Clavicular runs over stream sniper with Cybertruck during livestream, Kick channel vanishes immediately after viral footage emerges

Clavicular runs over stream sniper with Cybertruck on livestream, gets temporarily banned from Kick. The 19-year-old Kick streamer Braden Peters, known online as Clavicular, found himself at the center of a shocking incident that unfolded during his IRL broadcast. Videos surfaced showing the controversial creator allegedly driving over a person who was lying on the windshield of his Tesla Cybertruck. The dramatic moment led to swift action from the streaming platform.

What Happened During the Cybertruck Incident

On December 24, 2025, viral videos emerged showing Clavicular during his livestream with a person positioned on the hood of his Cybertruck. An off-camera voice can be heard telling the streamer to “start driving,” after which the vehicle appears to move forward. The footage captured what appears to be the vehicle running over the individual lying on the windshield.

The incident appears to have involved what is commonly called a “stream sniper”—someone who deliberately seeks out and interrupts ongoing livestreams. According to clips from the same broadcast, Clavicular later spoke with someone in a reflective safety jacket and claimed he acted out of fear and self-defense during the chaotic situation.

Clavicular’s Statement and Self-Defense Claims

In footage following the incident, the Kick creator explained his actions, stating: “You saw that? Bro, they were surrounding our car. Yeah, exactly, I can’t see s**t. Well, that’s why… when you’re afraid… well, I don’t know what’s going on.” He further alleged that people were armed, claiming he saw “a pistol” through someone’s clothing.

Clavicular maintained that his response was defensive in nature given the perceived threats surrounding his vehicle during the livestream. His explanation pointed to the chaotic environment and the feeling of being trapped, which he suggested prompted his actions behind the wheel.

Kick Platform Response and Channel Ban Details

Factor	Details
Platform	Kick streaming service
Action Taken	Channel ban/removal
Timing	Immediately after incident footage circulated
Channel Status	Error message appears when accessing Clavicular’s profile

Shortly after videos of the incident began circulating on X (Twitter), Reddit, and other social platforms on December 24, 2025, Clavicular’s Kick channel became inaccessible. The platform displayed an error message stating “Oops, something went wrong. We can’t find the page you’re looking for,” which is the standard message that appears when Kick removes a creator’s channel.

This is the same notification shown for permanently banned Kick streamers, indicating swift action from the platform regarding the incident. No official statement from Kick has been released explaining the reasoning behind the ban or whether it is permanent or temporary.

Adin Ross Advises Clavicular to Continue Recording

“You need to be live for this. Okay? You need to be recording something. Okay? You need to be live for this. Don’t say anything. Don’t answer questions. And just don’t say anything. Okay? Let it play out. But you need to be recording.”

— Adin Ross, Kick Streamer and Advisor

Following the incident, Clavicular contacted fellow Kick streamer Adin Ross, who advised him on how to handle the situation. Ross encouraged Clavicular to continue documenting events on alternative platforms like Instagram Live while refraining from making statements to authorities or answering questions about what transpired.

Ross also suggested that Clavicular remain silent and let the situation “play out” naturally rather than providing immediate explanations. This strategic approach was intended to protect Clavicular legally while allowing him to document his perspective of events for his audience.

What Is the Current Status of the Person Allegedly Struck

According to an associate of Adin Ross who was in contact with details about the incident, the person allegedly struck by Clavicular’s Cybertruck is alive. During a conversation shared online, Ross relayed information confirming “He’s not dead. The girl just said he’s not dead,” referring to someone with knowledge of the situation.

As of the latest updates, no official statement has been released regarding the identity, condition, or injuries of the person involved in the incident. Clavicular has not publicly commented on the well-being of the individual or provided further details about what occurred. The lack of official information has left many questions unanswered about the severity of the incident and any potential legal consequences.

Sources

• Tribune Pakistan – Coverage of Cybertruck incident and channel ban
• Sportskeeda – Updates on status and Adin Ross response
• Times of India – Details on livestream incident and investigation