Are you saying that his bleeding blood out of his ass is hardcore? Um... Why not just say "That's hardcore", rather than confusing me by using some obscure phrase with one definition about a genre half the world thinks is shit (Myself included)? Yeah, that isn't how language evolves. Go spiky figgen yourself.
Heh no need to snark at me with obceneties, after all I'm only replying to your targetted attack on myself.
That obscure usage has been around since the early 1980's if not longer. Nobody says "Spiky figgen". Googling
Spiky Figgen gives 284 hits (and will be measurably increased due to our conversation here). Googling "That's so metal" give 401
million hits. More than 1 million references for each Spiky figgen.
6 orders of magnitude more established. It's printed on Mugs, T-Shirts and Magnets. Spiky Figgen is not.
The "point" of the reference is thus :-
1. Angel of Death is a Metal fan, not a hardcore fan. "That's so Hardcore" would be relevant if he were a punk. In fact "that's so hardcore" only warrants one half the number of hits of "That's So Metal" making it the more obscure term.
2. "That's so Metal" is usually deemed a
good thing. And metal-related-imagery often involves blood.
3. "Get well soon" with it's 1950's greeting-card slogan, is about as far from "metal" as you can get, and also implies something bad going on, directly contradicting the normal usage of the Phrase "That's so Metal". ... Hence adding humor to the statement, through contrast and contradiction (implying being "metal" is a disease to be treated), which you have just
ruined by me having to explain it.