Quote by Ian McShane

The bad boy: always more fun.

The bad boy: always more fun.

Summary

This quote implies that people often find "bad boys" more intriguing and enjoyable than those who follow the rules. It suggests that individuals with rebellious, adventurous, or unpredictable qualities can be more captivating and entertaining than those who conform to societal expectations. The phrase emphasizes the allure and magnetic appeal associated with individuals who break the norm, implying that they bring excitement and interest into one's life.

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