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{{Short description|Looksmaxxing slang for winning a comparison by body frame}} | {{Short description|Looksmaxxing slang for winning a comparison by body frame}} | ||
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| image = Clavicle - animation.gif | |||
| caption = Clavicle (Commons animation). Frame mogging is slang for winning a comparison with shoulder line and height, not with a face crop. | |||
| alt = Animated clavicle | |||
| name = Frame mogging | | name = Frame mogging | ||
| also = frame-mogging, framemogging | | also = frame-mogging, framemogging | ||
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The underlying claim is a contrast effect: a wider clavicle line or a taller silhouette can make the other man look smaller in the same frame. That is photography and standing next to people. It is not a moral ranking. See [[frame (body)]]. | The underlying claim is a contrast effect: a wider clavicle line or a taller silhouette can make the other man look smaller in the same frame. That is photography and standing next to people. It is not a moral ranking. See [[frame (body)]]. | ||
== The contrast claim == | |||
A wider clavicle line or a taller silhouette can make the other man look smaller in the same photograph. That is standing next to people and lens choice. The February 2026 [[Clavicular]] / [[ASU Frat Leader]] clip is copypasta, not a controlled study.<ref name="bi" /> | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:06, 11 September 2026
 Clavicle (Commons animation). Frame mogging is slang for winning a comparison with shoulder line and height, not with a face crop.
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| Field | Looksmaxxing |
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| Also known as | frame-mogging, framemogging |
| Origin | Looksmaxxing clip slang, 2026 |
| Related | Mog; Frame (body); Jestermaxxing |
Frame mogging is looksmaxxing slang for mogging someone with shoulder width, height, or overall body frame rather than with a face close-up.[1] A February 2026 clip of Clavicular next to ASU Frat Leader became the copypasta example.
The underlying claim is a contrast effect: a wider clavicle line or a taller silhouette can make the other man look smaller in the same frame. That is photography and standing next to people. It is not a moral ranking. See frame (body).
The contrast claim
A wider clavicle line or a taller silhouette can make the other man look smaller in the same photograph. That is standing next to people and lens choice. The February 2026 Clavicular / ASU Frat Leader clip is copypasta, not a controlled study.[1]
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Notopoulos, Katie. How 'jestermaxxing' and 'frame mogging' are taking over the internet. Business Insider. 12 February 2026. Retrieved 13 February 2026.