is this correct? i am going to do, After no matter what they calling it.

Unfortunately it makes no sense. As a wild guess, you may mean "I am going to do it no matter what they say".

GPYUnfortunately it makes no sense. As a wild guess, you may mean "I am going to do it no matter what they say".

Thanks GPY.

But how about this expression: No matter what they call it, I am going to do it.

It's interesting. I think 'going to do' needs some kind of object; definitely not a capital 'A' for 'after'; nor, probably, a comma ...

- You can't go rock-climbing until after the Special Customer Services Mandate training

- I am going to do it after no matter what they are calling it

Dave

Carter LeeBut how about this expression: No matter what they call it, I am going to do it.

This is grammatical. It could work in the right context.

-- People call it 'the craziest plan ever'.
-- No matter what they call it, I am going to do it.

Carter LeeBut how about this expression: No matter what they call it, I am going to do it.

This desert is listed on the menu as Cow Pie Ice Cream. (In Texas, "cow pies" are the dried **** of cows).
No matter what they call it, I'm going to order it and try it.