Clavicular
| Field | People |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Clav, Braden Peters |
| Origin | New Jersey, United States |
Clavicular (legal name Braden Peters, b. c. 2005–2006) is an American livestreamer and the most visible looksmaxxing influencer of 2025–2026. The handle refers to clavicle width, a looksmaxxing measurement. By early 2026 he had been profiled in the New York Times, The Atlantic, The New Yorker, GQ, Bloomberg, CNN, and Fox; walked a New York Fashion Week runway (Feb 2026); and generated, per a marketing firm cited by Bloomberg, on the order of 2.2 billion short-form clip views in March–April 2026.
This wiki treats him as a public figure of the scene, not as a protocol. Medical claims he makes about himself are recorded as self-report.
Self-reported stack
In interviews he has said he began testosterone around age 14; uses stimulants for leanness (including, in some interviews, methamphetamine as appetite suppression); and has practiced bonesmashing (striking facial bone to induce microfracture). He livestreamed a two-hour rhinoplasty in June 2026 (Hollywood Reporter). He has given his own measurements to the Times as about 6′2″, 31-inch waist, 19.5-inch clavicles. He has also said years of exogenous testosterone may have left him sterile, and that he would rather know he could attract women than have sex — "a big time saver."
None of that is medical advice. Bonesmashing is described on this wiki as injury with a forum name. Stimulant and unprescribed androgen use are medical and legal matters, not softmaxxing.
Scene
He came up on Looksmax.org and Kick. A viral clip of him standing next to a broader man at Arizona State ("frame-mogged by ASU Frat Leader") became kayfabe: Androgenic flew from Australia; Official Chad Rankings shuffled. YouTube terminated associated channels (main banned Nov 2025; more in Apr 2026). He has appeared with manosphere streamers (Tates, Fuentes orbit) and used racial slurs on stream; that is part of the public record, not this encyclopedia's house voice.
On the PSL cartoon he is often called Chad / "giga." Independent raters put him in a high-6 to low-7 band depending on photo. The number is forum sport.
See also
Sources
- New York Times profile (cited across 2026 coverage); CNN (25 Apr 2026); Bloomberg (28 Apr 2026); Hollywood Reporter (15 Jul 2026); The New Yorker (7 Mar 2026); The Atlantic (19 Jan 2026); BBC (15 Mar 2026); Slate on Chad rankings (23 Mar 2026).