Clavicular claps back at YouTube channel removals

Clavicular is speaking out after YouTube removed several additional channels linked to him, months after the platform had already shut down his original account in November 2025.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the controversial online creator, whose real name is Braden Peters, said the removals came suddenly and left him frustrated.

He claimed the channels were taken down “with no warning or explanation” and described the situation as “very sad,” saying they included archived livestreams and content from his online community.

However, as per People magazine, YouTube revealed that the action was part of its ongoing enforcement process.

An official said the creator’s original channel was terminated in November 2025 and that any new channels linked to him were later removed under rules that prevent users from returning after a ban.

The company also said the initial termination was due to content that directed viewers toward websites violating its policies on illegal or restricted goods and services.

A source familiar with the matter said the additional channels were discovered during internal monitoring of increased online attention around Clavicular.

The source claimed he attempted to hide his connection to them, but investigators eventually confirmed the link, leading to their removal for policy “circumvention.”

Clavicular, known for his “looksmaxxing” content and rapid rise across social platforms, has built a large following while also facing growing scrutiny over his extreme appearance related claims and controversial online activity.

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