DeenTheGreat Hints At Split With Adrien Broner; Claims He Puts Women And Alcohol Before Business

DeenTheGreat and Adrien Broner's Crash Out Boyz partnership faces another setback.© NDTV Library

DeenTheGreat says he's ready to end his streaming partnership with Adrien Broner, and he's blaming the former boxing champion for putting women and alcohol ahead of business opportunities. The Kick streamer laid out his frustration during a livestream on October 29, saying Broner's priorities were hurting the wider team. He also posted a short message on X that hinted he was done working as a duo. It all followed an argument over an incident at a Halloween party hosted by N3on and Ryan Garcia, where Broner's production crew was reportedly asked to stop filming.

DeenTheGreat is CUTTING ties with Adrien Broner as a duo and going solo. He claims AB is ruining business opportunities by prioritizing women and alcohol ???? https://t.co/Sb3HZY1Jle

— SAY CHEESE! ???????? (@SaycheeseDGTL) October 29, 2026

DeenTheGreat Questions Adrien Broner's Loyalty After Halloween Party Fallout

The trouble began at the Halloween party N3on and WBC welterweight champion Ryan Garcia hosted in Los Angeles on October 28. 

Broner and his production crew were reportedly asked to leave the recording area after they tried to livestream from inside. N3on's team said outside cameras could affect the event's sponsorship agreements. 

One person at the party put it plainly, saying, “They're good to have fun though,” and then added that recording wasn't allowed because of “the sponsorship.” But Broner himself got to stay and enjoy the party.

However, Deen wasn't there. He said he heard about it while watching a movie, and he wondered why Broner and Bang Williams would leave their own crew behind. 

Missed collaborations were part of the complaint too, with Deen claiming other people were hesitant to work with Broner. “How you leave your team behind?” he asked during the stream, and he also insisted, “Never leave no soldier behind.”

Think it's time to go back solo ????… #COB #thegreats

— DeenTheGreat (@DeenTheGreat) October 29, 2026

DeenTheGreat and Adrien Broner's Streaming Partnership Had Already Faced Public Fallout

The two spent much of 2026 working together under the Crash Out Boyz (COB) banner. Their content included IRL streams, a multi-week Locked-In-A-Thon and music releases. The October 15 track, Purple App Killa, featured producer Hitmaka and took aim at Kai Cenat.

But the partnership had seen public arguments before. A June confrontation involved disagreements over money and revenue sharing, and in July there was another heated exchange where Deen told Broner to go do his own thing. 

Then September brought clashes over a missing phone and an altercation with Deen's associate. They kept working together after all of that, but Deen's October 29 comments suggest he's looking at something different than before. 

He took the message to X too, writing, “Think it's time to go back solo … #COB #thegreats.” Baller Alert reported that he questioned whether Broner's involvement was helping or hurting his brand.