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Looksmaxxer and social media personality Clavicular recently commented on Sean Hannity's diet on his podcast, Hang Out with Sean Hannity-and viewers were left stunned.
In the podcast episode, the looksmaxxer falsely claimed how eating protein contributes to aging. "So I eat a very keto-friendly diet," Sean shares. "Basically, meat, eggs, vegetables, stuff like that. You're saying it's not healthy?"
To which the 20-year-old influencer, real name Braden Eric Peters, replied, "Umm, no, no, no. Well, that's progress, but eating protein is going to age you." This news comes after an IDF soldier sparked controversy for appearing on influencer Clavicular's livestream.
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"It just depends on what your immediate goals are," Clavicular continues. "It's very ideal to have a very high protein intake, but in terms of your overall longevity and lifespan, not so much."
Sean went on to question Clavicular about what he eats regularly, to which he replied, "So right now, I've been eating fairly healthy, extremely similar to what you just mentioned, but I have a little bit more emphasis on carbohydrates before training."
He added that carbohydrates help build muscle in the gym, and that without them, training isn't as effective. Later in the interview, he reiterated how "looks do matter" when it comes to dating, and that "they translate to results."
The interview wasn't well-received by many, who expressed their frustration in the YouTube video's comments.
One person said, "I feel sorry for this dude. I never saw him smile one time during this. Seems like he missed his entire childhood. He looks miserable."
And another added, "OMG this is filled with inaccurate pseudoscience."
This isn't the first time the influencer's remarks have drawn criticism. He was slammed earlier this year for calling Sydney Sweeney "malformed" in an interview.
Commenting on her face specifically, he said to political commentator Michael Knowles, "I would say she's pretty malformed. Her upper maxilla is extremely recessed. She's got the eyes of doom with no infraorbital support."
He added, "She's really not that much of a looker in her face. I think that a lot of people with porn brains find her attractive because of her body. I'm just saying she's not the pinnacle of looks that I'm talking about to actually succeed on social media. She's average to above average."
Many viewers took issue with how he commented on Sydney. One commented, "The most beautiful women are definitely not the most popular. Could you imagine the type of person you'd have to be for everyone to know your niche? your entire brand, is based on how attractive you are?"
Another said, "Which man reads into women this hard. Women that fall for this are truly insecure. This is the 'inspiration' nobody needs."
