[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?
 
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.
 
We'll know better when neutman gives us the context.
 
Do you want Neutgirl to love you until she is crazy or until you are?
 
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