r/xena • • 3d ago

Why? Because!

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u/quetzal86 3d ago

Lucy pioneered the giga chad face before it was viral

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u/KidOcelot 3d ago

such a baddie!

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u/Byanychance 3d ago

Lucy is a master of facial expressions

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u/IseQween 3d ago

"Giga chad face"? Translation for Baby Boomers, please?

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u/SakuraTacos 3d ago

A “chad” is a conventionally attractive, physically fit, macho man. A “giga chad” is the pinnacle of handsome manly macho men, the king of chads

The popularity of the phase rose within the manosphere/incel movement where they take that phrase to heart but is used jokingly on the rest of the internet regarding exceptionally handsome, virile men

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u/IseQween 3d ago

Words! Thank you so much. Never would've guessed it otherwise, especially in the Xena context. Even my searches didn't help, as the explanations used images and terms that were newfangled inventions requiring additional searches. So does this mean Xena pioneered yet another ... modernism? 😂

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u/SakuraTacos 2d ago

Haha it does certainly all go back to Xena! Xena invented the very concepts of sexy and cool (and crazy while we’re at it)

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u/Agent8699 2d ago

There’s no problem Xena can’t solve with a bit of violence! 🗡️ 🩸 😵 

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u/RynnB1983 3d ago

I love this episode so much

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u/ArchonFett Xena & Gabrielle 💖 2d ago

Violence isn’t the answer.

It’s the question, the answer is yes.

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u/drvondoctor 2d ago

Oh, how different things would have been if Xena had been proficient with violins...

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u/KidOcelot 2d ago

With her chin, she can do any string instrument!

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u/drvondoctor 2d ago

Bruce Campbell and Lucy Lawless... the Chin Dynasty. 

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u/KidOcelot 2d ago

I miss watching chintastic buffed up action drama tv shows and movies that came out in the 80s and 90s!

Most modern action drama movies have too much blurry fight scenes and explosions that lasts too long!

I like the good ol’ 1 punch wins with cheesy 1 liners that goes with it!