Braden “Clavicular” Peters was kicked out of the Church of Scientology in Los Angeles after a tense moment during his recent Kick livestream, Touring Around Hollywood. The streamer was seen loudly calling for help inside the building and repeatedly claiming that people were trying to kill him. After he was removed, Clavicular stayed outside and spoke to people near the church, warning them against entering and repeatedly telling them to “seek Jesus Christ.” A clip of the incident was later shared on X by @FearedBuck. Sportskeeda reported on the incident, while the Church of Scientology’s official website confirms the Los Angeles church is on Sunset Boulevard.
Braden “Clavicular” Peters repeatedly calls for help inside church
The situation became heated when Clavicular began shouting inside the Church of Scientology. He repeatedly claimed that someone was trying to kill him and asked people around him for help. The streamer made the same claims several times before staff and security removed him from the building.In the clip shared on X, Clavicular can be heard saying:“Oh, s**t. He’s trying to kill me! They’re trying to kill me! They’re trying to kill me! Help! They’re trying to kill me! He said he’s gonna kill me! They’re trying to kill me! He said he’s gonna kill me! He said he’s gonna kill me! Help, help, help, help, help, help, help, help, help! They’re trying to kill me. They’re trying to kill me. Guys, they’re trying to kill me! Help! Help!”He was then kicked out of the church. The Church of Scientology’s official site lists its Los Angeles location at 4810 Sunset Boulevard and says the building has been serving the city from the site since 1977.
Braden “Clavicular” Peters tells people they need Jesus Christ
Being removed from the building did not end the confrontation. Clavicular continued talking to people outside and told them not to go into the church. He also made several negative comments about the organization before repeatedly turning his message toward Christianity.He told people that they needed God and Jesus Christ, repeating the message several times:“You need God. Only God can save you. Only God can save you. You need Jesus Christ. You need Jesus Christ. You need Jesus Christ in your life. You need Jesus Christ. You need Jesus in your life. You need Jesus. Look, you need Jesus. You need Jesus. You need Jesus. You need Jesus. I’m hugging you. You need Jesus. You need Jesus.”The incident was part of Clavicular’s Touring Around Hollywood livestream and quickly became the main focus of the clip shared from the broadcast. The Church of Scientology has not publicly commented on the reported confrontation in the sources reviewed for this article.The Los Angeles church describes itself as a place where visitors can learn about Scientology and offers public tours. Its official website says the building welcomes visitors every day.
