Tell everyone out there about this. Tell everyone. A.W.P.S.T.T.

If you’re asked the same question again with the same player, you ask him Lebron James. What does it feel like

to be the next Lebron James?

Why did he use out there? Why would not say just tell everyone, without ” out there “. Is the point to be changed in that case?

What I did first to understand that was looking for the phrasal verb tell out. Since I didn’t find anything similar I decided to look for out there and found the following referece: clatz. Sorry it was not helpful too.

If you’re able, can you clarify or make a clarification?

Wasn’t it clear where I’m supposed to use in and out there?

Asked on February 14, 2021 in Other.
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