Tana Mongeau publicly criticizes beauty-maximizing influencer and Kick streamer Brayden “Clavicle” after discussing it on her solo show brand safety Podcast, published on July 25, 2026. Speaking about Collarbone and his recent split from ex-girlfriend Lily Snyder, Tana said she couldn’t understand why someone would treat another person like this to attract online attention. While she made it clear she didn’t intend to judge him, she repeatedly questioned what could make someone ignore basic morals if it meant gaining more perspective. Her comments came days after Clavical broke up with Lily during a live broadcast on Kick.
Why Tana Mongeau Criticized Brayden “Clavicle” on Her Podcast
In the episode, Tana first talks about the appearance of collarbones and then mentions Lily Snyder. She said Lily stood out in a way that collarbones didn’t.“If you walked down Melrose, you’d see a hundred guys who looked like Clough. But if you walked down Melrose, you wouldn’t see a hundred girls who looked like Clough.” [Lily]. Like, she really is a Victoria’s Secret supermodel. “Tana then turned her attention to the way Collarbone treated Lily during their relationship. Speaking about the breakup and Lily’s emotional reaction, she questioned why someone would intentionally hurt another person if it would help their online career.“Watching this girl be so abused, broken up with, and begging him to come back… But if the only answer is that it works, if the only answer is that it works, if the only answer is that it brings in views and revenue, then what happens in your brain that you’re okay with being so unethical and cruel to people, just for the benefit of doing it.”She also explained that her comments were made out of curiosity rather than an attempt to condemn him.“It’s not that I’m giving the gavel to anyone. I’m just deeply interested in the psychology behind treating other people in any way, morals aside, all morals aside.”
What’s going on between Brayden “Collarbone” and Lily Snyder?
This discussion follows Clavical’s live broadcast on Kick on July 19, 2026, during which he ended his relationship with Lily Snyder. During the exchange, he repeatedly told Lily that our relationship was over and stated that they could either remain friends or break off the relationship.Collarbone also accused Lily of manipulating him and claimed their relationship had become unhealthy.“You’re manipulating me. You just come here and speak so softly and then the next minute you’re screaming and hitting me and all the guys.”Lily denied some of the accusations during the conversation, but Collarbone continued to insist he wanted to end the relationship. When she tried to talk to him again, he replied:“You made me do this. Can you let me go? I don’t want to date you anymore.” Stop trying to force me to do this. Stop trying to force me to do this. “The livestream quickly became a major topic online. A few days later, Tana Monger took to her podcast to share her thoughts, focusing less on the breakup itself and more on the mindset she believes allows creators to put their opinions ahead of their treatment of others.
