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never better

In the context of asking someone how they feel, for example, and they respond with "never better," typically what they mean is that life has never been better to them than it is right at this very moment; also, it could mean that it simply does not get any better than it is right now.
never better or never been better
never better by Never better June 2, 2016

Never better

Either a nigga sad as shit or happy asf when they say it
You good b?

Never better (clearly lying)
Never better by MiguelCC May 4, 2017

better late than never

A phrase following a belated event.
Dude #1: My girlfriend's period was a week late. I was freaking out!!!
Dude #2: Better late than never...
Dude #1: Yeah, no kidding!

Better Nate Than Never 

A phrase used to express the exellence of being in the presence of Nate, as oppossed to not being in the presence of Nate at all.
Teacher:"Nathan, You were late to class today."

Nathan:"Well,teacher! I say to you,Better Nate Than Never!"
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