What is the meaning of ダッサ？


I don't understand the meaning of ダッサ in the following sentence:

> なんだこいつらダッサ面白れえ！

The context is a fight between two enemy factions. I think it is a contraction
of ダサい "uncool" but I don't understand its meaning when used before an
adjective, as in the sentence above.




Yes ダッサ is from ダサい. Joining two arbitrary adjectives like this is
nonstandard, but native speakers occasionally do this half-jokingly. キモかわいい is
a recently established slang word coined similarly to this. See: [A different
way to join i-adjectives](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/26019/5010)

To me ダサ面白い is a made-up word (I haven't seen this before), but it should mean
something like "funny all the more for their un-coolness". I don't think ダサ is
an intensifier prefix (like 超/バカ/クソ/ド).




Yes ダッサ is from ダサい. Joining two arbitrary adjectives like this is
nonstandard, but native speakers occasionally do this half-jokingly. キモかわいい is
a recently established slang word coined similarly to this. See: [A different
way to join i-adjectives](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/26019/5010)

To me ダサ面白い is a made-up word (I haven't seen this before), but it should mean
something like "funny all the more for their un-coolness". I don't think ダサ is
an intensifier prefix (like 超/バカ/クソ/ド).

