As the main demographic of news readers understands the gravity of the horrific allegations against rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, his trial humor and entertainment topic for a much younger audience.

A Hindenburg Research study Discovered that children were gaining access to the popular gaming platform Roblox a range of related content including child pornography and even a lack of control over usernames, such as over 900 variations of Jeffrey Epstein usernames.

Children also had access to the games “Escape to Epstein Island” and “Diddy Party.” More than 600 numbers were found in the report “Diddy” themed games Including titles such as “Survive Diddy” and “Run from Diddy Simulator”.

While most of these games require nothing more than running through a maze of sorts from an inflated picture of the rapper, they’re also highly recommended for kids. I don’t know the grisly details of the Combs case or take the situation as a joke. And it doesn’t stop at Roblox.

Teachers switched to TikTok after this situation Widespread publicity of Combs’ federal indictment To explain why they had to ban the word “Diddy” from classrooms. South African teacher Riaan duRand posts a viral TikTok video He announced that anyone who called his students “Diddy” would be put on the “list.” The room where there was chatter and laughter fell silent.

“They don’t say ‘no homo’ anymore. It has become ‘No Diddy’ in our school. When the Diddy story had just come out, the school was completely blown away by the story, and that was before we learned that the story involved minors as well. So there were just baby oil bottles, tunnels, and everyone was talking about it,” duRand said to Rolling Stone.

Another teacher turned to TikTok listing what fourth graders said about Combs’ case, including asking whether baby oil jokes and even “Diddy parties” could be taught. Students flooded with comments saying their teachers forbade them from calling them “Diddy” or threatened to write them down if they did. Clearly, Diddy’s prank got out of hand considering the accusations and The growing pile of civil lawsuits it faces is no laughing matter – especially considering that minors may have been involved in the alleged crimes.

On Monday, September 16, 54-year-old rap mogul arrested in Manhattan six months after federal authorities raided two of his homes in Los Angeles and Miami. The indictment was not announced The next morning, he unsealed charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and interstate transportation for the purpose of prostitution. Allegations against Combs It includes sexual abuse, physical abuse, bribery and various drug crimes.

The most notable claims stem from him so-called “crazy” orgiesProsecutors allege the men and women were drugged and forced to perform sexual acts at Combs’ pleasure. He was also accused of using video footage to blackmail the victims into compliance.

In addition to federal sex crime charges, Combs also has more than a dozen sexual assault cases. He pleaded not guilty to the three-count indictment and was denied bail three times. He will appear in court in May 2025.