Max B Asks DeenTheGreat To Leave His Whole Crew And Ride Alone With Him, Deen Refuses To Go Without Backup

Max B had a simple request for DeenTheGreat. Leave everyone behind and get in the car. The Harlem rapper, who walked out of prison a year ago, invited the streamer to ride with him in his Benz to see his parole officer. Just the two of them."You should ride with me," he said. Deen wasn't having it. He kept turning it down, and when Max B finally said "I only need you," Deen insisted on bringing at least one person with him.

Max B told Deen to leave his WHOLE CREW and ride with him, Deen immediately THOUGHT this MIGHT be a SETUP ???? https://t.co/zaEJ4fDZLO

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Max B wanted Deen in the passenger seat

Max B explained the trip on the spot. He said his parole officer was about ten minutes away and needed to see him so he could get his pass to Miami.

He wanted Deen to come along and bring the camera."Yes, in the passenger," he said. "Come on." Deen tried to brush it off. "Nah, we good," he said, pointing out that they had security. "Security gonna be behind us."

Max B kept going."Yeah, Deen, it's just you," he said. "I only need you." That's where Deen drew the line. He named someone from his crew who could squeeze into the middle seat. "Come on," he said. "You gotta have somebody."

Fans react to the setup jokes

A lot of viewers found the whole thing hilarious, and most of the jokes were about Deen's caution."Leave yo whole crew here was a lil sketchy I ain't gone lie," one fan wrote. "Sh*t sounded a lil off."

Others jumped in to defend Max B."Max B wouldn't risk his damn freedom to set up Deen," one reply said. "Man just did a bid." Another fan had a more practical theory. Max B might just want a well-known streamer with him for his parole visit, so it looks like he's doing positive things.

Someone else put it more simply."Max B just ask Deen to come with me so my mom can say yes, basically." Max B was released from Northern State Prison in New Jersey on November 9, 2025, after more than 16 years behind bars. He is now on five years of supervised release, and he has said much of his life revolves around meeting his parole requirements. He has also talked about wanting to start streaming himself.