Clavicular was brutally 'mogged' by hunky judge in dead alligator case

“Looksmaxxing” influencer Clavicular was brutally “mogged” by a judge who sentenced him in a case involving a dead alligator. Clavicular — the poster child for the looks-obsessed “looksmaxxing” subculture, where young men go to extreme measures to maximize attractiveness — was sentenced to six months of probation Friday for the apparent shooting of a dead alligator in the Florida Everglades during a livestream.The controversial influencer, whose real name is Braden Peters, pleaded no contest to the misdemeanor charge of unlawfully discharging a firearm in public. As part of the plea deal, the 20-year-old Kick streamer avoided jail time in exchange for completing 20 hours of community services with co-defendant Andrew Morales, known as the Cuban Tarzan, after which the charge will be taken off his record, The New York Times reports.Judge Marcus of Florida’s Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court was unexpectedly shoved into the limelight when the internet took one look at the video footage from the hearing and decided Peters had been “mogged” by the conventionally attractive judge. Internet slang for outshining someone with your good looks to the point that they look worse in comparison, “mogging” is often a boast used by “looksmaxxers” like Peters, who has admitted to attempting to make himself more handsome by taking black market testosterone and smashing his face with a hammer to give himself a strong jawline.From dubbing it “judgemogging” to calling the judge a “Chad” who "mogged" Peters, the internet couldn’t stop joking about Judge Marcus winning in the looks department. As memes comparing Peters to Judge Marcus flooded social media, his “looksmaxxing” fans struck back by posting side-by-side diagrams of their facial symmetry to supposedly prove Peters’s aesthetic superiority.Peters has branded himself as the face of the manosphere-adjacent subculture, and built his live-streaming empire — which includes more than 300,00