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Recently, Miami nightlife was rocked when the “Red Pill Avengers,” including Sneako and others, played a controversial track dubbed the “Kanye Heil Hitler” song en route to a local club. The song sparked backlash, leading Miami’s mayor to reportedly ban the group from city clubs. Sneako defended the song as a “masterpiece” and refused to apologize, framing it as an artistic escape from “the Matrix.”
Clavicular, another member caught in the fallout, took a different tone in a recent interview. He distanced himself from the political controversy, emphasizing that he is “not a political person” and expressing skepticism about the impact of voting or online activism. Instead, Clavicular urged personal growth and “work” as the real path forward, explaining why he remained relatively silent amid the incident. Despite the public attention and club bans, Clavicular maintains that this political fracas is “not my content” and prefers to stay out of the spotlight on this issue.
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