Clavicular Leaves ’60 Minutes’ Interview When Asked if He’s an Incel
Clavicular went on 60 Minutes Australia and apparently wasn’t anticipating a number of mildly robust questions.
The “looksmaxxing” influencer, aka Braden Peters, goes viral for one thing aside from hitting his jaw with a hammer after he walked out of an interview with the information program.
The controversial 20-year-old streamer, who’s known for advocating a self-obsession with bodily attractiveness, was requested by corresponding Adam Hegarty if he identifies as an incel.
“I mean, how could you ask me that question as a follow-up after you asked me about my relationships to women?” he frostily replied (video under). “I mean, that’s quite literally the worst sequence of questions I think I’ve ever heard.”
Hegarty then rephrased the query: “Looksmaxxing was obviously a term created by the incel community. How do you feel about being linked to that group?”
“I’m not linked to that group in any way,” he countered. “Looksmaxxing is self-improvement, right? So it’s about potentially even ascending out of that category. So that would be kind of one of the goals — to dissociate from being an incel and overcome that. So that doesn’t make sense.”
Then Hegarty identified that he is frolicked with Andrew Tate and requested, “Why do you spend time with people like that?”
Clavicular considerably bizarrely tried to counsel the interviewer was a cuckold. “I see you want to make this political,” he mentioned. “Too bad I didn’t have time to look into, you know, anything about potentially, you know, who your wife cheated with, but don’t try to go down that line of questioning with me.”
Hegarty replied, “I’m not married.”
Continued Clavicular, “…so I could teach you about looksmaxxing, and then maybe you could switch that up. Thanks for the time, appreciate the interview.” Then he bought up, took off his microphone and walked off the set.
Of course, as an alternative of getting defensive and strolling out, Clavicular might have merely replied, “No, I’m not an incel,” and, “I hang out with lots of different people, it doesn’t mean I agree with their views,” however that will have been far much less awkward.
Watch their interplay, under:
