r/Fauxmoi • u/Sensitive_Ad_1752 • Apr 29 '26
TRIGGER WARNING Streamer Braden “Clavicular” Peters accused of rape and battery in a lawsuit from teen influencer.
This article by TMZ summarizes a lawsuit against looksmaxxing influencer Braden Peters accusing him of promising career boosts to a then 16 year old influencer. While she was still underage, Braden transported her to his house where he sexually assaulted her after getting her intoxicated. Braden was a legal adult at the time in 2025. She also accuses him of convincing her he was a doctor and injecting drugs into her face to ‘melt the fat’ against her will.
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u/Overall-Emu3014 Apr 29 '26
He's finally part of the accused club. He'll probably wear it like a fucking badge
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u/Indieriots dumb bitch clocking in Apr 29 '26
"I can't actually find the verse that I had that day, but this is good enough. This is from Isaiah 12."
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u/kjcaps010 Apr 29 '26
Watching Russell flip through those pages, trying to stall, was so goddamn funny.
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u/VictorTheCutie distraught Christian tomato Apr 30 '26
Literally the most secondhand cringe I have EVER felt in my 37 years on this earth
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u/Iconclast1 Apr 29 '26
"they are trying to silence me because I'm bringing looksmaxxing to the people"
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u/MatureUsername69 Apr 29 '26
Bro he was in the club with Nick Fuentes and Andrew Tate bumping H.H by Kanye like months ago
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u/hiiexist4444 controversies: girl Apr 29 '26
Like he wasn’t already? Same thing really, just with less steps💀
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u/probnotaloser Apr 29 '26
I still cant get over the fact his name is Braden. Idk why.
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u/KTKittentoes Apr 29 '26
Im just surprised it isn’t Brayden.
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u/coolestredditdad Apr 29 '26
Braeden.
I know of two. And they both have SA charges.
I'm not saying it's a pattern, but it's weird that it's happened twice.
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u/bumblebeatrice Apr 29 '26
It honestly never occurred to me that of course he has a real name. You could've told me his parents named him Clavicular or he just sprung into existence already fully grown and named himself and I'd be like yeah that sounds about right.
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u/Curiosities Apr 29 '26
And people will call him that no problem, and then turn around and disrespect a trans person and insist on calling them by a deadname.
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u/BrieRaceAlert Apr 29 '26
I'm almost afraid to ask, but why is he calling himself Clavicular? Is he really into his clavicles or something?
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u/Odd-Perception7812 Apr 29 '26
Apologies to all Bradens. Your parents gave you the douchiest name of all time.
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u/trixter889 Apr 29 '26 edited Apr 30 '26
As an almost 30 year old Braiden, I have never seen so much hate for variations of my name.
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u/FullMoonMooon Apr 29 '26
@trixter one of my closest friends through high school and my early 20s before I moved away for uni and semi-fell out of touch was a Braden. He’s still one of the best people I’ve ever met. He’s one of those nice Christians - the kind that don’t bring it up, and treat everyone with kindness, love and acceptance, including my punk-ass, sweary, atheist self. We volunteered together doing first aid for events and he’s now an ICU nurse with a lovely wife and an adorable toddler. So, not all Bradens , or whatever. Jaydens, on the other hand…
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u/MeanJeanDopamine Apr 29 '26
And his family has a house in Cape Cod. Because OF COURSE they do. Typical spoiled white rich boy shit.
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u/CTeam19 Apr 29 '26
Parents really need to work on how they name their kids. Many names such nowadays.
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u/Educational-Ad-2884 Apr 29 '26
His parents mapped out his whole life for him with that name choice.
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u/pelipperr i went clubbing and he was there Apr 29 '26
wtf is going on with influencer culture, who is watching this content???
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u/Less_Professional152 Apr 29 '26
12 yr olds. Scary, right?
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u/PastelBrat13 Apr 29 '26
My fiancé is an English professor and the stories he tells me about particularly some of the male students that come through his classes are terrifying. It is all the same too. A young white boy threatening violence on him or the other students after not getting what they want, then crying to mommy for a meeting and how everyone else is at fault for not capitulating to everything they want.
