This phrase is a line from the song "Static" by FLAVOR FOLEY.
The definition of the word motley is, "incongruously varied in appearance or character; disparate". Or, in other words that actually make fucking sense, motley means something that consists of many different types.
Keeping that in mind, motley scenes really just means "scenes that are different from one another", but let's be honest, it sounds way cooler.
god i wish I was wired in her crt
The definition of the word motley is, "incongruously varied in appearance or character; disparate". Or, in other words that actually make fucking sense, motley means something that consists of many different types.
Keeping that in mind, motley scenes really just means "scenes that are different from one another", but let's be honest, it sounds way cooler.
god i wish I was wired in her crt
P1: 1, 2, 3, motley scenes, shining through the silver screen!
P2: ..you really need to get a j*b dude.
P2: ..you really need to get a j*b dude.
by starry_horned_freak February 15, 2026
Get the Motley Scenes mug.A situation or set of events that someone is about to explain or describe. In Trinidad, “scene” refers to the details of what happened. It’s about giving the full story so the listener clearly understands how everything played out.
Example 1:
“Wait nah, lemme show you the scene.”
Translation: Let me explain what happened.
Example 2:
“I was there when it happen. I go tell you the scene.”
Translation: I’m going to describe exactly how it went down.
Example 3 (Show You a Scene):
“Hold on, I go show you a scene from last night.”
Translation: Let me walk you through what happened last night.
Usage:
Commonly used before someone starts breaking down a situation they witnessed or experienced. It means they’re about to paint the full picture
“Wait nah, lemme show you the scene.”
Translation: Let me explain what happened.
Example 2:
“I was there when it happen. I go tell you the scene.”
Translation: I’m going to describe exactly how it went down.
Example 3 (Show You a Scene):
“Hold on, I go show you a scene from last night.”
Translation: Let me walk you through what happened last night.
Usage:
Commonly used before someone starts breaking down a situation they witnessed or experienced. It means they’re about to paint the full picture
by Buss Draws February 24, 2026
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