Adrien Broner and DeenTheGreat Team Up on Diss Track Aimed at Kai Cenat Amid Ongoing Online Feuds
Former boxing world champion Adrien Broner and internet personality DeenTheGreat have released a collaborative diss track targeting streaming superstar Kai Cenat. The record takes aim at Cenat's business ventures and highlights serious online allegations previously leveled against him. Cenat has previously denied those allegations and had not publicly responded to the track as of Friday, October 16.
A brewing internet dispute has transitioned into musical territory after online personality DeenTheGreat and former boxing champion Adrien Broner joined forces to release a diss track aimed directly at streaming star Kai Cenat, according to reporting from Baller Alert. DeenTheGreat announced the arrival of the song on the social platform X with the declaration that the project was officially released.
The newly released record takes direct aim at Cenat's prominence, personal loyalty, and his apparel label, VIVET. According to the Baller Alert report, the song includes lyrics mocking the clothing line, with lines stating that Cenat could have kept the release and claiming that the streamer is experiencing a drought in online clout. The track also incorporates references to Reggie, a former associate whose public statements regarding Cenat have circulated widely across digital streaming spaces.
The friction between the figures reportedly began following an encounter connected to ComplexCon in Los Angeles, according to Baller Alert. DeenTheGreat claimed that Cenat failed to welcome him alongside Ray J at the VIVET booth, despite Deen's assertion that he arrived intending to support the venture financially. Deen later expressed frustration that he was treated like a standard spectator and claimed Cenat had failed to acknowledge his accomplishments.
Broner subsequently added his voice to the dispute during an October 7 livestream alongside Deen and Ray J, according to the source material. During that stream, Broner stated plainly that he did not rely on Cenat for anything and aired grievances regarding their rapport, while making unsubstantiated claims regarding associates in Cenat's orbit.
The record's lyrical reference to Reggie brings heightened attention back to an intense, unverified controversy that surfaced in late September. Reggie, who performed with Cenat's Clover Boys collective, publicly departed the group while alleging mistreatment and lack of backing. Reggie subsequently made serious allegations online concerning Cenat's conduct and alleged hush payments. Cenat has strongly and emotionally denied all of Reggie's allegations on stream, calling for evidence to be presented to law enforcement authorities rather than social media platforms, while threatening potential legal recourse. In his defense, Cenat stated he spent roughly $3.7 million on the collective for security and operating expenses.
Reggie later released a video on October 8 asserting he was saving documentation for future legal proceedings. Baller Alert noted that as of Friday, October 16, Cenat had not issued an official public response to the diss track.