Definition
A dismissive retort claiming someone is emotionally upset in real life—typically used when you've lost an online argument and need a face-saving exit strategy. It's the digital equivalent of 'you mad?' but more specific.
Example Usage
John made a solid point and I had no comeback, so I just typed 'u mad irl lmao' and logged off.
Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mad%20irl&defid=12861886)
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