What it means
Means over-the-top and doing the absolute most when the situation really does not need it. It’s for the mate who turns a tiny hiccup into a full Broadway-level performance, complete with attitude and a little Instagram moment. It can be playful banter or straight-up shade, depending on how you say it.
Usage examples
"She showed up to brunch with a full photographer and a birthday sash for her dog. Bro, that’s mad extra. Sit down, order your bagel, relax."
"He brought a three-tier cake to a picnic, honestly so extra it was unreal."
"No need to be extra about it, a simple thank you would have done the job."
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