Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular recently went live with controversial internet personality Andrew Tate for a gym session.
During the session, the two trained together, lifting weights. During the second round, Clavicular appeared to struggle with 135 pounds, managing only a few reps before Tate stepped in.
As they prepared, Clavicular commented on his preference for keeping workouts short and intense. “It makes it more efficient, too,” he said. “I hate being in the gym for more than like 45 minutes.”
Tate joked, referencing Clavicular’s recent arrest: “Rest when you’re in jail.”
Clavicular acknowledged it: “Yeah, I did.” He then added: “People’s biggest mistake when dealing with that kind of s**t is hiring a lawyer.”
Clavicular then began visibly struggling. Tate stepped closer to assist as Clavicular pushed through the final rep.
“There you go,” Tate said. “Was that seven or eight?”
Clavicular wasn’t even sure: “I don’t know.”
The moment felt quite ironic since Clavicular built his brand around ex treme physical optimization. He previously described his approach to looksmaxxing and biohacking in unusually detailed terms, listing multiple PEDs he claims to be using.
“Right now I’m on a very low dose of tests,” he explained. “I’m on around like 220 milligrams.”
But that’s just the start. He also listed 25 milligrams of Accutane,12 milligrams of retatrutide, and 0 milligrams of nebivolol, a beta blocker.
Explaining nebivolol, he said: “It blocks the beta one and the beta two receptors… just make it a little bit easier on your heart with the higher blood pressure.”
“Peptides are great,” Clavicular said. “The most popular one out there right now is called retatrutide… it’s a very similar d**g to Ozempic.”
He acknowledged that people often question why he would use it despite already being lean.
“People think, oh well… if you just didn’t consume garbage foods… you wouldn’t need these,” he said, before arguing that modern food environments make such tools necessary.
Clavicular has also suggested that his regimen goes far beyond physical appearance. “We would be here for hours if we actually talked about my full stack,” he said, adding that he also focuses on cognition and nootropics.
