Exclusive Interview: Clavicular

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All right, maybe not a dozen.

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Charlie Neff (0:38)

Love him or hate him, streamer Clavicular has become impossible to ignore. Known for his provocative live streams and his role in the online looks maxing movement, Clavicular has built a massive following while generating plenty of controversy along the way.

His live streams have produced viral moments, intense backlash and a fiercely loyal audience. Joining us in the TMZ office today is Clav himself. Welcome Clavicular.

Clavicular (1:05)

Thanks for having me.

Charlie Neff (1:06)

Of course. How has your time been in LA so far?

Clavicular (1:09)

It's been great. I just finished up with the All In Summit. There was a lot of crazy events going on last night. There was a grand after-party to have sort of a ceremony for the whole thing. I spoke yesterday. It was a huge hit. I think when that releases, it's going to go extremely viral.

And I would even go as far as to say I sort of made the event in a way.

Charlie Neff (1:33)

Oh, can you give us a hint as to what went down?

Clavicular (1:36)

Well, I mean, a lot of the speakers, I would say, are super educated in their field, but their job isn't really to be a media superstar, to necessarily be super captivating. So it's not their faults, you know, and they speak to great knowledge in their fields. But in terms of marketing, in terms of entertainment, that's my job, but I do. So, you know, that's obvious that that would happen.

Charlie Neff (2:03)

So you brought the fire.

Clavicular (2:05)

Yeah. Because one of the people on stage was a little bit antagonistic towards me.

So I kind of corrected her and it went really well.

Charlie Neff (2:16)

All right. Have you done anything else in LA? I saw you went to an Airwan, right?

Clavicular (2:21)

I did. Yes. I tried that out for the first time. I thought, you know, I was a little disappointed. Just, it's very expensive there, you know? Very expensive. But I mean, it was okay. It's not something I would necessarily go out of my way for.

You know, I much prefer something like a, you know, even a cava or something like that was better.

Charlie Neff (2:43)

And you like McDonald's too, right?

Clavicular (2:45)

I love McDonald's, yes, because-

Charlie Neff (2:46)

I love their sundae.

Clavicular (2:48)

The quarter pound burger is made on demand. It's 100% beef. In terms of like the slop foods, it's probably one of the healthier options.

Charlie Neff (2:57)

Healthier size?

Clavicular (2:57)

They go with just a plain quarter pounder.

Charlie Neff (3:00)

Have you tried In-N-Out yet?

Clavicular (3:02)

Yeah, I used to live in LA. I used to go to In-N-Out all the time, but that's like gig, a calorie maxed, especially all the additional toppings people get. I'm looking at them in the drive-thru line, like stuffing the burger down their face. And I'm like, it truly is just an exaggerated version of America to go to In-N-Out because you see all these disgusting fat people just stuffing their face, and I just can't do it.

Charlie Neff (3:29)

Which is funny because I feel like In-N-Out, people consider to be healthier. You can get the protein style, right, where it doesn't have the bun. It's just the lettuce that's not doing it for you.

Clavicular (3:39)

No, not really.

Charlie Neff (3:40)

Okay.

Clavicular (3:40)

McDonald's is a classic. You know, they innovated fast food. Without McDonald's, there would be no In-N-Out. So I like to stay true to that. It's American.

Charlie Neff (3:48)

Yeah, all right.

You've been all over the world. What city would you say has the most beautiful people, collectively?

Clavicular (3:59)

I would say that typically, that would be whatever is a tourist destination. So probably LA and Miami, a lot of beautiful women from all around the world, all around the country.

Charlie Neff (4:11)

So not necessarily natives of that city.

Clavicular (4:13)

Yeah, that's a huge myth that a lot of people assume is true about Miami is that just all these gorgeous women live there. And that's typically not the case. Miami is not a super affordable city. So typically people will just go there to spend a few days.