugs, They cause trouble and answer with shrugs. So now we thank our “mean” mom each day, For teaching us the righteous way. I’m raising my kids with a conscience clean, And secretly smile when they call me “mean.” God bless my mom, who showed me the way We need more moms like her today. #teshuvaMusic #jewishmusic #beezrathashem #rabbiyaronreuven #motherhood