Is there any word 'popular' in 'お嬢ちゃんも先生似だしいけるんじゃねーか ?'?

Question

In some subtitles of S02E06 of the anime adaptation of the manga The Quintessential Quintuplets, there's this line by a character named Shimoda, who was the student of now deceased character named Rena Nakano spoken to a character named Itsuki Nakano, who is the daughter of Rena Nakano.

The context of this scene is that Shimoda is explaining to Itsuki how beautiful Itsuki's mom was and how many students were a fan of Itsuki's mom for both beauty and personality.

Given how much you resemble her, you're probably popular, too.

that seems to be based on this line which I'm probably transcribing incorrectly from vol07ch57

お嬢ちゃんも先生似だしいけるんじゃねーか ?

that seems to translate

Isn't the young lady like a teacher?

Or less literally

Young lady, are/aren't you like Sensei?

Question: Is there technically no word 'popular' there (and then 'popular' is probably just used by the subtitle creators to refer to the scene immediately prior) ?

Answer 1

お嬢ちゃんも先生似だしいけるんじゃねーか？

For some reason your translation directly connects じゃねーか to 先生似 and ignores everything in between. し here is a particle indicating the preceding clause is a reason, and いける is where the translation takes 'popular'. I can't seem to find a dictionary entry for it, but it would probably an entry under definition 1 here. This いける generally means something like 'to be cool', 'to be good looking', or 'to work well' out of could meanings that apply to this scene. Also んじゃないか is often less a tag question and more a statement of relative certainty.