Clavular, who was hospitalized Tuesday night for a suspected overdose, went live again hours after his release.
The “looksmaxxing” influencer and streamer, whose real name is Braden Peters, informed his fans on Kick Wednesday that he “can’t stream IRL” anymore after taking an overdose.
“I won’t be using any more substances for a while, hopefully forever,” he said. “But that means I can’t stream IRL anymore, so that’s it. I can’t really stream IRL because as you guys know I’m pretty sassy without that shit.”
He continued, “So I guess I have to figure out something else. Damn it. I have to figure out a new way. Either I practice sober prospecting or just find a new form of content. I don’t know. It’s over.”
Clavular was live streaming at a mall and restaurant in Miami on Kick Tuesday night when the incident happened. After the broadcast suddenly stopped, videos began circulating of X being carried by several people to the ambulance.
The sources said Hollywood Reporter Tuesday night he was in “stable condition” once he arrived at the hospital.
After his release the next morning, Clavcular headed to X to speak publicly for the first time since his overdose. “I just got home and it was brutal,” he wrote. “All the stuff is just an attempt to feel neurotypical while in public, but clearly that’s not a real solution. The worst part of tonight was my face coming down from the life support mask.”
Clavicular has gained recognition for his self-obsession with maintaining aesthetic appearance and his extreme promotion of “looksmaxxing” – an online trend, popular among young people, focused on maximizing physical attractiveness. This trend ranges from hygienic grooming to dangerous practices, such as smashing bones with a hammer to enhance facial features, which Clavcular has championed.
Earlier this week, the controversial player made headlines when he walked out on a channel 60 Minutes Australia Interview after reporter Adam Hegarty asked him if he identified as an incel and about his relationship with Andrew Tate. Clavicle clearly became defensive by the line of questioning, and in response, tried to suggest that the interviewer was a cuckold.
Clavular has also found himself in some legal trouble, as he is reportedly being investigated by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission over a video in which he appears to shoot an alligator. He was also arrested last month in Florida on misdemeanor battery charges after authorities issued a warrant for his arrest. They said that the influencer sparked a quarrel between two women and took advantage of them by posting it on the Internet. New York Times I mentioned.
