Braden “Clavicular” Peters says he could move from Kick to Twitch within a week, adding that he has a deal with Twitch. He made the announcement during a stream after a viewer asked when he would start streaming on Twitch. A clip of the exchange was later shared on X, drawing reactions from viewers. Clavicular has around 430,000 followers on Kick, where he has built an audience. His Twitch plans have now become a talking point among fans, with some questioning what the reported deal means and whether the move will happen as described.
Braden “Clavicular” Peters says Twitch switch could happen soon
During the stream, a viewer asked Clavicular, “When are the Twitch streams?” He replied:“We’re gonna switch over to Twitch in, like, f**k, I don’t know. No, no, no. We’re gonna switch to Twitch to stream, just in general. We’ll do that, like, in a week or so. I don’t know. I haven’t decided yet.”The answer left the timing unclear, but Clavicular then gave a more direct response when another viewer asked whether Twitch had offered him a deal.“Yeah, I have a deal.”That claim has added another part to the story. Clavicular has not publicly shared the terms of the deal in the material available around the announcement. His official X account also recently said he had a “great talk” with the Twitch team about bringing his streams to the platform, with an announcement expected soon.At the same time, his Kick presence remains active. Kick’s official Clavicular page lists more than 430,000 followers, while recent streams have continued to appear on the channel. He continues to use Kick for recent livestreams. That means the latest comments do not, by themselves, establish that he has already ended his time on Kick.
Fans question Braden “Clavicular” Peters’ Twitch deal
The Twitch announcement quickly split viewers. Some fans focused on how long Clavicular might last on the platform, while others questioned whether the reported deal was really an official Twitch agreement.“Ngl WE might be getting banned within the first few streams.” X user @ClaviUpdates said.“Definitely getting banned the first stream.” X user @ghjhcchjjj70839 commented.Another viewer argued that streaming on Twitch and having a formal deal with the platform are two different things.“He didn’t sign a deal with Twitch. He will be streaming on Twitch there is a difference. Anyone can stream in twitch without being signed.” X user @ExecuteOrder6_6 added.Other reactions were even more doubtful. One X user claimed Clavicular’s move was linked to lower Kick viewership, while another suggested his payout had fallen. Those claims were fan speculation and were not backed by confirmed figures in the material reviewed for this report.For now, the clearest update is that Clavicular says he has a Twitch deal and expects to begin streaming there soon. The exact terms of that deal, the start date and whether Kick will remain part of his streaming plans have not been fully explained.