Clavicular, the 20-year-old influencer known for his 'looksmaxxing' content, is scheduled to make a club appearance in Miami on Wednesday, April 15, merely a day after a frightening incident that saw him hospitalised following a suspected overdose. This medical emergency abruptly cut short a livestream, raising concerns among fans and family about his well-being.
Hospital Release and Club Plans
Braden Eric Peters, who goes by the online alias Clavicular, announced last week that he would launch a new venture at the Bacara Club in Miami. Despite being released from the hospital earlier on Wednesday morning, many fans have questioned whether he will be fit to attend the event at Miami Beach's first streaming club. Sources close to the influencer informed TMZ that friends and family are urging him to rest, but he remains determined to appear at the nightlife venue.
The Livestream Incident
On Tuesday evening, during a livestream on Kick, Clavicular was seen slurring his speech and holding his head as colleagues attempted to assist him. The stream showed him at a bar in Miami before he slumped over a table, leading to its sudden termination. Videos later circulated on social media depicting a limp Clavicular being carried to an ambulance by two men.
Health Update and Social Media Response
Earlier on Wednesday, Clavicular posted a selfie on X, formerly Twitter, revealing visible red markings on his face. He claimed his situation was so severe that he required a 'life support mask' and described the experience as 'brutal'. In his post, he admitted to using substances to feel 'neurotypical' in public, citing his autism, but acknowledged this was not a sustainable solution. Reporter Taylor Lorenz reported that he was in stable condition but still in and out of consciousness after having a seizure.
Police and Medical Details
According to police radio chatter, a call was made around 8:45 pm ET on Tuesday night regarding a 20-year-old man overdosing on South Miami Avenue in Miami, matching Clavicular's location. TMZ first reported the suspected overdose and hospitalisation. During the livestream, a friend offered him an 'Addy', referring to the stimulant Adderall, before he collapsed.
Background on Clavicular's Online Persona
Clavicular is renowned for promoting 'looksmaxxing', a controversial self-improvement movement that encourages extreme methods like facial 'bone smashing' and steroid use to enhance appearance. He has admitted to taking testosterone since age 14 and believes attractiveness is key to male success. This philosophy overlaps with incel beliefs, though Clavicular has distanced himself from that group, emphasising self-improvement over animosity towards women.
Controversial Associations and Legal Issues
Clavicular has been spotted with controversial figures such as Andrew Tate, who is under investigation for human trafficking, and white nationalist commentator Nick Fuentes. In a recent interview with 60 Minutes Australia, he walked out when questioned about these associations. Additionally, on March 26, he was arrested near Fort Lauderdale on a misdemeanor assault charge, possibly linked to an altercation involving his girlfriend and another influencer during a livestream earlier this year.
Daily Mail has reached out to Clavicular for comment but has not received a response. As the influencer prepares for his club appearance, concerns persist about his health and the rapid rise of his fame at a young age, with insiders describing him as a 'sweet kid at heart' who needs to prioritise his well-being.
