带我飞丫
[dài wŏ fēi yā]
It can be literally translated into 'Carry me and let's fly', implying a wish for somebody or something to take this user out of the ordinary and lead them to somewhere more exciting, adventurous, better, or beyond limits. Here 'fly' doesn't mean really flying through air, it suggests transcending oneself in various aspects such as lifestyle, thought, emotions etc., often driven by an impetuous feeling. '丫' at the end is colloquial in Chinese used like 'oh' or 'hey' casually in daily talks to convey relaxed mood or personal charm. It adds casual tone or friendliness to the statement.