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A great cinematographer Willow Ryder didn’t immediately recognize the man who entered Miami The party he had earlier this month, but he knew he wasn’t there sexual activities.

He had a support team and what appeared to be protection. His friends told him that it was so Clavicularaka Braden Peters, famous for Kick livestreamer known as “good looks,” or go to extremes to improve his appearance.

Ryder says he didn’t know who Clavicular was or what he was talking about on his stream, but he did know he had a huge following. And as a content creator, he saw that it would be beneficial for him to appear on his stream, so he introduced himself to her. When he returned to his friends, he said that they told him that “he is known to speak ill of women and humiliate women and that he speaks ill of the people they have sex with.”

In the parts of the party on May 14-an event especially for porn watchers supported by the podcast Pillow Talk-that’s what Clavicular did. In one video, he is seen reprimanding a woman a nervous personaccusing him of exploiting him and calling him “ugly.” In someoneaccuses a major entertainer of raising his stage name, even though fake names are a well-known form of defense in the industry. Later, he accuses the latter of “distracting young children from pornography,” calling him a “child sleeper” and a “disgusting creature.” The encounter left the woman in tears, according to Ryder.

After Clavicular insulted the woman, Ryder says, she approached him Pillow Talk host Ryan Pownall to speak to Clavicular, saying they are making sex workers uncomfortable. Pownall is said to have brushed off her concerns, saying she called Clavicular as a way to promote the show, which regularly interviews porn stars and has 1.8 million followers on Instagram. “They said I was bringing chaos … and Clavicular was the most popular person in the room,” he says. Pownall did not respond to a request for comment.

From there, the party lost control.

As Clavicular was walking away from the event, some of those who wanted a river and hangers were flooded. According to Ryder and Austin King, a reporter for the website Porn Crush who was at the party, a fight broke out, partygoers screaming and running in different directions after someone pulled out a gun.

Although it appears that none of the attendees were hurt, on the way home an angry Ryder publicly called out Pownall and Clavicular on television, sending on X: “I don’t care how popular a stranger is—allowing women to be insulted, yelled at, and put in vulnerable positions for the sake of being heard is lame. Her post has garnered over 817,000 views, prompting some sexist and OnlyFans types to criticize Pownall for putting their safety at risk for a big viewer to take advantage of.

Pownall eventually issued a public apology on Instagram, expressing grief for women in the industry who felt “disrespected or unwelcome” by “other guests” at the event. He also abolished a show up at the club Clavicular has promoted, Bacara, in Miami Beach.

But the depression is gradual Pillow Talk The party has caused a great deal of discussion among adults about exercisers and podcast bros criticizing and shaming women and sex workers in their activities and undermining their safety. Many have referred to male hypocrisy as Clavicular, which they say runs his organization OnlyFans and has examples on streams, directly benefiting sex offenders while publicly favoring them. A source close to Clavicular confirms that he has researched the creation of OnlyFans but is worried about promoting it publicly because his audience does not like porn. Clavicular did not respond to a request for comment.