Clavicular says he is trying to stay sober after suspected overdose but is unsure of livestreaming future without use of 'substances'

Clavicular revealed that he would like to stay clean after the scary incident that landed him hospitalized after a suspected overdose, but is unsure if he could continue his highly-popular livestreaming career without use of what he calls his 'substances.'

The 20-year-old 'looksmaxxer' - real name Braden Eric Peters - did not want to talk about why he landed in the hospital but did talk about how he wanted to move forward during a livestream on Wednesday evening before making a club appearance. 

The previous night, the influencer could be seen on a livestream beginning to slur his speech and hold his head as his colleagues attempted to help him.

Hours after coming home from the hospital he said on a livestream: 'Yeah man, I ain't gonna be doing any more substances for a little while. Hopefully forever.

'But that means I can't really IRL stream because as you guys know I'm quite brutal without that s***.'

An IRL - which means In Real Life - stream is a live broadcast where a creator shares their daily life, adventures, or activities in real-time, away from a desk or gaming setup as Clavicular's IRL streams usually find him out partying and trying to pick up women.

He then surprised many fans as he revealed that his livestreaming career may be coming to an end unless he figures a way to pivot.

Clavicular said: 'I think I have to figure something else out. I have to figure out a new method. I can practice mogging sober or find a new form of content.

'I don't know. It's f***ing done for. It's f***ing done for.'

Mogging is internet slang for appearing significantly more attractive, stylish, or physically superior to someone else, effectively 'outshining' or dominating them in appearance.

The vow for sobriety did not stop him from making an appearance at a nightclub in Miami later on that evening.

He had announced last week that he would be launching a new venture at the Bacara Club in Miami on Wednesday, April 15.

Many of his fans have wondered if he will be able to make the appearance at Miami Beach's first streaming club as he was released from the hospital earlier in the day on Wednesday morning, but he confirmed he would make the appearance despite friends and family urging him to take it easy following the scary medical emergency.

'Hey guys, I'm all good. Bacara Club grand opening is still tonight, so I will see you guys at 12 [a.m.],' he said via his Instagram Story. He wrote in text over the clip, 'See y’all tonight at @bacaraclub.' 

Clavicular donned a grey suit as he partied the night away and even joined rappers Blueface and O. T. Genasis on stage.

 Meanwhile, sources told TMZ that the 'looksmaxxing' pioneer's family is 'very concerned' about how fast his fame has come at such a young age with insiders saying that 'he's a sweet kid at heart.'

The sources told the news site that those in his inner circle want him to be focused on his health and not hitting a club 24 hours after a suspected overdose. 

Earlier in the day Clavicular revealed that he was discharged from the hospital as he even claimed that his situation was so serious that he was given a 'life support mask'.

He took to his X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday morning to post a selfie as he had visible red markings on his face.

As he has stated he has autism previously, he admitted that he had used substances to feel 'neurotypical' while out in public which led to the scary incident.

Clavicular wrote: '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.

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

A CPR mask - also known as a 'pocket mask' or 'face shield' - is a critical tool for safely responding to a drug overdose as according to the CPR Care Association: 'Certain overdoses can slow or stop breathing. Rescue breaths given with a mouth-to-mask device can keep oxygen flowing until medical help arrives. This can be done without the risks of direct contact.'

According to police radio chatter, a call came in at around 8:45pm ET on Tuesday night claiming a 20-year-old man was overdosing on South Miami Avenue in Miami. Clavicular is 20 and was inside the location.

TMZ was the first to report that Clavicular possibly suffered an overdose and was hospitalized.

During the stream on Kick, Clavicular and two other individuals sat down at a booth in a club. One of his friends asked him, 'How f***ed up are you?'

Clavicular responded by laughing and saying a few unintelligible phrases. A glass of water was placed in front of him before he appeared to slump over.

His friend, another 'looksmaxxer' named Androgenic, asked him if he wanted an Addy - meaning the stimulant Adderall - three times before Clavicular appeared to slump over on the table in front of him. Shortly after that, the livestream cut out.

Videos circulated on social media appear to show a limp Clavicular being carried out to an ambulance by two men. Early Wednesday morning, reporter Taylor Lorenz was told that he was in stable condition but still in and out of consciousness after having a seizure.

There have been rumors that Clavicular uses methamphetamine to suppress his appetite and achieve his desired body proportions.

Clavicular is known online for his 'looksmaxxing' content, urging young men to upgrade their looks through extreme and controversial methods such as facial 'bone smashing', which he claims makes the bones heal stronger after they're broken.

He also advocates for steroid use, admitting that he has taken testosterone since he was 14.

He believes being attractive is crucial to a man's success, especially in getting attention from women.

This philosophy from the looksmaxxing community overlaps with beliefs espoused by incels, or involuntary celibates. These are men who have strong animosity toward women because they can't find someone who wants to have sex with them.

In a recent interview on 60 Minutes Australia, Clavicular was asked about what incels had in common with his looksmaxxers and got defensive.

'I'm not linked to that group in any way,' Peters said of incels. 'Looksmaxxing is self-improvement, right? So it's about potentially ascending out of that category and so that would be one of the goals is to disassociate from being an incel and overcome that.'

The interviewer then asked him about his relationship with Andrew Tate, a social media personality who is under criminal investigation in the United Kingdom and Romania for allegedly running a human trafficking operation.

Clavicular was spotted at a nightclub in Miami with Tate and white nationalist commentator Nick Fuentes in January. 

'You've obviously shared company with Andrew Tate and other, dare I say, rather controversial figures,' the interviewer said. 'Why do you spend time with people like that?'

Clavicular immediately disengaged, saying 'all right, have a nice day' before standing up and walking off.

On March 26, Clavicular was arrested in connection to a misdemeanor assault. Reporter Taylor Lorenz was the first to confirm this, saying that the arrest near Fort Lauderdale stemmed from an Osceola County Sheriff’s Office warrant from March 9.

Lorenz speculated the charge may be connected to a physical altercation involving his girlfriend, known as Violet, and influencer Jenny Popach. 

The altercation between Violet and Popach unfolded during a Kick livestream earlier this year that racked up hundreds of thousands of views online, with the pair seen hitting and pulling each other’s hair inside a house before being separated. 

Clavicular was taken into custody after he was filmed unloading a gun on a dead alligator in a Florida Everglades swamp. His arrest had nothing to do with this vid