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Clavicular EXPLAINS the HARSH REALITY that if he looked ugly people would call him CRAZY… but because he LOOKSMAXXED they think he has LOGIC 😳👀 “If I looked really ugly or had bad acne and said the exact same things I say now, people would just say I’m crazy.”... show more

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A.G. Hayden6 months ago

He's partly right. What he doesn't realize is that the halo effect from fame is much larger than from looks.

Navorex6 months ago

yeah hes got a point people wouldnt like him at all

Orlokk Noxx6 months ago

He’s right I’m 5 ft 8 and barely average looks When I talk about this stuff I’m creepy Life really is just a game of popularity and looks after all lol

Ryze6 months ago

The guy literally ran a guy over and got away with it, imagine if he were sub 5 or even average looking he would be buried. Looks are everything

Brian Vitterbe6 months ago

This is why the "Personality is more important than looks" thing is a lie. The exact same mannerisms and words will be interpreted differently depending on how attractive you are.

✨ATHENA AIRIS🌌 VTUBER🪐6 months ago

But he is crazy!! WTF is wrong with you all people?? No wonder why I cried so loud when I came to this world.

Goutam6 months ago

Halo effect is real

Brennus.6 months ago

You know how every philosopher has their schtick? Their niche? Clavicular is kinda like that in a weird way.

West6 months ago

he isn't wrong that's exactly what it is

Mr Carville 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱6 months ago

Halo effect in practice.

FeedCore6 months ago

he came up when he looksmaxxed

Romlett ☆6 months ago

yeah he's right

Squiddy6 months ago

He's 100% right and anyone who's had a glow up knows just how differently people treat you based on looks

Oceans and Horizons6 months ago

Just replace “people” and “they” with “idiots” and “incels” and what he’s saying is accurate. Because no one else thinks he has logic

NPCliberator6 months ago

Beauty privilege exists

vic vic vic vic vic6 months ago

Bro is giving away the Hasan strat 😭 (halo effect)

Tante 🎬6 months ago

people care more when you look good

Brent Swancer6 months ago

This is not really a new concept. It's long been pretty well-known that how a person perceives you, especially with first impressions, relies a lot on physical appearance. No, it is not fair. No, it shouldn't be that way. But it is what it is.

ObserverOnly6 months ago

Get rid of this asshat immediately

ZayneClips6 months ago

MOGMAXXED

Mr. Happy6 months ago

So people take advice from Warren Buffett and Bill Gates bc of their looks? You can’t be serious.

RiskyPugga6 months ago

Hes 100 percent correct, thats why some of the most horrible woman and men get passes or worse yet are the most desired.

See Hang6 months ago

he’s not really making the best of his looks. at this rate, he will likely spend thousands to save his hairline

🌎 | 🤚🏼 | 🔔6 months ago

100% correct.

irbxonri6 months ago

True

James Smith6 months ago

No shit buddy. It blows my mind that ppl actually pay this dude money for a course on looksmaxxxing. Like he said, if you’re ugly or have acne or anything that’s outta your control you’re just fucked regardless of what you do. 2026 and scammers have fans. Unreal

No Cap Guy6 months ago

Everyone should be $Maxxing in 2026

🎬YTCLIPS⚡️6 months ago

Valid

Tre’ Bomer6 months ago

No bro, you still sound like a dumbass. When you surround yourself with dumb bitches who can’t even spell the word logical, of course you’re gonna look smart. You are weird bro.

BowTied0096 months ago

man is speaking facts. same goes in corporate as well

UE HQ 🇦🇱6 months ago

He’s not wrong

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184,196 views • 2 years ago

Asmongold addresses Silky calling him racist, thinks Silky is just mad that he can't say the F word anymore "What do you mean you saw leaked DMs? Do you mean the leaked DMs with us discussing all the ways to stop people from saying the N word?..logically, if you were okay with some black people but not other black people, it would imply that you don't have a problem with all black people" "Is this really the level of criticism..you think that the evidence is bc Bonnie knows how to read properly that she says the N word, are we really doing this?" "You know why he's doing this? Bc Adin's got clout..he's totally okay with defending this..everybody's sensitive? You are crashing out..bc Bonnie accidentally said the N word" "This is why he's really mad about white people saying the N word, and I think this is valid..it's bc he can't say the F word. I wanna let him know, you and I are on the same side" "There's no moral authority of like, it's okay for people to say this, they're both (F and N word) really really bad..if you have the mindset of everybody should be able to say any slur, and say anything, I think that's totally fine, that's the way I feel. But if you wanna have your special little privileges where your feelings can't get hurt..but at the same time you get to say other words that are being used to discriminate other people, I think you're being a rat" "I had to talk about this bc again, these people love to call me out..are you homophobic? Cause you're pressing so hard that you wanna say the F word"

