YMMV / Mamamoo

• Broken Base: As of December 2018, Hwasa’s outfit at the MAMAs is a huge one among netizens: was it tacky, revealing, and too much for a South Korean pop star or was it cool, sexy, and worn well like a “foreign singer”, as netizens would put it? The controversy, as well as others regarding Hwasa's clothing, is given a tongue-in-cheek nod in "HIP," specifically of the "screw you" kind to the haters.
• Les Yay: The group is quite famous for being...close. The most popular pairing by far is the "Sky Couple" (Moonbyul/Solar), followed by the "Wine Couple" (Wha(Sa) +(Whee) In).
• Moment of Awesome:
  • Their first music show win, which came on Inkigayo whilst promoting "You're the Best."
  • Winning on Immortal Songs has also been a big deal and cause for rejoicing among MooMoos everywhere, whether it was winning the vote for one performance, or for winning the whole show.
  • It's funny on a meta level too - it's completely unlike anything they've done before and had fans working themselves into a tizzy over it.
  • International fans squeed when Chloë Moretz announced her love for Mamamoo.
• Tearjerker: In the midst of the #Debttoo movement^note A slew of celebrities have been outed as children of scammers or embezzlers, due to people coming forward and making claims. In South Korea, if one is the child of someone who committed a crime such as this, netizens believe this makes them responsible in some way as they benefited from the pilfered money as well. Some claims have been truthful and some have been somewhat fraudulent, claiming they were missing more money than they were originally given., someone claimed that Wheein's father scammed money from them and never paid them back. Wheein later issued an official statement explaining her family circumstances^note In short, her father was neglectful and drove their family into debt. After her parents divorced in 2012, Wheein told her father to leave her and her mother alone, going their separate ways and not contacting each other again. Nonetheless, her father still used her name as a celebrity and expected her to cover his debts.
• They Changed It, Now It Sucks!: One commonly-heard criticism of "Um Oh Ah Yeah" is that Mamamoo strayed from the retro sound established in their earlier singles to make a more public-friendly song.