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The Worst, Most Tone-Deaf Halloween Costume Of The Year Goes To This White Couple As Diddy And Baby Oil

The P. Diddy Baby Oil Costume Controversy refers to a late October 2024 controversy centered on a TikTok photo slideshow posted by TikToker Allegra's Diary (@allegra.cabassi) showing a white boy and girl who were dressed as rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs and a bottle of baby oil for Halloween, concerning Diddy's 1,000 Bottles Of Baby Oil documented during his arrest. The boy was doing Blackface, also wearing a red bow tie and a black sports coat with no undershirt. The girl as the bottle of baby oil was dressed in pink, resembling the Johnson's brand. The couple's costume was controversial as many dubbed it racist and tone-deaf. It spread online to social media sites like Twitter / X where negative reactions and viral criticism surfaced en masse.
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October 28th, 2024 12:05 PM

A photo of a white kid doing Blackface supposedly dressed as the infamous rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs has gone viral online for all the wrong reasons.


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TikTokers Discover That Searching 'Glass Cleaner' With A Hashtag Produces Some Strange Results

The "Glass Cleaner" TikTok Search, also known as #glasscleaner or "BMW Glass Cleaner," refers to a series of graphic videos posted to TikTok in October 2024 using the hashtags #glasscleaner (glass cleaner) and #BMW (BMW) which somehow passed TikTok's censors. The videos didn't show the lewd content outright but rather showed vague outlines of the explicit content put through filters that when looked at closely became obvious. TikTokers noticed the videos in October 2024 and it quickly became a Don't Google trend on the app. Many likened the situation to the TikTok Thirst Trap Search Results Phenomenon.
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October 28th, 2024 11:15 AM

A new "Don't Google" trend has spread on TikTok where NSFW content seems to routinely slip past the website's moderation team.


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