Looksmaxxer Claims Clavicular Has “Ozempic Legs” And Says His Limp Is From Height Boosters

Ben King

A Kick influencer known as VarisG, who is active within the looksmaxxing community, recently took aim at fellow influencer Clavicular during a live broadcast, criticizing his physique and questioning the explanation behind his walking limp.

During the broadcast, Varis suggested that Clavicular’s leg development was underwhelming, comparing its appearance to the muscle loss sometimes associated with the weight loss treatment Ozempic.

When his co-host pointed out that Clavicular walks with a limp, Varis directly attributed it to footwear rather than any medical issue.

“Yeah, you know why he walks with a limp? Cause of the height boosters… he acts like it’s leg surgery,” he said.

He doubled down on the claim moments later, adding, “He’s pretending it’s from surgery, but it’s really the boosters… that’s just how he walks.”

Throughout the broadcast, the influencer also positioned himself as someone speaking from personal credibility when it comes to height and physical presentation. He openly shared his own measurements with viewers, stating, “I’m 6’4, I’m 6’4, 6’5 with shoes on.”

The conversation then shifted toward comparisons within the looksmaxxing space after a viewer asked whether Clavicular or another influencer, Androgenic, represented the best examples of the movement. Varis rejected the premise entirely and took a direct swipe at their relationship.

“Androgenic leeched off me, got a fly here, now he’s Clav’s g*yboy,” he said.

Despite the criticism directed at other creators, Varis also outlined his own philosophy on physical improvement, emphasizing simple lifestyle fundamentals rather than more extreme interventions. He encouraged viewers to focus on body composition and basic grooming habits instead of relying on procedures or supplements.

“Best thing you can do is get lean and get tan and fix your skin quality if you have acne,” he told viewers.

He was similarly dismissive of people who place excessive importance on facial aesthetics, arguing that overall health and presentation should take priority.

“Don’t care too much about the face, it’s kind of homosexual,” he said, while still acknowledging that targeted treatments could help address specific concerns such as dark under-eye circles.

The criticism surrounding Clavicular’s physique has also surfaced in his own broadcasts. During a recent training session broadcast, viewers commented on the appearance of his legs, with one remarking, “minecraft skeleton legs.”

Clavicular responded candidly during the same session, acknowledging a lapse in lower-body training. “We’re talking about how we trained in a month. Guys, I don’t think I have trained legs in a year,” he said.

Ben King