The upcoming month of September is an exciting time for yo mama joke enthusiasts everywhere. According to some research I did, September marks the very beginning of the Fall/Winter Yo Mama Jokes Season. Yo mama jokes peak in popularity during the fall and spring semesters of a regular K-12 school year, and barely anyone does yo mama joke research during the summer months.

The fall season peaks in November, and then the popularity drops off sharply during the month of December. It is generally assumed that mothers gain more respect during the month of December because of the Christmas break. After all, everyone loves a mom who is handing out candy and presents. The Spring season doesn’t pick up again until the cool month of February.

Spring of 2006 was the most successful yo mama jokes season in the past 10 years, with yo mama jokes experiencing a dramatic surge in popularity that has never been witnessed. A new generation of bullies had just realized the stunning effect of a well executed yo mama joke, and they were exploring its endless possibilities.

The United States is apparently the worldwide hub of yo mama joke culture, with Las Vegas coming in as the number one city for yo mama joke searches overall. New Zealand is another country where yo mama jokes have seen a boom in popularity, and the fact that New Zealand is so much smaller than the U.S. means that there are probably more yo mama jokes per capita than the United States. However, all of this is speculation since I refuse to do any of the math to prove such a useless statistic.

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