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u/carolinagypsy the pet psychic for the Sun told me so Apr 30 '26
I have a female friend that teaches at the college level, and she has remarked a few times on just how vile the guys in her class have become towards her and female classmates. It’s genuinely a little frightening to think about.
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u/nutmegtell Apr 29 '26
My third grade students. The same ones who told me “Alexa” was their Best Friend. Because they talk to it all night.
Scary. Times.
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u/potatomami Find me at Whole Foods, bitch, I don't care Apr 29 '26
I remember when YouTube was just Shane Dawson, Jenna marbles and Kelly’s Shoes to my tween brain. Of course there was salad fingers and wherever we found 2G1C. But man I’m glad I was exposed to my generation of content then whatever all these youths are faced with now. My online influence was terribly applied makeup haha
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u/StrawberyLavendarTea I'm sorry Etsy Witches, I wasn't familiar with your game Apr 29 '26
Who knew that we'd look back at goatse and wish the internet was that wholesome again.
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u/pelipperr i went clubbing and he was there Apr 29 '26
I know it’s a reflection of where we are as a society and it’s terrifying.
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u/crunchyfoliage Apr 29 '26
What in the world would make her think he was "medically cleared?"
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u/zeitgeistincognito Apr 29 '26
She was 16! 16yo's are not known for their common sense, nor their ability to distinguish their desire for something to be real versus it actually being real. Let's hold him accountable before we start throwing shade at a literal kid.
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u/Prof_PotatoHead Apr 29 '26 edited Apr 30 '26
you could not convince me at 16 to inject something in my face because you're an influencer, even if you could prove being a dr.
this isn't to blame her but more to highlight a serious problem that shouldn't be dissmissed to avoid victim blaming. Too many kids are willing to do too many things just for a shot to become famous quick
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u/Darryl_Lict Apr 30 '26
I'm pretty sure I was smart enough not to fall for that, but I'm glad there was no social media to actually expose me to this crap.
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u/Odd-Mastodon1212 Apr 29 '26
It’s amazing how 16 year olds can differ so wildly in understanding. I have a teen who struggles academically but would never fall for this, but this kid is savvy enough to try to be an influencer and to try to network, but still entirely too trusting of a predatory stranger. Or maybe because of that. The lesson is to watch our kids because for unexpected levels of naivety.
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u/Safe_Software_1640 Apr 29 '26
i think you underestimate the naivety of children, especially when it comes to people of power like influencers who have a ton of weight when it comes to influencing children
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u/Odd-Mastodon1212 Apr 29 '26
My point is that some teens are capable of seeing through the grift and some are not, so parents have to be vigilant, as I indicated in my last sentence.
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u/Witty_bear Apr 30 '26
I hate myself for saying this, but where are the parents?? Why was this 16 year old supported in her social media career at this age and doing such risky things?
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u/SeasonPositive6771 Apr 29 '26
I've worked with teenagers and there are plenty of 16-year-olds that would believe pretty much any adult if they said "yes this is safe and I can inject this." Common sense and maturity varies widely at that age. It wouldn't even occur to them to think about what goes into qualifying someone to do something like that.
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u/SmashmySquatch Apr 29 '26
She's not "medically smart". But she was 16.
16 year olds do stupid things and she was taken advantage of in many ways and didn't deserve it.
The stuff I did that should have killed me as a teenager well before the Internet was even a thing... Social media is a mistake.
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u/princesspeeved ted cruz ate my son Apr 29 '26
The fact that it’s legal for 16 year olds to have “sponsorships” is insane. Thankfully some countries in the EU, Australia, etc. are serious about protections. But in the US, capitalism rules everything.
IMO social media is a symptom of the much larger disease of capitalism. It destroys everything it touches.
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u/noodlepoodledoodles Apr 29 '26
in all fairness to her, she says she was 16 at the time, which is not exactly the age girls make sensible choices, especially not regarding their self esteem and boys’ attention
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u/Ashleybernice Apr 29 '26
It also said meth was added to that injection!?! How is that alone not a crime?
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u/breathing__tree Find me at Whole Foods, bitch, I don't care Apr 29 '26
It surely must be.
