Kick streamer and influencer boxer Deen The Great, whose real name is Nurideen Shabazz, has publicly clashed with rapper 6ix9ine after the latter mocked him over a recent arrest. The confrontation stems from a chaotic live stream on May 26, 2026, which featured Deen, 6ix9ine, and former champion boxer Adrien Broner. The event was intended as a high-profile collaboration but quickly unraveled into a series of incidents that culminated in Deen’s arrest.
Earlier that evening, Deen and Adrien Broner linked up with streamer Deshae Frost and 6ix9ine, with the group enjoying a night out. However, tension began to mount after Deen kicked a girl out of his van upon discovering she allegedly lied about her age. Deshae Frost subsequently argued with Deen over leaving her alone. Later, according to a police report, a woman named Destiny Allemand claimed Deen tried taking her phone after kicking her off a yacht, alleging he grabbed her wrist.
The situation escalated when police reviewed ring camera footage provided by the yacht owner, which allegedly showed Deen yelling for someone to take the woman’s phone and putting his hands on her multiple times. Authorities listed the offense as a felony charge of robbery strong-arm attempt. Deen was booked Wednesday morning at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami, with bond listed as to be set. He later pleaded not guilty, and his attorney, Richard Cooper, told TMZ that the facts are incomplete and asked for patience.
Following his release on a $2,500 bail paid by Adrien Broner, Deen was met outside the facility by model Celina Powell. The mood appeared celebratory despite the looming legal drama. However, 6ix9ine, who had just completed a 3-month federal prison sentence for probation violations, including drug possession and a battery incident, immediately seized the opportunity to mock Deen. The rapper’s trolling was seen as a calculated move, leveraging the irony of Deen’s arrest after a night they shared on stream.
The incident has sparked widespread discussion online, with reactions split between those who view 6ix9ine’s mockery as fair game and others who criticize it as hypocritical given his own legal history. As influencer boxing and IRL streaming continue to blur the lines between content and real-world conflict, Deen’s case adds to a growing number of criminal matters involving high-profile internet personalities. The legal process and the fallout from this public feud remain ongoing.