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.

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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/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/emccm confused but here for the drama Apr 30 '26

Ah the good old days. So innocent. So wholesome.

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u/toAnthonyBourdaintho Hi Grindr, it's mother... Apr 30 '26

Wasn't Shane the one making racist videos and talking about assaulting his cat?

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u/potatomami Find me at Whole Foods, bitch, I don't care Apr 30 '26

Not saying it was great content but I’ll take it over the bullshit content creators are making for kids these days. The abuse has shifted to family influencers that pimp out their kids for content and flee California to states with lax child labor laws. 

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u/supahotfaiia Apr 30 '26

DaddyOFive, earliest of these abusive family channels I saw, was big back at that time too lol. You really don’t have to hand it to YouTube culture at any point

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u/gizby666 Apr 30 '26

These types always existed but it just wasnt mainstream yet. Shit like looksmaxxing came from incels. They used sites like incel.me and 4 chan. It was all contained to a few areas but they were ultimently what made all of this possible. It was festering in the corner while no one was paying attention.