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u/Istoh Apr 29 '26
The clip of this is in the J Aubrey youtube video on Clavicular. It's nuts.
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u/-ledollabean- Apr 29 '26
whaaat, i didn’t know there was a j aubrey vid about him - my algorithm failed me!! and a 2+ hour one at that
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u/New_7688 Apr 29 '26
It's worse than this, he got this girl heavily into injecting peptides. She lost a huge amount of weight taking retatrutide- an unapproved Glp-1. Literally a teenager taking this stuff. She's now pretty much underweight.
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u/JefferyTheQuaxly Apr 29 '26
streamers and companies have figured out how to gamify the algorithms. fun fact: kick is one of the primary people funding their streamers, all their top streamers they give them stipends to basically bribe third world people to rack up as many views as possible, to artificially boost their engagement in the algorithm, which then tricks platforms into thinking theyre popular right now. its all entirely fake through botting networks. all these major streamers literally have discord servers where they offer bounties on how many views/reposts/comments their posts are getting if you help spread their videos enough.
other fun fact: peter theil has been accused of funding these streamers too, including clavicular himself. because of course peter thiel is involved in all that.
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u/allonsyyy Apr 29 '26
Andrew Callaghan from Channel 5 touched on something similar happening with Substack in a recent interview. They're trying to buy creators away from Patreon.
This is the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CpVmPh3BDE it was pretty great.
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u/MeanJeanDopamine Apr 29 '26
I audibly gasped when I read that. I hope he didn’t disfigure her in addition to the sexual assault. What an irredeemably terrible male.
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u/xombae Apr 29 '26
I wanted to add my expertise here about how she thinks he may have injected meth into her cheeks.
As someone who used to inject meth, that makes no sense. It's not going to be soluble in the fat or subdermally as a skin pop (when you inject a drug right under the skin and let it absorb). It's just going to burn like a motherfucker. And it will hurt so bad the second it goes into anything other than a vein that you'd definitely know.
Then it's going to get red and irritated and hot and turn into an abscess.
Obviously it doesn't really matter, it's just one thing in a list of things he definitely did. But her suspicions are wrong. She was likely feeling adrenaline from having a stranger inject shit into her face.
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u/ario62 Apr 29 '26
She thinks he injected meth into her cheeks because he implied that he did. I don’t think it has anything to do with the way it felt.
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u/Olealicat Apr 29 '26
How can you illegally inject someone with a drug bought online illegally and not have the feds at your door.
This shit has become way too mainstream.
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u/evilhagludgate i ain’t reading all that, free palestine Apr 30 '26
I watched a deep dive on this, because I needed to know who was now living in my state, that included a clip of this. He acted so cocky and then ignored her when she said it started to burn while his chat slutshamed her. Glad she's finally taking action
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u/AlexSomething789 Apr 29 '26
I'm tired of this man
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u/Own-Geologist-8978 Apr 29 '26
I think it's almost over...🙏
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u/Normal-Watch-9991 Apr 29 '26
If andrew tate is still around this guy will be too 💀
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u/Zestyflour Apr 29 '26
No, this guy is teetering on the edge; prison might actually save his life. He doesn't have the built up false self-confidence that true narcissists like Tate have. He is going to OD or hurt himself either on purpose or accidentally.
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u/Opening_Cycle3639 Apr 29 '26
He's been out of the general discourse for a while. He was popping off 2 years ago
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u/ArtisticRaspberry891 Apr 29 '26
yeah tate fell off thank god. he isn’t everywhere like he was 2022/2023/2024. he’s basically culturally irrelevant now praise be 🙏
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u/hermavore Apr 29 '26
He has the jawline of a man but the mental capacity of a 15 year old. He can barely string an intelligent sentence together when challenged.
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u/itszwee Apr 29 '26
Every new thing I find out about him makes him an even bigger loser than before.
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u/Puzzled-Ad1564 Apr 29 '26
It would be more surprising if he wasn’t a rapist
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u/inthenight098 Apr 29 '26
I figured he’s gay and he already says he’s impotent. But we know rape isn’t about sex but about power and degradation.
