Clavicular thankfully bounced back after suffering a seizure during a choke-out stunt on livestream—but Adin Ross isn’t taking it lightly.
Known for pushing boundaries during his streams, Clavicular recently let another influencer choke him out, which led to brief convulsions before he regained consciousness. While some viewers laughed it off or reacted with shock, Ross made it clear he sees it as a serious warning sign.
Speaking on his Kick livestream, the Brand Risk Promotions figure addressed the viral clip, as shared by DJ Akademiks TV, stressing that the situation shouldn’t be treated as entertainment.
“This s**t in no way is funny,” Ross said. “I just think this s**t needs to be a wake-up call. A public wake-up call. I think that you should get your blood worked on, I think that you should take your health more seriously. And I think everyone around him should push him. All of his close friends. It’s very important to look at stuff as a wake-up call and take things seriously. I’m not somebody who knows about seizures and stuff like that. But he got choked out and he had a seizure. When I was looking into it and I asked somebody I know, they said he most likely had a seizure because of the substances he takes.”
In the comments, fans went back and forth over what may have caused the episode—some pointing to alleged supplements or peptides, while others argued it was likely due to oxygen being cut off from the brain.
Adin Ross has weighed in on Clavicular’s controversies before. Back in December, when Clavicular struck an alleged harasser with his Cybertruck, he even reached out to Ross in an effort to return to Kick. Ross also kept followers updated on the situation, including details about the supposed stalker.
At the same time, Ross has his own issues to juggle, including tensions with Blueface and Wack 100 over Blueface’s Brand Risk fight with Chibu. Still, he makes time to check in on those around him and shift into more serious conversations beyond the usual drama. Whether Clavicular tones things down moving forward remains to be seen.
