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College Students Slammed For ‘Disgusting’ Diddy Halloween Costumes

College students’ Diddy Halloween costume sparks fury.

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Two college students are facing severe backlash for their controversial Halloween costumes.

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They decided to dress up as Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, using recent allegations against the rapper as their source of inspiration.

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The students’ choices have ignited a firestorm on social media, with images of their outfits going viral.

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Diddy’s troubling history exposed.

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In the backdrop of this incident lies a troubling history of Diddy himself, who has faced various allegations over the years.

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His public persona has often been overshadowed by controversies, particularly involving his treatment of women.

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In 1999, his former girlfriend, Jennifer Lopez, famously accused him of physical abuse, a claim he denied.

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In the years since, multiple women have come forward with allegations ranging from harassment to more severe accusations.

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Diddy’s allegations exposed.

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Combs is currently incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York.

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He’s facing serious charges, including sex trafficking, racketeering, and engaging in prostitution.

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His arrest is part of an ongoing investigation that has captivated public attention and outrage.

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While Diddy awaits trial—having been denied bail—some are choosing to make light of his legal troubles.

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Controversial Halloween costume revealed.

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In a now-deleted TikTok video, the two students showcased their costumes, which reference both Diddy and the shocking discovery of baby oil in his homes.

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Reports indicate that approximately 1,000 bottles of baby oil were found in Combs’ properties in Miami and Los Angeles.

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These details were revealed in a 14-page legal indictment by the Southern District of New York.

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In the video, the student impersonating Combs, who is white, painted his face in blackface.

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He completed his costume with a dark blazer, a red bowtie, and white sneakers, aiming to caricature the rapper.

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The female student dressed up as ‘Baby Oil,’ sporting a pink hat and shirt with a sign that read ‘Johnson’s baby.’

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The original video was captioned: “How the group chat dressed for Halloween,” showing a flagrant disregard for the context.

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Reactions to viral Halloween costume detailed.

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While the original TikTok account has been deleted, screenshots and shares are circulating widely, further amplifying the outrage.

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Critics have slammed the students, not only for their use of blackface but also for trivializing the serious allegations against Combs.

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On Twitter, one user remarked, “The blackface is disgusting. And doing this as if what Diddy is accused of is some big joke is [grimace emoji].”

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Another chimed in, stating, “I just started learning about the Diddy case, and for them to even think of this makes me question their morals.”

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Identities of students unveiled.

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The identities of the students remain unknown, but they are believed to be students at San Diego State University (SDSU).

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In a statement to Mail Online, a spokesperson from SDSU addressed the issue, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.

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The university is working to confirm details about the individuals involved and the location of the incident.

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“The use of blackface and any actions making light of sexual assault are deeply offensive,” the spokesperson stated.

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This statement underscores the university’s commitment to fostering a respectful and caring community.

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Accusations against Diddy stack up.

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The recent case against him brings renewed attention to these claims, with many calling for justice and accountability.

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The public response to the students’ costumes highlights a broader cultural sensitivity around race and the seriousness of sexual misconduct allegations.

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It reflects a societal shift where trivializing such topics is met with immediate backlash.

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As the story continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the students will respond to the growing criticism.

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One thing is clear: making light of serious issues, especially in the name of humor, can lead to devastating consequences.

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