Drive Me Crazy Qartulad [portable]

მე კრაზი ვარ. (Me krazi var.) – "I am crazy" (in a medical way, or awkward). Correct: მე ამან გამაგიჟა. (Me aman gamagiza.) – "This drove me crazy."

– პოპულარული, მოდური გოგონა, რომელიც სკოლის გამოსაშვები საღამოს კომიტეტს ხელმძღვანელობს. drive me crazy qartulad

The late 90s and early 2000s American teen culture holds a massive wave of nostalgia for Georgian audiences. For many who grew up during this era, movies like Drive Me Crazy , She's All That , and 10 Things I Hate About You were staples of youth television. Watching it today provides a comforting escape back to the era of dial-up internet, floppy disks, alternative rock, and classic high school fashion. მე კრაზი ვარ

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