Streamer Clavicular breaks silence on Polymarket 20% prediction during Piers Morgan Uncensored after charges were dropped (Image via Getty)
Controversial Clavicular Clavicular, looked straight at the camera and did not laugh this time. A prediction market now says there is a 20 percent chance he could be charged with a crime by June 30. The forecast, posted on Polymarket, quickly spread across social media. When he was asked about it on Piers Morgan Uncensored on February 19, Clavicular gave a short and careful reply. “I’m gonna try… you know and stay on the right side of the law as much as I can,” he said.The comment came just days after his arrest in Arizona on February 7 near Arizona State University. Police said he tried to enter a nightclub while underage. He was booked on two felony forgery counts and a misdemeanor linked to false identification. Three days later, Maricopa County Attorney Rachael Mitchell dropped the charges. Since then, the 21 year old streamer has been trying to move forward, even as fresh predictions and old controversies follow him.
Clavicular discusses Polymarket prediction, Arizona arrest, legal update, fame and Piers Morgan Uncensored appearance
During his interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Clavicular was asked if he feared another arrest before June. The Polymarket listing suggests a 20 percent chance he could be charged by the end of the month. He did not attack the prediction. Instead, he said, “I don’t know. I don’t want to put any bad energy out there or stuff like that. I will try to keep myself out of trouble.”Before the charges were dropped in Arizona, Clavicular had spoken confidently about his legal team. “I basically hired the New York Yankees of lawyers. I have spent probably $100,000 on legal retainers easily this week. So, yeah, it is going pretty well with that. We will figure it out,” he said at the time.Away from the legal talk, Clavicular also addressed his public image. He recently walked at New York Fashion Week for designer Elena Velez on Wednesday, February 18. That runway moment came less than two weeks after his arrest, showing how quickly his life shifts from courtrooms to cameras.On the same show, he spoke about fame and the pressure that comes with it. “It is the difficult part of fame. I can’t really go out without security. Just people wanting to take pictures… which is great… one of the best things that has happened to me… it’s something I have gotten used to… it’s something I pretty well adjusted towards,” he said.Clavicular also stood by past actions that drew backlash, including a video where he sang a Nazi slogan. He said he is not a political figure and refused to apologize. He added that working with controversial influencers is about content, not ideology. For now, the charges in Arizona are gone. But the online prediction about June keeps his name in headlines, and he says he plans to stay careful.Clavicular reacted after Polymarket predicted a 20 percent chance he could be charged with a crime by June 30. Speaking on Piers Morgan Uncensored, he said he would try to stay out of trouble. His recent Arizona arrest was dismissed, but controversy and online speculation continue to follow him.
