对我开枪你说很爽
[duì wŏ kāi qiāng nĭ shuō hĕn shuăng]
Directly translated it says 'You say it feels good to shoot at me.' This could have many underlying meanings, from just feeling hurt in a playful way, dealing with harsh situations, to expressing pain towards certain treatment or remarks. Generally used as an exaggeration to describe tough conditions rather than genuine intention. Remember this should not refer to any real violent behavior.