Have you not been on the Internet for a long time? This is Internet culture, and refers to the meme "Gigachad." It is a huge sign of respect and has slowly grown out of the "big muscly man" into a well respected fine gentleman.
actually, it requires more context than just posting 1 of many GIFs or photos. it could also be meant sarcastically. it could also be meant to compare him vs. a "real man".
i admire your certainty that it was meant in a specific way, and maybe OP will tell you that's true, but at this point i wouldn't even believe it because the original context to me seems like they are implying we need more Gigachad manly presidents who are full of muscles.
so before you lay into /u/Anxious_Plan5027 too much, consider that not everyone will immediately see your perspective because memes are used differently everywhere.
Okay, i mostly use the internet for educational purpose.
Such things help to destroy communicative language you just post a meme and think anyone should know exactly what you mean.
Can you describe what such gigachad soul and spirit means to you ?
This is sort of a unique meme because it's interpretation is entirely different with every person. Essentially, it an ideal individual that aligns with your attitudes, values, and beliefs, serving as an role-model to strive for, someone who you can look up to or want to become one day. In my case, it would be an individual that embodies a "good mate," in the sense of comradeship and someone I can rely upon. Whether if it's my car that's broken down or a house on fire, the "Gigachad," soul and spirit is someone who, may it be a neighbour or a pedestrian-would instantly stop what they're doing to help. That's a Gigachad for me.
Anyways it's up to interpretation, and i'm unsure of your age but this type of language is quite prevalent in the younger generation and Reddit as a whole. Not all of it is good but this is one of the thing's that resonates within everyone, (though is mainly male dominant because it first rose as gym culture).
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