A video circulating on X shows Kick streamer and influencer boxer Nurideen Shahid Shabazz, known as DeenTheGreat, appearing to confront and threaten a hotel security guard after the guard refused him access to a bathroom.
In the clip, posted Monday by the account @Kick_Champ, Shabazz is seen outside a building with glass doors and a visible lobby at night. He interacts with a bearded man in a black security uniform near the entrance. According to the post caption and descriptions from multiple clip accounts sharing the same footage, Shabazz slipped a $20 bill into the guard’s pocket in an apparent attempt to gain bathroom access. When the request was denied, the exchange escalated into verbal threats of assault.
Shabazz, born October 5, 2000, in Tampa, Florida, is a content creator who streams regularly on Kick and previously built an audience on YouTube with boxing-related videos, comedy skits, and confrontational street content. He has competed in influencer boxing under promotions including Misfits Boxing, where he held a lightweight title earlier in his career. He stands approximately 5 feet 5 inches to 5 feet 6 inches tall and has publicly discussed his Muslim faith and upbringing in a large blended family.
The security guard in the video has not been identified by name in circulating posts. No official statements from hotel management, local law enforcement, or Shabazz addressing this specific incident were available as of Monday morning. The footage itself does not show physical contact between Shabazz and the guard, though the confrontation draws the attention of others present, including individuals in branded jackets standing nearby.
Shabazz has drawn attention in recent months for other public incidents. In May 2026, Miami Beach police arrested him on a charge of attempted strong-arm robbery stemming from an alleged altercation on a yacht. According to police reports cited by multiple outlets, a woman identified as Destiny Aleman told officers Shabazz ordered her off the vessel and later grabbed her forearm while attempting to take her phone. Authorities reviewed Ring camera footage provided by the yacht owner that they said showed physical contact during the struggle over the device. Shabazz posted bail and later entered a diversion program that, according to court documents obtained by TMZ in August 2026, allowed him to avoid jail time if he completed required conditions.
Earlier in 2026, Shabazz was involved in separate viral confrontations captured on livestreams, including an incident in which powerlifter Larry Wheels slapped him after Shabazz made comments directed at Wheels’ wife, and another exchange with former MMA fighter Tiki Ghosn. Those moments, like the hotel clip, spread quickly across social media platforms through fan and clip accounts.
As of the posting of the hotel video, no arrests or formal complaints related to the bathroom confrontation have been reported. The clip continues to circulate among streaming drama accounts, with commenters focusing on the attempted tip and the subsequent verbal escalation.
