[Vocabulary] the meaning of "get sb to do/doing sth"

[Nat093]

The definition of " get sb to do/doing sth" in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English is "to persuade or force someone to do something". But the expressions also mean"to casue sth to happen, or cause a particular state" (as in: "You got me looking so crazy right now"), am I right? I just want to make sure.

 

[teechar]

mmm, you've got me thinking! ;-)

 

[Matthew Wai]

My above post was ungrammatical because 'You made me look' should have been used instead of 'You made me looking'. Is it correct?
Not a teacher.

 

[Roman55]

"You got me looking so crazy right now".

I am not a teacher.

This sounds suspiciously like the lyrics of 'Crazy in love'. Song lyrics should be used as a grammar reference at your peril.