Are large biceps aesthetic or none aesthetic? Am I the only

I don't think they are non-aesthetic but I'm not impressed when someone tries to show off big biceps, literally the easiest muscle to build

that pic is what happens when u only do bicep curls lol

>>35004265
I agree, large biceps look ugly

>>35004265
Big arms in total are easthetic for me, so tri's before bi's really

why are biceps such a meme lift /fit/?

Every newbie in the gym who looks like shit can be seen doing 5 different bicep exercises, every long time lifter who actually has an aesthetic body barely touches them.

why is that

>>35004340
Because you don't really need to from what I've seen. They grow quickly/easily and get a minor workout from most upper body lifts

>>35004265

Check these large trips

>>35004290
>literally the easiest muscle to build

Are they? Maybe it's just because I'm not a fan of curls but I've never thought of them as easy to grow. They seem to grow in proportion to the rest of my muscles.

>>35004522
>I lift properly so why does my body reflect that?

Fucking retard.

>>35004586
Unnecessarily aggressive response.

>>35004265
>>35004313
dyels confirmed

>>35004265
Muscle imbalances, to the point that they affect aesthetics, don't exist outside of bodybuilding. Stop worrying about this shit and lift.

>>35004290
Pretty much this.

Nicely developed lats, traps, pecs, obliques, and so on are IMO more impressive than bis.

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i only do hammer and reverse curls and i think i fucked up big time if i only did real curls i'd have aesthetic arms by now

>>35004914
Great legs

>>35004265
large trips are always ideal m8

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>>35004522
>Are they?
Nah. Most people itt saying they grow quickly probs have something like pic related. Most people seem to think they have massive bis and most have pathetic bis.

Ime growing them takes consistent long term effort. Most recommend higher reps around the 10 range for curls but they certainly still grow in the lower rep ranges. They won't pop until they're big and you start doing hammer curls to hit the brachialis, and that can take a bit of time to reach. Year to a year and a half if you're tall. Manlets obv can build them faster, and those with short muscle bellies too.