Blacc Sam walks away from Clavicular after streamer approaches him with adult object prank at Marathon Burger [VIDEO]
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Nipsey Hussle’s brother declined the streamer’s attempt to discuss the device, saying he was good before leaving the sidewalk Blacc Sam was standing outside Marathon Burger in Los Angeles yesterday (September 14), when streamer Clavicular and a companion approached him. The clip, posted by @ClipperViralHQ on X, shows the two men in matching light-blue button-down shirts with lanyards. One of them is holding a specific kind of pump device and they shook hands with Blacc Sam. The streamers attempt to steer the conversation toward the device. However, Blacc Sam does not participate. Blacc Sam shut down Clavicular immediately after he pulled up to Marathon Burger with the pump content. Nipsey Hussles brother told Clav “enjoy yourselves Im good” and walked away. pic.twitter.com/j15W9sDOcC— ClipperViral📎 (@ClipperViralHQ) September 14, 2026 After a short exchange, he delivers the line that became the clip’s hook. He tells them to enjoy themselves, telling them he is good, and then he turns and walks away. The camera stays with Clavicular and his companion. They continue talking to each other and to the stream, still holding the pump. The clip ends with one of them walking into the patio seating area. Meeting Outside the Restaurant The approach followed a recognizable IRL-streamer pattern. Clavicular and his companion wore matching light-blue button-down shirts with lanyards, a visual contrast to the casual setting. One of them carried the pump openly. The device is a clear cylinder attached to a black hand pump. They walked up to Blacc Sam while he was speaking with people already on site. Clavicular initiated a handshake that Blacc Sam accepted. That brief contact is the only moment of agreement in the clip. After the handshake, Clavicular and his group tried to steer the conversation toward the device and toward how Blacc Sam felt about pumps. Initially, Blac Sam met these questions with confusion. However, he quickly realized he was being set up as a part of a prank. Blacc Sam did not adopt the bit. However, he remained polite, not growing irate, or removing the streamers from the premises. After a short exchange, he delivered the line that became the clip’s hook. Sam told the guys: “Enjoy yourselves, I’m good.” He then turned and walked away. The camera stayed with Clavicular and his companion. They continued talking to each other and to the stream, still holding the pump. Their tone in the remaining seconds was the informal, self-narrating register of IRL streaming. Nipsey Hussle’s Dream Come True, Marathon Burger Marathon Burger is a smash-burger restaurant brand launched as an extension of The Marathon lifestyle company founded by the late rapper and entrepreneur Nipsey Hussle. Hussle was killed on March 31, 2019, outside The Marathon Clothing store at Crenshaw and Slauson. His older brother, Samiel Blacc Sam Asghedom, has been a central figure in administering the estate and expanding the brand into apparel, partnerships, community projects, and food. The first brick-and-mortar location opened March 1, 2025, in the former Johnny Rockets space at 7507 Melrose Avenue after pop-up activity in 2024. The menu has been described as wagyu smash burgers, wings, sides, and later plant-based options. Branding treats the restaurant as a continuation of Hussle’s The Marathon Continues slogan rather than a novelty celebrity diner. Additional Southern California locations followed. Blacc Sam’s public posture around the restaurants has consistently mixed hospitality with protectiveness over Hussle’s name. At the original Melrose opening in March 2025, he was involved in a widely circulated heated exchange with singer Rocstar2800. Coverage at the time quoted Blacc Sam saying he would defend his brother’s name whether the perceived disrespect came from a person in front of him or from the internet. A later Long Beach opening early this year was disrupted by nearby gunfire that authorities and the business said was not connected to the event itself. Who Clavicular Is and the Prank He Pulled Clavicular is the online name of Braden Eric Peters, born December 17, 2005, in New Jersey. He became widely known last year and has become more of a household name this year. His claim to fame is his work as a looksmaxxing livestreamer on Kick and TikTok. Peters has described early anabolic steroid use, discussion of “bone smashing,” and a later public focus on enhancement. The pump in the Marathon Burger clip is not a one-off gag invented for that location. Peters has discussed pumping and weighted stretching as enhancement methods on podcasts, including an appearance on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive, and has brought pumps into other livestream and podcast settings. His streams are frequently IRL: he and companions walk into public businesses, approach strangers, and treat the resulting reactions as content. He has also been the subject of legal and platform controversies, including arrests reported this year. X Said Blacc Sam Was Smart to Walk Away The reaction was not one thing. It was several different conversations happening at once. The loudest response praised Blacc Sam for not taking the bait. Users wrote that he read the room in two seconds and left it intact. Others said he shut it down with one sentence. The phrase “enjoy yourselves, I’m good” became the punchline that recirculated across quote-tweets and clip pages. People were not laughing at Blacc Sam. They were laughing at how quickly the bit died. The second response was mockery of the approach itself. Many replies focused on the decision to walk up to a grown man outside a memorial-linked burger stand holding something like that. One user called it a weird approach. Others were less polite. A third group defended the restaurant. They said Marathon Burger is a community pillar built from Hussle’s vision and not a playground for streamer stunts. That line of argument treated the clip as a culture clash rather than a comedy. A fourth group attacked Clavicular’s character and speculated about who put him up to the stop. Some users called him racist. Others guessed that a manager, other streamers, or Adam22 orbit figures were behind it. What All of This Says About Blacc Sam Much IRL content is designed to force a binary: play along and become part of the joke, or get angry and become a different kind of clip. Blacc Sam’s recorded response occupied a third option that is harder to monetize as chaos. He acknowledged the people, declined the premise, and left. That is why so many recirculations emphasized the single sentence. The Marathon brand’s public story is that growth should not dilute origin. That story creates a low tolerance for content that reduces the space to a meme. Prior opening-day conflict already showed Blacc Sam treating perceived disrespect of his brother’s name as something he would answer in person. The Clavicular clip is milder than those earlier incidents, but it belongs to the same category. The clip does not show violence, a ban announcement, or a business policy change. It does not record Blacc Sam commenting on looksmaxxing or Peters’ prior controversies. Final Thought The prank Clavicular tried to pull is a part of several larger patterns. A growing set of streamers treat restaurants, sidewalks, and local celebrities as sets. The economic incentive is a clip that can be excerpted, captioned, and recirculated. The cost is borne by the location and the person approached. Marathon Burger is not a nightclub or a content house. It is branded around a murdered artist’s community and ownership message, which is why using it as the stage for a pump bit read to many viewers as a category error.The post Blacc Sam walks away from Clavicular after streamer approaches him with adult object prank at Marathon Burger [VIDEO] appeared first on Hip Hop Vibe.
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