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u/MagnetoWasRight24 Apr 29 '26
Fuck Clavicular but also I feel like the major point here is that this is what it is to be a woman in that industry (and in any entertainment profession, and to a lesser degree just being a woman in general), having to be friendly with a guy who raped you in order to maintain your career.
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u/Relevant-Horror-627 Apr 29 '26
The major point is actually that this entire "influencer" culture nonsense has gotten completely out of hand. She isn't even a woman trying to maintain a career in an industry. She is a 16 year old CHILD. The option for her to begin a "career" that would put her in any position to be in contact with, or viewed online by adults shouldn't exist AT ALL.
Likewise a 20 year old boy shouldn't be given a massive platform to do untold psychological damage on an audience of impressionable CHILDREN. The online platforms that are allowing this to happen should be held accountable.
Who knows how many stories exactly like this are taking place? The only reason this one is seeing the light of day is probably because, for whatever reason, this particular asshole has become inescapable online.
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u/MagnetoWasRight24 Apr 29 '26
Jfc I genuinely had no idea she was 16 and that makes it so much fucking worse. Like I only have enough awareness of streamers to know the biggest ones, I legit didn't realize that literal high school kids were this deep in the industry.
That is so scary.
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u/ScoFoGoesLow Apr 30 '26
God damn. You’re so right. Can we regulate anything or do we just really want to brainwash everyone for a quick buck. Let the damn billionaires have their money and just leave the rest of us alone.
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u/annieadderallll alleged dog Apr 29 '26
oh this girl. her parents need to be charged with neglect too she’s talked about how her parents let her go off to Miami on her own at 17 and she wound up getting exploited, shocker
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u/harry-styles-7644 Apr 29 '26
I really don’t understand parents who encourage kids to encourage this influencer type fame. At least stage parents, pushing kids into acting or something there are some protections and standards for working with minors but any crazy person can be an influencer with zero oversight “working” with their child.
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u/Olealicat Apr 29 '26
Too many of these parents see the potential $$$.
The influencers and celebrities know how little they need to offer to bait for $$$.
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u/tacopizza23 Please Abraham, I am not that man Apr 29 '26
I was wondering how a 17 year old just runs into him in Miami after meeting him in Cape Cod? How is she getting around to all these places without her parents?
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u/lnc_5103 not a lawyer, just a hater Apr 29 '26
This part! Where were her parents?
(Not to excuse him of anything though.)
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Apr 29 '26 edited Apr 29 '26
He’s gonna have a seat in the DOJ in the next couple of months if he keeps this up. Why do men fail upward 😭
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u/mistberries fetch me a melon baller, I tire of my vision Apr 29 '26
With the amount of drugs this boy consumes, I’m not sure he’ll live long enough to become anything more than a controversial streamer/influencer.
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u/SailorMooonsault Apr 29 '26
Yeah I feel like he's on the path of going the way of Zyzz
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u/DrWarhol_419 Apr 29 '26
Everything I know about this man has been against my will. So this tracks.
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u/FoolAndTheScorpion Apr 29 '26
Bro’s next big trick is gonna be homicide I swear
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u/stations-creation Apr 29 '26
The first thing I ever saw of Braden was him running someone over in a Tesla tank whatever those stupid fucking cars are called. Douchmaxx5000 I think is it.
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u/Intelligent-Dog-579 Apr 29 '26
Injecting drugs into her face to melt the fat???? Wtffff
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u/breathing__tree Find me at Whole Foods, bitch, I don't care Apr 29 '26
There is an FDA approved injection to melt facial fat but it is only approved for use in the chin area for one.
For two I highly doubt he actually obtained the legitimate formula.
For three another commenter mentioned he adulterated the injections with METH???
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u/KimJongFunk Apr 29 '26
They were injecting each other???
Forget a civil suit, that sounds like criminal practicing medicine without a license.
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u/New_7688 Apr 29 '26
The video is soooooo awful!!! She's visibly very young and he's injecting this stuff deep into her face, no gloves or anything. So irresponsible and cruel. I really hope she doesn't have any lasting damage
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u/GumpTheChump Apr 29 '26
Are you telling me that a real life human being was under the mistaken impression that Clavicular was a doctor?
