Controversial streamer DeenTheGreat revealed that he was offered $50 million to quit streaming and social media.
On October 25, 2026, streamer DeenTheGreat went live on Kick in a stream titled AGAIN-A-THON DAY 3. The 24-hour livestream consisted of several activities, including boxing training, partying, and hanging out with former boxer Adrien Broner.
At one point in the stream, Deen said he had been offered $50 million to stay off social media. He said the offer involved not streaming or posting on his socials. During the stream, the controversial influencer appeared to be weighing the decision, saying he would miss his fans. He said:
“****** offered 50 million, but a ***** can’t stream for six months. I can’t stream, I can’t post on social media, I can’t do **** for six months, *****. I don’t know if my ego will let me do it, cause I’m gonna miss y’all ******, bruh.”
In a previous stream, DeenTheGreat shared his political opinions. The controversial Kick streamer commented on the actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The immigration agents are responsible for apprehending undocumented individuals in the country. However, this issue has been divisive across America, with both parties disagreeing over the methods employed by ICE agents.
The streamer shared his two cents about ICE deporting Mexican individuals from the country. He stated that he does not get into political discourse and wishes that the agents would ‘leave them alone’ if they do not cause any harm. He said:
“Mexicans and the natives had this land first anyway, *****. I don’t even get into that ****. But I do know, this country ain’t **** without the foreigners. Because Americans ain’t building ****. But if you doing like ******* up **** and you ******** **** up here, then I get it. Why do you, man, leave them ******* alone, bro. Then you separate ******* from their family and ****.”
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