[Grammar] Meaning of "love me crazy"

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What does "love me crazy" mean?

Does this sentence mean: Love me and, as a result, make me crazy ?
OR: Love me crazily?
In this sentence is "crazy" used as an adeverv or adjective?
 

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What does "Love me crazy" mean?

Does [STRIKE]this sentence[/STRIKE] it mean no colon here "Love me and, as a result, make me crazy" [STRIKE]OR:[/STRIKE] or "Love me crazily"?
In this sentence, is "crazy" used as an [STRIKE]adeverv[/STRIKE] adverb or an adjective?

Welcome to the forum. :hi:

Please note my corrections above, particularly to your capitalisation and punctuation. Where did you see that sentence? It reminds me of the song title "Love Me Tender" - it's not grammatical but we understand what it means.
 
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I assume it means love me very much.
 

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We'll know better when neutman gives us the context.
 

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Do you want Neutgirl to love you until she is crazy or until you are?
 
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