Clavicular

American looksmaxxing livestreamer (born 2005)

Clavicular

Broward County Sheriff's Office booking photograph, 26 March 2026. Florida public-record mugshot on Wikimedia Commons (PD-FLGov).
Born	Braden Eric Peters 17 December 2005 Hoboken, New Jersey, United States
Nationality	American
Other names	Clav
Occupation	Livestreamer, internet personality
Years active	2025–present
Known for	Looksmaxxing; incelosphere slang

Braden Eric Peters (born 17 December 2005), known online as Clavicular or Clav, is an American livestreamer and the most visible looksmaxxing influencer of 2025–2026. He became known on TikTok and Kick for incelosphere slang and for looksmaxxing content that includes bonesmashing, anabolic steroids, and — by his own account — methamphetamine as an appetite suppressant.

This page is forked from the English Wikipedia article Clavicular (influencer) (CC BY-SA) and expanded for this encyclopedia: scene, Official Chad Rankings, surgery, and house links. Wikipedia is a biography of a living person. This wiki adds the looksmaxxing map. It does not treat his stack as a protocol.

Early life

Peters was born 17 December 2005 to a businessman father and a stay-at-home mother. He was raised in Hoboken, New Jersey, and attended Seton Hall Preparatory School in West Orange. He has said he became interested in looksmaxxing in high school, including a political theory that becoming more attractive would let him influence others.

He has described COVID lockdowns as "online for 14 hours a day": looksmaxxing forums, Grand Theft Auto V, skipped classes. He has said he hid testosterone from his parents and was sent to his grandmother when caught. He claims expulsion from Sacred Heart University (Fairfield, Connecticut) after "three weeks" over "peptides and 'roids."

The handle Clavicular is clavicle width, a looksmaxxing measurement.

Looksmaxxing content

By 2025 he was a primary Kick/TikTok looksmaxxing account. He instructs fans to "ascend" (become more attractive and, in the scene's claim, gain social and sexual power) and to "hardmaxx". Content mixes bodybuilding with facial aesthetics.

Self-reported stack, from interviews (New York Times, Fox, others): testosterone from age 14; anabolic steroids over years; crystal meth to stay thin; Accutane, retatrutide, nebivolol, Melanotan 2, nootropics listed on a February 2026 livestream during a Times interview. He has said exogenous testosterone made him infertile by 2025 via negative feedback, and that he would rather know he could attract women than have sex. Later coverage said he and girlfriend Lily Snyder were trying for a baby and he claimed a restart protocol. Record as self-report.

Bonesmashing (hammer or fist to bone, claimed microfracture/growth) is the practice this wiki describes as pseudoscience and injury. He has advocated it. This encyclopedia does not.

Late 2025 he sold "Clavicular System" / "Clavicular's Clan" at about $50/month (peptides, "ascend" guides). Rolling Stone (Charlie Sabgir, Jan 2026) paid $49 and wrote a hostile account of the academy.

YouTube terminated the original channel in November 2025 (regulated goods); more channels in April 2026 (ban evasion). Kick paid, per the Times (Feb 2026) and his own March 2026 stream, over $100,000 a month at peak. August 2026 he said he was moving off Kick/Stake toward Duel Casino as a "main character."

November 2025: a video of him injecting a then-17-year-old girlfriend with fat-dissolving peptides for jaw shape circulated. He later injected influencer Jenny Popach with Aqualyx on stream. Those are reported events, not how-tos.

Viral beats

• 24 Dec 2025 — Cybertruck. Livestream in Miami-Dade: a man on the hood; Peters accelerates; asks if he is dead; "Hopefully." Later claims self-defense / stalking / red liquid. Kick ban. The Atlantic called it perhaps his most viral moment.
• 27 Dec 2025 — Michael Knowles. Daily Wire: JD Vance "subhuman" for recessed profile and weight; would vote Gavin Newsom as "Chad" for mogging Vance in a 2028 matchup. Sydney Sweeney rated "malformed," recessed maxilla, "eyes of doom."
• Jan 2026 — "Heil Hitler" sing-along. Miami Beach club Vendôme with Nick Fuentes, Myron Gaines, Andrew and Tristan Tate, Sneako, Justin Waller, Kanye's antisemitic 2025 track. Peters: "just a song." Miami Beach mayor condemned; local owners banned the group. Peters told club owners he was "not trying to do politics anymore."
• Feb 2026 — "frame-mogged." Clip with ASU Frat Leader became copypasta. Almost nothing happens. Official Chad Rankings and Androgenic's US trip followed. Jestermaxxing (having fun / dancing) spread the same month.
• 14 Apr 2026 — "pentastack." Hospitalized while streaming with Androgenic. Combination named by Androgenic: Adderall, DXM, pregabalin, ketamine, 1,4-butanediol. Peters later denied an overdose: no food, too much alcohol.
• Jun 2026 — rhinoplasty livestream (Hollywood Reporter) and Paris Fashion Week. French press: mass rejection by Parisian women; he theorized lesbians, later insulted France.
• Jul 2026 — "geomaxxing" / Israel. Passport-bro framing; Chabad outreach photo-op after the Hitler-song month; IDF influencers on his stream were reprimanded.

