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you crazy vs you are crazy

Both "you crazy" and "you are crazy" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "You crazy" is a more informal and colloquial way of expressing surprise or disbelief, while "you are crazy" is a complete sentence with a subject and a verb, used to describe someone as insane or irrational.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 1431 views

you crazy

This phrase is correct in informal and colloquial contexts to express surprise or disbelief.

This phrase is commonly used in informal conversations among friends or in casual settings to express surprise or disbelief. It is a shortened form of the complete sentence "You are crazy."

Examples:

  • You crazy! I can't believe you did that.
  • Girl, you crazy for thinking that would work.
  • You crazy if you think I'm going to do that.
  • You crazy, man! That's not going to happen.
  • You crazy, but I love you anyway.
  • Are you crazy, you still raises the spirits.
  • Leaving in mid-season... are you crazy?
  • Are you crazy, too, Stanley?
  • Are you crazy, I got three brothers.
  • Question authority and they call you crazy.
  • How she drove you crazy, picking on every little detail.
  • Working with these people, it starts driving you crazy too.
  • The guy's driving you crazy.
  • It's making you crazy too.
  • This Catalina thing is making you crazy.
  • You'r e letting him make you crazy.
  • You'll get everyone killed, you crazy...
  • That stuff will make you crazy.
  • Your exes have made you crazy.
  • That's what drives you crazy.
  • Mia... This wedding stuff is making you crazy.
  • An acute perception doesn't make you crazy.
  • And I called you crazy for chasing the impossible.
  • You should give him another chance to make you crazy.
  • But I don't want to drive you crazy.

Alternatives:

  • You're crazy
  • You are nuts
  • You are out of your mind
  • You are insane
  • You are bonkers

you are crazy

This phrase is correct as a complete sentence to describe someone as insane or irrational.

This phrase is used in a formal or complete sentence structure to describe someone as insane or irrational. It is more commonly used in serious or critical contexts.

Examples:

  • You are crazy if you think I will believe that.
  • I can't believe you. You are crazy!
  • You are crazy to think that would work.
  • You are crazy, but I still care about you.
  • You are crazy, and I love it.
  • Sam Evans, you are crazy.
  • You are crazy, and I'm nothing like you!
  • Burl is crazy about you, and you are crazy about him.
  • Sera, you are crazy.
  • Ponton-san, you are crazy.
  • Dude, you are crazy.
  • But you are crazy!
  • You are crazy, "foreign."
  • And then you are crazy to bomb all of Iraq.
  • You're here, but you are crazy.
  • When you are crazy about someone, it's hard to say goodbye.
  • If you think Dr. Keizer killed those women, you are crazy, lady.
  • He's handsome, no wonder you are crazy about him.
  • Maybe you are crazy, but... I'm in.
  • To my mind, you are crazy about her, but that will pass.
  • If you tell me that on the pre-season, I would say you are crazy.
  • Tell him you are crazy about him.
  • If you are crazy you are not deaf.
  • But you, Whittaker Walt, you are crazy too?
  • Confirm that you are crazy and confirm 7 p. m. tomorrow.

Alternatives:

  • You're crazy
  • You are insane
  • You are out of your mind
  • You are mad
  • You are nuts

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