The online situation involving Larry Wheels and DeenTheGreat has continued to gain attention after a tense moment during a Kick livestream on February 16, 2026. During a double-date stream, a disagreement between the two creators turned physical, and the clip quickly spread across social media. Since then, many viewers have shared different opinions, which pushed both sides to explain what happened.On February 17, 2026, Larry Wheels spoke about the incident during another Kick livestream. Clips shared by X user @kick_clips showed him giving his side of the story, saying some people only saw short clips and misunderstood the full situation. Around the same time, DeenTheGreat appeared on a livestream with Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and spoke about taking legal action. The discussion is now moving beyond the original moment as more videos continue to circulate online.
Larry Wheels explains the situation while DeenTheGreat discusses possible next steps
During his livestream, Larry Wheels said the full context was missing from some viral clips. He explained that Quinton “Rampage” Jackson tried to calm the situation before things escalated. Larry said the disagreement had been building during the broadcast and that viewers should look at the full stream instead of short edited videos.Larry Wheels stated, “My hand does not hurt, but I believe his jaw does. Rampage was trying to tell Deen to calm down, but he did not listen. Some people saw short clips and believed things were different, but that is not how it happened.”Later, another clip shared by @kick_clips showed DeenTheGreat speaking during Rampage Jackson’s livestream titled “TaKO Tuesday is Back.” In the stream, Deen appeared emotional and said he was thinking about filing a lawsuit. Rampage Jackson was seen trying to calm the conversation and lower tensions as both sides discussed the incident. At this time, there is no official confirmation that a legal case has been filed. However, the situation continues to attract attention online, with fans closely following updates from both creators. The livestream clips shared on social media remain the primary public source of information as the story develops.
