Adrien Broner & DeenTheGreat Drop Kai Cenat Diss Track "Purple App Killa" Over ComplexCon Booth Snub
Adrien Broner and DeenTheGreat dropped "Purple App Killa," a Hitmaka-produced Kai Cenat diss, after Deen said he was snubbed at Kai's VIVET booth at ComplexCon. Kai has not responded.
Adrien Broner and DeenTheGreat took their problem with Kai Cenat out of the livestream and onto a record.
The former four-division boxing champ and the Kick streamer released "Purple App Killa," a diss track and music video produced by Hitmaka, on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026. DeenTheGreat left no doubt about the target when he posted it on X: "KAI CENAT DISS TRACK OUT NOW." That post has passed 600,000 views.
The beef goes back to a merch booth. Earlier this month, DeenTheGreat complained publicly that when he stopped by Kai's VIVET clothing booth at ComplexCon to support the brand and spend money, he felt like he was treated like a random fan. Broner piled on during an Oct. 7 livestream with Deen and Ray J. "I don't need Kai," Broner said, according to Baller Alert.
The song runs just under three minutes and goes after Kai, VIVET and his Clover crew. The title plays on the platform war: Twitch, where Kai built his empire, is the purple app, and Kick, where Broner and Deen stream, is the green one. Lines include "Clover is over" and "We on the green app." In the video, the two burn cash and set fire to a custom VIVET shirt.
Not everyone agrees with Deen's version of the booth story. Media executive Lemuel Plummer said he bought six outfits from VIVET and was treated with respect, AllHipHop reported. And behind-the-scenes footage Broner posted before the drop ended with the pair laughing, shaking hands and Deen saying they were "just faking," per Terez Owens.
In a clip from DJ Akademiks' stream that circulated Friday night, Deen doubled down and said Kai was disrespectful when he and Broner went to buy VIVET clothes.
As of Saturday morning, Kai Cenat has not publicly responded to the track.
Sources: DeenTheGreat on X (official video post, Oct. 15, 2026); AllHipHop (Oct. 16, 2026); Baller Alert (Oct. 16, 2026); Terez Owens (Oct. 16, 2026). Photos: frames from the official "Purple App Killa" music video as posted by DeenTheGreat on X.