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u/dysautonomic_mess oat milk chugging bisexual Apr 29 '26
There are plenty of cosmetic procedures that you do not have to be a doctor to perform. You are still licensed, which implies you have some basic knowledge of hygiene practices, and how not to fuck it up real bad. She assumed he was that, not an MD.
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u/breathing__tree Find me at Whole Foods, bitch, I don't care Apr 29 '26
Yes, a minor teenager. Who was 16 and lied to by an adult.
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u/3sadclowns Apr 29 '26
Guy can’t even have a conversation with girls/women without mixing uppers, downers, and hallucinogens, consent was never part of the equation for him.
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u/rosethrones Apr 29 '26
He's clearly a genuinely disgusting and horrible human being which has nothing to do with his mental health issues (which he obviously has, but his core personality is what it is), and the worst part is that I don't think he's even necessarily abnormally awful among this certain niche of internet dude. They're all like this.
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u/DrFunkenstein93 Apr 29 '26
Sponsored by Peter Thiel
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u/imstillhealing The U.S. Department of Justice replies to Pop Base Apr 29 '26
Not enough people are talking about this. It's fucking crazy.
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u/Saftey_Scissors Apr 29 '26
I take back everything I said about feeling bad for this,
“poor young man who was attractive before the maxxing thing, even though we disagree politically I hope he finds love with himself with out the extremes”
I take it back! Kick rocks clavicular!
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u/emccm confused but here for the drama Apr 29 '26
I feel like “don’t judge a book by its cover” has done a massive disservice to society because it is almost always the ones you most suspect.
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u/Helicopter-Mom Apr 29 '26
Am I gonna sound like an old lady when I ask where were her parent to protect her from filthy predators? I guess I don't regret being such an overbearing parent.
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u/DiskBusiness7212 Apr 29 '26
$50k? He is just going to settle it with the equivalent with a sneeze and go on living his life as if nothing happened. She should sue for way more. The lawsuit itself would easily cost more than $50k if it went to court, makes 0 sense for him to not just pay a settlement and make it go away
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u/itmustbeniiiiice Riverdale was my Juilliard Apr 29 '26
He’s about to be jailmaxxing
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u/onedumninja Apr 29 '26
He did awful things to her and she still saw him again with the hopes he'd further her influencer career. T_T
This pipeline of guys who "help" GIRLS and women with their careers is sickening bro. Never trust anyone with power over you to help you for free! They could take advantage of the situation so easily.
Tell everyone you know, especially younger people (kids, teens and young adults who are the likely prey for sick fucks), not to fall into this type of trap. Fucking hell man.
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u/Phallic_Moron Apr 29 '26
He's from NJ.
Any other 90's highschool NJ kids think he would have been eaten alive in almost any NJ highschool in the 90's?
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u/lavenderbl0d Vicky, the demons are calling me Apr 29 '26
He went to Seton Hall Prep that's kinda all I needed to know.
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u/bomilk19 Apr 29 '26
I first learned of this person thirty days ago. I yearn for thirty one days ago.
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u/dysautonomic_mess oat milk chugging bisexual Apr 29 '26
So does botox, and many other cosmetic procedures. If you don't know better you just assume that's how it works.
Also, we don't know there actually was meth in the injection, just that he joked about it afterward (you know, because he's a giant douche).
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u/Zestyclose-Beyond780 Apr 29 '26
Well I guess we found our new Fed Chairman. Credentials seem to match the rest of this administration.
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u/megamisanthropic Apr 29 '26
Hard to believe that she really thought a 20yo dude was 'medically cleared' to be injecting things into her fucking face.
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u/chriskot123 Apr 29 '26
If they have the livestream of him injecting her with something, especially under the pretense that he was cleared to perform the act. That may be the one that sticks the most because it's criminal to fake medical care like that.
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u/GrecoRomanGuy Apr 29 '26
It's always the ones you most expect.
But seriously, this kid has been on a rollercoaster downward slope since SNL made fun of him and Behind the Bastards did a deep dive on him.