A viral video has surfaced showing streamers Braden “Clavicular” and N3on being attacked with a red liquid during a public encounter. The disturbing clip quickly amassed hundreds of thousands of views on social media platform X, reigniting attention on an earlier controversial event involving Clavicular.
The man throwing the liquid appears to be the same individual who was run over by Clavicular’s Cybertruck during a livestream months prior. This prior incident had already sparked significant backlash and intense discussions across various platforms. In the new video, N3on looks shocked while Clavicular immediately confronts the man. The identity and nature of the liquid remain unconfirmed.
The video was shared by X user @korzawyd, who claimed that the man had been stalking and harassing Clavicular for several months. Nearby bystanders reacted with panic as loud shouting could be heard in the background. The incident prompted polarized responses from online communities.
Some social media users condemned the man’s actions, emphasizing that being run over does not justify retaliation. One user commented, “Doesn’t mean it’s okay to run someone over + take their life wtf.” Meanwhile, others defended Clavicular, criticizing those who seemed to support the man due to dislike of the streamer.
An associate of fellow streamer Adin Ross clarified that the man involved in the Cybertruck crash did not die, dispelling rumors surrounding the earlier livestream event. The original Cybertruck incident had caused Clavicular to come under severe public scrutiny as clips circulated widely on X and Reddit.
Following the backlash, Clavicular’s channel on the streaming platform Kick reportedly became inaccessible. Users attempting to visit the channel encountered an “Oops, something went wrong. We can’t find the page you’re looking for” error message. This message frequently indicates a possible account ban, though no official confirmation has been made.
During the past livestream, Clavicular was recorded explaining his actions to a person wearing a reflective safety jacket. He stated that he felt threatened and acted in self-defense because his vehicle was surrounded and he believed some people nearby were armed. This statement was part of attempts to explain the context of the Cybertruck incident.
To date, Clavicular has not issued a public response to the recent video showing the red liquid attack involving N3on. Additionally, no new information has emerged concerning the stalking allegations or the current status of his Kick channel. The situation continues to draw attention amid ongoing debates around streamer safety and platform moderation.
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