An associate of Kick star Adin Ross has stated that the person allegedly run over by streamer Braden “Clavicular” with a Tesla Cybertruck “is not dead”, following widespread online concern after footage from a livestream circulated on social media.

Clavicular became the subject of intense scrutiny on December 24, 2025, when videos from his IRL broadcast went viral on platforms including Reddit and X. The clips appeared to show the streamer driving over a person who was positioned in front of the windscreen of his Tesla Cybertruck, prompting alarm and speculation about the individual’s condition.

Adin Ross addressed the situation during a live Just Chatting broadcast, during which he relayed information from an associate who claimed to have spoken to someone at the scene. “Oh. He’s not dead. The girl just said he’s not dead,” the associate said. Ross responded by criticising viewers’ reactions, adding, “Oh, okay. Why are you all spamming Ls? Y’all are weird.”

Following the incident, Clavicular’s Kick channel became inaccessible. Attempts to view the channel display an error message stating, “Oops, something went wrong. We can’t find the page you’re looking for.” This message is typically associated with accounts that have been banned or suspended from the platform.

Ross later spoke directly with Clavicular after the channel went offline and offered guidance on how to proceed. In a conversation shared online, Ross encouraged him to continue recording events while avoiding commentary. “You need to be live for this. Okay? You need to be recording something,” Ross said, before advising him not to answer questions or make statements while the situation unfolded.

As of the latest update, Clavicular has not publicly addressed the incident or the apparent ban from Kick. No official confirmation has been provided by the platform, and further details about the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident have not been released.