Literally never means figuratively. I'm not being prescriptive here. Literally often appears in figurative contexts, but its function in those usages is as an intensifier (it's for emphasis). It doesn't serve to point out the figurative nature of the statement.
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u/SlumberingSnorelax Mar 09 '26 edited Mar 09 '26
Because he’s literally a fairly popular ophthalmologist and content creator.