Clavicular Convulses After Getting Choked Out On Live Stream

In a terrifying display of how far "clout-chasing" has gone, 20-year-old streamer Clavicular (known for his "looksmaxxing" content) narrowly escaped a tragedy during a live broadcast on Thursday night.

As part of an ongoing 30-day "subathon," Clavicular allowed social media personality Andrew Morales, better known as "The Cuban Tarzan", to put him in a professional-grade chokehold inside a nightclub.

The stunt, which sources are calling an "impulsive prank gone wrong," nearly turned fatal in front of thousands of live viewers.

Within seconds of Morales locking in the hold, friends off-camera realized Clavicular had "gone dark."

As Morales released the hold, the streamer’s body went completely limp, followed by a harrowing gasp for air.

The situation escalated into a medical emergency when Clavicular began convulsing on the floor. Morales and bystanders flipped him onto his side, a standard recovery position, as his legs shook uncontrollably in a visible seizure.

Upon regaining consciousness, the streamer appeared disturbingly unfazed, dismissing the warnings of his friends and calling the experience "sick."

Despite the violent physical reaction, Clavicular claimed he had no memory of the convulsions.

While production sources claim the incident was not a planned segment, it highlights a growing and dangerous trend of "survival stunts" in the streaming community.

Though Clavicular is reportedly "fine" and has continued his stream, medical experts warn that "choking out" individuals can lead to permanent brain damage, stroke, or cardiac arrest due to the sudden restriction of oxygen and blood flow to the brain.