After Warner Bros allegedly banned Diddy from sporting his acclaimed Joker costume this Halloween, the hip-hop mogul took issues into his personal palms by morphing into Batman for this yr’s festivities.
In an Instagram video posted early Wednesday morning (Nov. 1), Diddy, draped within the vigilante’s costume impressed by The Darkish Knight, was perched on prime of a pseudo-Batmobile. “I’m uninterested in mediocrity. Of shortcuts. Of the greed. Of empty fits telling us that we don’t deserve extra,” he says hoarsely. A bit of boy approaches Diddy and encourages him earlier than heading to the streets on Halloween night time.
The clip then cuts to the workplace of a Hollywood studio government, holding a collection of paperwork labeled “confidential as f–okay.” Diddy’s Batman seems behind him and pushes him down onto his desk, demanding that he finish the continuing SAG-AFTRA actors’ strike. “No extra negotiations. Say the strike is over,” Diddy’s Caped Crusader bellows. After an explosion, the chief is proven undressed and gagged on the road, with an indication positioned subsequent to him studying, “The strike is over! Love, the Darkest Knight.”
Throughout his look on Jimmy Kimmel Dwell! earlier this week, Diddy spoke out in opposition to Warner Bros after they complained about his 2022 costume when he remodeled into Joker. “I truly bought a letter from the studio that I can not be the Joker as a result of it broke their trademark that I did it too good, I swear,” he mentioned earlier than ominously including, “Tomorrow, Warner Bros. lawyer, the top of authorized — tomorrow, watch what I do.”
Earlier than stepping out because the Black Bruce Wayne, Diddy commented on Instagram and alleged that Warner Bros despatched him authorized paperwork forbidding him from donning the notorious Joker costume once more.
“Breaking Halloween information,” he relayed in an Instagram video. “Final yr, after I did the Black Joker, I bought a bunch of emails from the studios telling me to not be the Joker anymore, that I used to be breaching the trademark. So I don’t know what I’m gonna be this yr. However I’ll say, to the moth–fu–er that took all this time, we speaking about sending me six full papers — I’m not even gon’ present the enterprise on the papers — however to inform me to not be the Joker, I wanna inform you, you win. I’m not gon’ be the Joker this yr, simply because your a– had sufficient time to f–okay up my moth–f–king Halloween.”
Billboard has reached out to Warner Bros. for remark. Take a look at Diddy’s Batman costume and skit under:
