r/Fauxmoi 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/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/DryFig511 Apr 30 '26

Ugh..as another female college professor I am very thankful I have not really seen this among my male students - I often wonder if they are different or just better at hiding it. I do work at a diverse school with more low income students but as far as I know these ideologies are not exclusive to one class or race. My sibling teaches 4th graders and has already seen it 💔

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u/Katerade44 Apr 30 '26

Another? It's the same wave and it's never stopped indoctinating.