Braden “Clavicular” is getting ready for another long-form livestream project, this time by taking his content on the road. The Kick streamer has announced a US College Tour that will see him visit colleges and fraternities across the country while streaming the experience live. The tour follows his month-long “Mog World Order” stream earlier this year and is expected to begin on August 2, 2026. To announce the project, Clavicular released a trailer explaining why he wanted to try something different, while fans online quickly shared both excitement and concerns about the idea.
Why Clavicular is taking his livestreams to US colleges
Clavicular revealed the new project through a trailer in which he joked that it was time to experience college life.“Maybe I should look my age for a little bit. I should try out college for a little bit.”The streamer, who is based in Miami and regularly broadcasts on Kick, is expected to livestream his visits to different colleges and fraternity houses during the tour. As of now, the reported start date is August 2, 2026, with the streams set to air on his Kick channel.The announcement also sparked plenty of discussion online. While some people questioned whether the format would work, others said they were excited to see what happens during the tour.Here are some of the reactions:“he’s gonna find out real quick that that’s not his audience at all,” said @LEWDARIUM.“***** I JUST GRADUATED????? Now he wants to visit?????” said @yourbasedjew.“I would call the cops on him if he was in my college if I was in college,” said @StarWarsUntold.“College students are lucky. Wishing him a safe and successful tour. The energy is going to be insane. This tour is going to be legendary,” said @Asmaasultanaa.The comments reflected a mix of curiosity, criticism and excitement ahead of the tour’s launch.
How Clavicular’s Arizona State University visit turned into a viral meme
The upcoming tour also reminds many fans of Clavicular’s visit to Arizona State University during an IRL Kick stream in February 2026. While attending a fraternity party on campus, he met ASU student and TikTok creator Varis Gilaj. The two took a selfie together, and the picture quickly spread across social media.Many users joked that Clavicular had been “frame mogged” by Gilaj because of the noticeable difference in their physiques. In internet slang, “frame mogged” means someone appears physically outmatched by another person’s build.The selfie soon became one of the internet’s biggest memes, with people creating jokes and parody posts around the moment. Some even treated it like a major online event by sharing humorous mock-historical posts about it.With Clavicular now preparing to visit more campuses across the US, fans are expecting similar spontaneous moments during the livestreams. Whether those moments become viral memes again remains to be seen, but the tour has already drawn plenty of attention before its first stream.