Asmongold addresses Silky calling him racist, thinks Silky is just mad that he can't say the F word anymore "What do you mean you saw leaked DMs? Do you mean the leaked DMs with us discussing all the ways to stop people from saying the N word?..logically, if you were okay with some black people but not other black people, it would imply that you don't have a problem with all black people" "Is this really the level of criticism..you think that the evidence is bc Bonnie knows how to read properly that she says the N word, are we really doing this?" "You know why he's doing this? Bc Adin's got clout..he's totally okay with defending this..everybody's sensitive? You are crashing out..bc Bonnie accidentally said the N word" "This is why he's really mad about white people saying the N word, and I think this is valid..it's bc he can't say the F word. I wanna let him know, you and I are on the same side" "There's no moral authority of like, it's okay for people to say this, they're both (F and N word) really really bad..if you have the mindset of everybody should be able to say any slur, and say anything, I think that's totally fine, that's the way I feel. But if you wanna have your special little privileges where your feelings can't get hurt..but at the same time you get to say other words that are being used to discriminate other people, I think you're being a rat" "I had to talk about this bc again, these people love to call me out..are you homophobic? Cause you're pressing so hard that you wanna say the F word"

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98,389 views • 8 days ago

Goddessa: I don’t think I will be bothered about him (Tram) I feel he has shown people who he is and I think is the people he gather as a caucus or circus to listen to to him and see the need to pick a side of what you have said I don’t think I can be friends with that kind of people.. the switch up is crazy it doesn’t hold any water.. is the same thing Abi came and told me that her, and who was in the Kitchen with Ricky were lambasting him like they wanted to hear what he said but everything he was saying no one had head or tail Temi said she was there #BBNaija #BBNaijaS11

Goddessa: I don’t think I will be bothered about him (Tram) I feel he has shown people who he is and I think is the people he gather as a caucus or circus to listen to to him and see the need to pick a side of what you have said I don’t think I can be friends with that kind of people.. the switch up is crazy it doesn’t hold any water.. is the same thing Abi came and told me that her, and who was in the Kitchen with Ricky were lambasting him like they wanted to hear what he said but everything he was saying no one had head or tail Temi said she was there #BBNaija #BBNaijaS11

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61,313 views • 1 month ago

Kaitlan Collins: “Do you really think the president has dementia?” JB Pritzker: “I do. I think if you look at any of the videos from 2015 or 2016 and look at how he responded to questions and how he was at press conferences, and then you fast forward and look at him now, I really think that there’s something genuinely wrong with him.”

Kaitlan Collins: “Do you really think the president has dementia?” JB Pritzker: “I do. I think if you look at any of the videos from 2015 or 2016 and look at how he responded to questions and how he was at press conferences, and then you fast forward and look at him now, I really think that there’s something genuinely wrong with him.”

Ben Swann

12,068 views • 3 months ago

Clavicular explains to Nick Fuentes why he no longer believes in a collectivist society, saying he doesn’t want to worry about or fix the mistakes of the people around him 🤔 “If people want to ruin their lives with vicod*n and sh*t like that why is it my responsibility… why do I have to go out and rally for legislation to ban these things?” “I would say it’s really more about the kids… You would like to think we live in an individual society but everyone affects everyone else…”

Clavicular explains to Nick Fuentes why he no longer believes in a collectivist society, saying he doesn’t want to worry about or fix the mistakes of the people around him 🤔 “If people want to ruin their lives with vicodn and sht like that why is it my responsibility… why do I have to go out and rally for legislation to ban these things?” “I would say it’s really more about the kids… You would like to think we live in an individual society but everyone affects everyone else…”

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116,737 views • 5 months ago