Chaos erupted outside the New York courthouse after the P Diddy verdict was read, with supporters and opposers engaging in screaming matches as they waited to hear if Diddy would remain in jail pending sentencing or walk free
Some fans went so far as to drizzle baby oil on each other’s bodies, with one supporter removing her bright blue wig as she danced around in her underwear covered in oil.
Sean “P. Diddy” Combs was acquitted on three of five charges on July 2 as the jury reached a verdict after three days of deliberation. The former rap mogul was found not guilty of two charges of s3x trafficking and one charge of racketeering conspiracy, and guilty of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.
The baby oil is a reference to the drug-fueled s3x parties, or “freak-offs,” that were a frequent topic of discussion during testimony.
Thousands of bottles of baby oil were found during raids on Diddy’s Los Angeles and Miami homes in March 2024.
News of the massive quantity of baby oil sparked a frenzy online at the time, with many creating memes and making jokes about the discovery, including 50 Cent, who posted an AI-generated video of Diddy drinking baby oil in jail set to George Michael’s Careless Whisper.
In an exclusive video obtained by The Mirror US, a group of people can be seen outside the courthouse dancing in celebration as they cheer after stripping down and dousing each other with baby oil as hordes of onlookers watched and recorded the jaw-dropping celebrations.
During the verdict reading, Diddy dropped to his knees in the gallery, propped up his elbows on his chair, and buried his head into his hands in prayer. He kicked off a round of applause, which his family and legal team joined in on, as the sound of clapping and whistling filled the courtroom.
He turned to his mother and said, “Thank you. Love you mom. I love you. I love you. I love you.”
Diddy pleaded not guilty to all charges against him. Additionally, he vehemently denies all allegations of wrongdoing against him, including those alleged in civil lawsuits.
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