Clavicular claims Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisers suggested a gym livestream to reach younger voters

Looksmaxxing streamer Clavicular has claimed that advisers to Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked him to help improve the leader’s image among younger people. During a recent livestream, Clavicular said the advisers suggested doing a gym livestream with Netanyahu because they believed many young people see him as “old and out of shape.” However, there is no independent proof that such a proposal was made. Netanyahu’s office has not commented on the claim, and the story is based only on what Clavicular said during his broadcast.

Clavicular says Benjamin Netanyahu’s advisers wanted a gym livestream

Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, made the claim while streaming on Kick during his visit to Tel Aviv, Israel.According to Clavicular, he had dinner with people he described as advisers to Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said they asked him for advice about “looksmaxxing,” an online trend that focuses on improving physical appearance.Clavicular also claimed the advisers said Netanyahu has been finding it difficult to connect with younger people because they think he looks “old and out of shape.” He said they asked if he would be interested in doing a gym livestream with the prime minister to help improve his image.The clip quickly spread across social media, with many people discussing whether such a collaboration could really happen. However, no Israeli official has confirmed that the meeting or the gym livestream proposal took place.

What has been confirmed about Clavicular’s visit to Israel?

While Clavicular’s main claim remains unverified, one part of his visit has been confirmed.Israeli TV footage showed Clavicular speaking with Topaz Luk, a senior adviser to Benjamin Netanyahu, at a nightclub in Tel Aviv. Luk later said the meeting happened by chance at a public event. He also said Clavicular apologized for one of his past antisemitic remarks and spoke about wanting to show a different side of Israel during his trip.Beyond that brief meeting, there is no confirmed evidence that Netanyahu’s office asked Clavicular for looksmaxxing advice or proposed a gym livestream. Several news outlets have said the story should be treated with caution because it is based only on Clavicular’s own account.Clavicular’s visit has also been controversial because of his past online content and other ongoing controversies. Some influencers welcomed him, while others criticized his visit and called for him to be removed from events.For now, the idea of Benjamin Netanyahu appearing in a gym livestream with Clavicular remains an unverified claim. Unless Netanyahu’s office confirms or denies the story, it should be treated as an allegation rather than an established fact.