What is this allusion referring to? "He was so strong, I expected him to tear off his shirt and reveal an "S" on his chest."

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The statement "He was so strong, I expected him to tear off his shirt and reveal an "S" on his chest", provides an allusion that the intensity of his strength can be compared to that of the fictitious character Superman. His strength may just give him authority to carry that "S" symbol.

Nezavi [6.7K]2 years ago

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it is referring to pop culture

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