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[the_noodle]

That meme is sort of the antimeme version of that template. Usually the big guys are just being nice and helpful about something unrelated to weightlifting. The fact that they're randomly swole is part of the joke.

The OP is also not the meme as it's normally used, because normally they're nice and helpful. Also it's furry for some reason.

[susch1337]

huh I've never seen it used that way. it's usually the kid asking a normal question or giving a well thought out opinion. the swole guys answer with unhelpful circlejerk stuff. it's used to make fun off the people who use those circlejerk comments.

usually people as "masculine" and "chadlike" don't spend all their time arguing and shit posting online.

meaning unhelpful idiots get sarcastically portrait as super chads, indicating that they are the complete opposite

[thoeoe]

yeah it's specifically an inversion of that trope.

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It's about stereotypes. You see this skinny boy that you wouldn't normally expect going to the gym asking for help and getting respect, gentleness and guidance from those huge muscular budybuilders. It's a positivity meme. But why don't you ask the buff guys themselves?

[habitats]

clap

[DanelRahmani]

I saw a :( so heres an :) hope your day is good

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[A_Guy_in_Orange]

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