Run and tell that

Meaning to go spread the word. To let it be known. To go tell everyone quickly.

After Antoine Dodson, a young hero from Huntsville, AL, saved his sister from an attack he left a public message for the perp letting him know that this wasn't the end of the story, and that he would be caught.

Antoine- "You don't have to come and confess. We looking for you. We gon' find you, so you can run and tell that! Homeboy!"

by the ppl's champ August 6, 2010

Run and tell that

To go and spread the word of something to as many people as possible, who in turn go and spread the word of whatever it is to as many people as they can.

Guy 1: follow Guy 1 on Facebook for fresh content every single day, run and tell that
Guy 2: Hey everybody, go follow Guy 1 on Facebook! He gives out fresh content every single day!
Guys 3, 4, 5, and 6: Okay Guy 2, we'll run and tell that!

by PrinceLock February 28, 2017

Run and tell that

Song featured in the musical Hairspray movie, out in 2007. Song performed by the beautiful and talented Elijah Kelley.

Run and tell that. Heeey--ya!

by miia* August 21, 2010

run and tell that

confidently & distainfully tell someone you verbally whooped that you want them to tell everybody that you smacked them down.

Denise LaSalle early 1970s R&B record-
You been tellin' everybody where it's at.
Now run and tell that

by azizip17 September 5, 2010

Run and Tell That

The act of confronting an idiot rapits in the projects, according to Antoine Dodson.

Antoine told the rapist he could "Run and Tell That, Run and Tell That, Run and Tell That Homeboy, Home-Home-Home Boy."

by Helena255 April 13, 2011

Run and Tell That

To tattle about you with your permission. Like when your little brother or sister tell you that they are going to tattle on you to mom and you don't care.

Run and tell that ... to mom, you tattle tale

by Grand Legend September 3, 2010

run tell dat

Go ahead and tattle. Used, esp by children, to taunt or challenge someone known to be a tattle-tell to really go and tell the whole story. Often preceded by the word "go"

Child: "Ooooh, I saw you kissin Shaniqua behind the bungaloos!"
Teenager: "And I teabagged her too. Go run tell dat!"

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Wimp: "Ugh! I know it was you who threw that snot rag at me! I'm going to tell Mr. Franklin."
Bully: "That wasn't snot, stupid. Hahaha. Go run tell dat!"

by faunboy August 18, 2010