Clavicular detained by police after chaotic Miami nightclub brawl

Kick streamer Clavicular was briefly detained by police after footage showed him being wrestled to the ground during a chaotic brawl outside a Miami nightclub.
Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, has built a large online following through his controversial looksmaxxing content and IRL broadcasts. The streamer has repeatedly gone viral throughout 2026, including after broadcasting his rhinoplasty live on Kick.
The July 25 confrontation allegedly began after a man took Peters’ hat inside the club. Footage circulating on X appears to show the shirtless streamer confronting the man before shoving and slapping him as several people attempt to intervene.
The dispute then spilled outside, where the situation escalated into a multi-person struggle.
Police place Clavicular in patrol vehicle after brawl with security
Footage shared by Clavicular’s friend Drago shows two men who appear to be security guards for the nightclub attempting to restrain Peters outside the venue. One wrestles the streamer to the pavement and holds him in a headlock as Drago repeatedly tries to pull the man away.
Police officers eventually arrive and separate those involved. Extended footage later appears to show Peters sitting in the rear of a police SUV, sparking speculation that the streamer had been arrested.
However, the available footage does not show Peters being handcuffed or transported for booking. An X summary compiled from posts about the incident states that police arrived but made no arrests, while no new Miami-Dade criminal case under Peters’ name was visible in public records as of July 25.
The interaction appears to have been a temporary detention while officers investigated and separated those involved.
Drago seemingly disputed the security guard’s authority to restrain Peters, captioning the footage: “Citizens arrest my a**.”
Peters responded shortly after the footage began spreading, praising his friend for attempting to intervene.
“Drago is my right hand man, absolute legend. W Drago,” he wrote on X.
Neither the Miami police nor the nightclub has publicly announced any charges stemming from the altercation at the time of writing.