Social media users share their thoughts on Kick streamer Clavicular seemingly showing his support for trans rights.
On August 26, 2026, Clavicular went live on Kick for a stream titled College Tour Stop 7 @ South Carolina. The looksmaxxing streamer is currently traveling across college campuses as part of his tour and appears to be at his seventh stop. During his visit, a fan asked him about his views on the transgender community. He responded:
“I got no problem with them.”
Aside from the progressive stance Clavicular took during his recent stream, the streamer has previously said that he does not support ICE. Reacting to the aforementioned clip, in which the streamer appeared to share his support for trans rights, social media users shared their thoughts:
“I already unfollowed him over the ICE thing bro stop making my day worse,” wrote X user @IgnisSurgit.
“I always found it funny how so many right wing idiots embraced him. Literally only liked him because he was popular. Nothing about him was ever conservative,” said @patrioticbaddie on X.
“After he disavowed ICE… this feels like 9/11 and another plane has hit a 2nd tower,” commented X user @420groyp.
“He literally admitted he changes his political opinions according to who’s around him. Insanely based and strategic,” stated @OliveG***** on X.
“This anti clav stuff is so low iq. he’s never been political and saying “based” stuff means so little, people don’t understand,” said X user @Pretenemy.
On August 25, 2026, a clip of Kick streamer Clavicular saying that he does not support ICE went viral. The looksmaxxing influencer has a large right-wing audience, who expressed disappointment over his comments. During one of his College Tour stops, the streamer said:
“I don’t support ICE, you know? … That’s bad PR, man.”
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