Bloomberg (Apr 2026): ~70,000 clips, 2.2 billion short-form views March–April, Kick/Stake clipping machine. NYT listed him among 2026's most stylish (Jul 2026). College-party tour dates were cancelled (Clemson, Chapel Hill) over safety/protests.

Modeling

Days after the Arizona arrest he walked a looksmaxxing-themed NYC runway for Elena Velez / Remilia (Times; Spectator: "star of the evening"). June 2026: opened a Paris SS27 presentation (falsely reported as a debut).

Legal issues

Wikipedia (living-person) summary, condensed:

• Massachusetts (2024). Security at Chatham Squire, Cape Cod; brawl; misdemeanor assault and felony assault on a person over 60. Charges dismissed Jan 2025 at alleged victims' request.
• Arizona (7 Feb 2026). Scottsdale bar: suspected dangerous-drug possession (Adderall, Anavar in court papers) and forged instrument (fake ID). Streamed asking patrons for Adderall. Released next day; tweeted "political persecution." Charges dropped 11 Feb 2026, low likelihood of conviction.
• Florida (2026). Battery related to an alleged fight involving girlfriend Violet Marie Lentz; FWC investigation of shooting a previously dead alligator on stream; April plea: six months probation and 20 hours community service for unlawful firearm discharge; judge joked as having "mogged" him. Related charges dropped Aug 2026. The infobox photograph is the 26 March 2026 Broward booking photo, a public-record Florida mugshot held on Wikimedia Commons — not a meme crop.
• Civil. Aleksandra Vasilevna Mendoza has sued for sexual battery, alleging alcohol, sex while she was a minor, and livestreamed non-FDA Aqualyx to the face. Peters denies all claims through counsel. Allegations, unproven. This wiki does not treat a filing as a verdict.

Personal

As of 2026 he lives in Florida (Paramount Miami Worldcenter penthouse in coverage). Wikipedia states he is Catholic; talk-page dispute exists. He has said he is on the autism spectrum without a professional diagnosis, and that he used to follow strangers all day to log neurotypical behavior.

Girlfriend Lily Snyder appears in later fertility coverage. An earlier relationship involving a then-minor and peptides is in the career/legal record above.

In this encyclopedia

Clavicular is why civilians know PSL scale, mog, bonesmashing, and "maxxing" as a suffix. He is not the inventor of the practice (Looksmax.org, PSL forums, 2010s). He is the clip-account protagonist. Official Chad Rankings treated him as a ranking, not a scientist. This wiki's house line stays: softmax first, surgery as medicine, bonesmashing is not a method, blackpill is a claim.

Gallery

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  Broward Sheriff mugshot, 26 March 2026
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  Face crop from the same booking photograph

Images from Wikimedia Commons via InstantCommons. Public-record arrest photograph; biographical, not a joke.

See also

• Looksmaxxing
• Androgenic
• Official Chad Rankings
• ASU Frat Leader
• Bonesmashing
• Hardmaxxing
• Male rhinoplasty
• Blackpill

References

Adapted from English Wikipedia, Clavicular (influencer), retrieved 2026-09-09, CC BY-SA 4.0. Additional press: Bernstein, New York Times (13 February 2026); Williams, The Atlantic (19 January 2026); Hunt, The Guardian (18 February 2026); Mack, Slate; Bloomberg clipping figures (28 April 2026); Sydney Morning Herald on the April 2026 stream with Androgenic; Hollywood Reporter rhino livestream (15 July 2026).