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mad respect 

noun
1. a type of respect earned for doing something –or being in a situation– that is perceived as particularly challenging because it falls outside of situational or social norms and is done out of necessity, not desire.

interjection
2. uttering "mad respect" after witnessing or hearing about a situation as described above.
1. That dude drives a PT Cruiser? Mad respect.

2. GIRL1: Gurrrl, imma tell you, a cockroach crawl up her pants during the speech an she did the whole speech not a flinch. GIRL2: Maaaad respect, gurl.

3. Dawg, you been livin in your car for the past 2 years? Mad respect, homie, mad respect.
mad respect by phurtive March 7, 2021
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mad respect 

A phrase coined by Ali G in praise of something. Is also a website, www.madrespect.net, it's hot.
"You got the DVD to play? Mad respect!"

www.madrespect.net
mad respect by Beamer February 22, 2005

Mad Respect 

Occurs when there is an argument regarding the Green Arrow and Spiderman and a conclusion has been met in which all participants in the argument have Mad Respect for the Green Arrow.
Mad Respect by Parsa Manshadi July 23, 2018

Mad lad living creatures respector 

A mad lad that respects not only women but also men, animals and every inanimate object.
Two bros talking:

Bro 1: Hey man, I just upgraded to mad lad today.

Bro 2: O really? You suck... I'm a mad lad living creatures respector.
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