It's not clear what is meant here by "a real phrase". It's a semi-valid English sentence with more or less reasonable grammar.
The word "cause" should really be "because", but that's a fairly common informal substitution and wouldn't cause a native English speaker any difficulty.
this phrase is indeed a real phrase, it has a strong meaning to accompany it.
you like being considered wild and crazy? if yes, it's a compliment
because they have CRAZY sugars and they taste good and they are made with real rainbows.. :)
Most likely crazy
cause you gotta be real good
No! Are you crazy! How could anything on that show be real!
real to beleivers and belevers might be crazy
No! Are you crazy! How could anything on that show be real!
Super crazy's real name is "Farncisco Pantoja Rueda".
of corse not because it is crazy
No, it is spelled crazy.
Sazco