A video clip surfaced this early February from the controversial streamer “Clavicular.” It quickly captured the attention of the internet as he was “frame mogged” by a fraternity house leader on the Arizona State University campus.
Real name Braden Peters, “Clavicular” was posing for a picture on stream with a fan who happened to be a frat leader at ASU. Little did he know, he was brutally frame mogged by the frat leader’s superior frame, making him look small in comparison.
Shortly after the clip went viral, people online quickly started disseminating videos about the incident and thereafter coining the term “frame mog.” Since the sudden buzz surrounding the video, the frat leader standing next to Clav has been identified as Varis Gilaj, who turns out, is actually not a real fraternity brother at any ASU fraternity, much less a fraternity leader. This goes to show how hastily the internet works to hop on trends and how buzzwords and brainrot will always take the lead on truth…