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mad

[mad] / mæd /






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"It was everything I imaged it to be plus a little bit more. The crowd were amazing, so receptive. It was mad seeing people with signs with my lyrics on," he said.

From BBC

"He will have quite a few to open! When I told him about it, he said, 'Mother, you must be mad'."

From BBC

"They'll get two feeds on Christmas Day, there will be turkey and ham, and the stuffing and some of the bones, they'll be mad about that."

From BBC

"My mum thinks I'm mad. She's a great cook and I've always felt a little guilty. It breaks her heart," he added.

From BBC

“It was our bubble. So the only fear was just them trying to release it and everyone going, ‘No, that’s just mad.’

From Los Angeles Times