Controversial internet personality Braden Peters, better known online as Clavicular, recently discussed the goals of his ‘looksmaxxing’ movement in an episode of ‘Hang Out with Sean Hannity.’ This increasingly popular and risky health regimen is gaining traction among young men, particularly within Generation Z and Generation Alpha.
Clavicular describes looksmaxxing as a comprehensive approach to self-improvement, pushing it to its logical conclusion. The 20-year-old’s movement focuses heavily on appearance enhancement, involving rigorous practices such as the intake of stimulants and a method called bone smashing, which involves hitting facial bones with a hammer to promote bone growth.
Medical experts have raised alarms over these practices due to their potential to cause significant injuries. Clavicular explains that looksmaxxing not only includes traditional bodybuilding and fitness routines but also a new emphasis on facial aesthetics. He points out that this aspect has been largely overlooked in male self-improvement, which traditionally focuses on physique and training.
Known for his livestreams on the platform Kick, Clavicular spends hours in candid situations, often at nightclubs, where he records interactions that frequently go viral online. He suggests these outings demonstrate the principles of hypergamy and justify the philosophy behind looksmaxxing.
Clavicular has faced controversy for his conduct, including an arrest for battery in March after allegedly inciting a fight between two women and sharing the incident on social media. His interactions and treatment of young women have sparked debate.
Many young individuals have adopted Clavicular’s controversial techniques, hoping for improved physical appearance. However, critics voice concerns about his growing influence on younger audiences. Sean Hannity questioned Clavicular on his intentions behind promoting looksmaxxing in his videos.
Responding, Clavicular emphasized the importance of prioritizing physical appearance, claiming it enhances every interaction in life. He argues that without good looks, individuals may struggle to secure employment.
The latest episode of ‘Hang Out with Sean Hannity,’ featuring Clavicular, will be available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple.
Nora Moriarty is a writer at Fox News Digital.

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