'Looksmaxxing' influencer Clavicular breaks silence after suspected overdose during livestream

Popular online streamer and "looksmaxxer" Clavicular has been discharged from hospital following a suspected drug overdose in Miami.

Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, today gave an X update on his condition.

"Just got home, that was brutal. All of the substances are just a cope trying to feel neurotypical while being in public, but obviously that isn't a real solution," he wrote.

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"The worst part of tonight was my face descending from the life support mask."

Earlier, Clavicular was filmed rubbing his eyes and holding his hands behind his head during a livestream from a Miami nightclub.

The 20-year-old is seen with fellow 'looksmaxxer' Androgenic, who is Australian.

Androgenic is heard asking "how f___ed up are you?" before repeatedly asking if he wants an "addy", a slang term for the prescription medication Adderall.

Clavicular doesn't answer before the livestream abruptly cuts off.

Also known online as Clav, Clavicular is the figurehead of the online looksmaxxing movement, which encourages young men to maximise their physical appearance through bizarre and controversial means including smashing facial bones with a hammer and taking drugs.

His hospitalisation was first reported by TMZ, which obtained audio of the emergency services callout, and was confirmed by CBS News.

It comes just days after Clavicular abruptly ended an interview with 60 Minutes correspondent Adam Hegarty.

Clavicular became visibly enraged by Hegarty's line of questioning after he asked about looksmaxxing's origins in the incel community and his associations with controversial figures like Andrew Tate, who is currently facing charges of rape and human trafficking.

60 Minutes Australia airs on Channel Nine, which is owned by Nine, the publisher of this website.

Last month Peters was arrested in Florida on a battery charge related to a fight earlier this year between his girlfriend and another influencer.

The battery arrest was Peters' second arrest in two months.

In February, a few days after the livestreamed fight involving his girlfriend, Peters was arrested by police in Scottsdale, Arizona, for allegedly entering a bar with a fake ID. State prosecutors declined to charge him.

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