In a recent episode of The Michael Knowles Show, extreme looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular appeared as a guest, delivering what his fans hailed as a “200 IQ” dismantling of mainstream conservative talking points. When the conversation turned to cultural issues like transgenderism, Clavicular bluntly told Knowles that he doesn’t particularly care about trans people—one way or the other—because their existence simply provides “another person to mog.” In looksmaxxing jargon, “mog” means to dominate someone in physical appearance, often ruthlessly. Clavicular framed it as an opportunity for superior genetics and self-optimization to shine, dismissing moral or political outrage as irrelevant to his hyper-individualistic worldview focused on facial structure, leanness, and aesthetic supremacy.

Clavicular extended his unfiltered critique to Republican figures, calling Vice President-elect JD Vance a “fat dysgenic subhuman” and expressing disdain for his physique. He argued that Vance lacks the radical edge needed, mockingly suggesting he’s too soft to even metaphorically “run over browns in his Tesla”—a provocative jab implying Vance won’t aggressively confront immigration or demographic issues. This tied into Clavicular’s broader accelerationist leanings, where he shockingly claimed to prefer someone like California Governor Gavin Newsom (“Newscum”) in power because Newsom’s extreme policies would hasten societal collapse.

Ultimately, Clavicular posited that such a breakdown under left-wing governance would accelerate the rise of a true right-wing reactionary government—far more extreme than the current GOP. Knowles appeared stunned at times, laughing off some remarks while probing others, but Clavicular remained deadpan, insisting his views stem from a cold, eugenic-like calculus on looks, power, and societal dynamics. The interview, filled with discussions of bonesmashing, meth use for appetite suppression, and brutal celebrity ratings, quickly went viral in far-right online circles, highlighting a generational rift between establishment conservatives and edgier, nihilistic zoomer factions.