Social media influencer Clavicular has been rushed to hospital in Miami for a suspected overdose.
The controversial streamer, whose real name is Braden Peters, was taken to hospital where he’s currently in a “stable condition”, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Clavicular had been livestreaming on the site Kick on Tuesday (14 April) when the broadcast suddenly ended. Fans became concerned after video footage, appearing to show the influencer being carried into an ambulance by his security team, began circulating online.
Before the livestream ended, Clavicular could be seen telling a woman: “Holy s*** dude, I’m trying my best, but I’m f***ing destroyed right now.”
He then sat down in a bar with friends, with one asking him: “When did you last take blue?” as the influencer slumped over.
The friend then asked if he wanted an “addy” – referring to the stimulant Adderall. The broadcast cut out shortly after that.
The Independent has contacted Clavicular and the Miami Police Department for comment.
Clavicular rose to fame within the manosphere circles as a so-called “looksmaxxer” – a viral trend where men try to maximise their physical attractiveness.
Earlier in April, the influencer walked out of an interview with 60 Minutes Australia after he was questioned about his connection to manosphere influencer Andrew Tate.
The programme’s host Adam Hegarty asked why he spends time with controversial figures like Tate, with Clavicular replying: “I see you want to make this political… You want to end [this interview] and talk about politics.”
It came after he was seen chanting along to the Kanye West track “Heil Hitler” with far-right commentator Nick Fuentes and Tate.
In March, Clavicular was arrested in Florida on an assault charge, being taken into custody on March 26. At the time, he faced one count of battery and was arrested on a warrant.
More to come.