Meaning of 'Are you Jamaican, cause Jamaican me crazy?'

[Daemon99]

Are you Jamaican, cause Jamaican me crazy?

Can someone please tell me what the above line means? It's the top chatup/pickup line as per a survey.

This is what I could make out, "Are you Jamaican, cause you making me crazy?" Am I right?
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[Yankee]

Hi Daemon

Yes, I'd say you've got the "you making" part exactly right.

By the way, I think "chat up" may still be more British than American. (I don't hear it here.)
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Amy
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ESL teacher, and native speaker of American English

[Daemon99]

Thanks Amy!

I know chat up is British and pick up is American. That's why I included them both to get my question across to the people on both sides of the pond

By the way, has anyone tried any funny/cheesy/creative pick up lines on you Amy?
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[Molly]

[Yankee]

[Lost_Soul]

I remember another version:

A: My wife and I have decided to go on vacation to some remote island.
B: Jamaica?
A: No, it was her idea.
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Alex

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