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Out & Bad 

A Jamaican expression made popular by the late dancehall legend Bogle a.k.a. Mr. Wacky.

It is an adjective used to express one's joy or satisfaction towards a particular thing or situation.

It can either be used as part of a sentence or on its own.

In North America, this expression can be compared to such terms as: cool; wicked; crazy; awesome.
"Reggae Sumfest '05 was out & bad!"

Person #1: "Badman, yuh seen dat new dance deh da Wacky Dip?"

Person #2: "Yeah mon! Out & bad!"
Out & Bad by Mr. Wacky September 18, 2005
Words you can keep
when someone is just being stupid or making a fool of themselves, you’d call them out bad.
friend: *makes a bad joke*
you: you're out bad
out bad by bluelead May 4, 2019
Girl 1: did u see the fight yesterday that lay lay got into ?

Boy 1: Yes she got ha ah beat.. hoe went out bad.
Out bad by Atlfanatic March 3, 2021

Bad out of Hell.

The term "bat out of hell" has been incorrectly used for decades. It is actually "Bad out of Hell". As in "They were coming out of there like the bad out of Hell." As if someone opened the gates of Hell. My grandmother used to say this and she was born in 1902. And, think about it....... there are no animals in Hell. They cannot sin.
"They were coming out of there like the bad out of Hell."

getting out the bad seed 

having a wank, every bloke knows that if u don't blow ya load at least once a week your spunk goes bad inside your balls, leading to rashes, insomnia, shivers, madness & death!! So by getting out the 'bad seed' you are promoting healthy living.
I couldn't bloody sleep so i had a wank & by getting out the bad seed i was able to snooze soundly.
Thats over the line mean
Jerry:Have You Seen Jay He’s a nigger
Max:Thats Just Bad Out
Bad Out by PlasteredMilk69 is gae January 18, 2019
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Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
Example 2:
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