Viral Diddy conspiracy theory on TikTok suggests FBI found 1000 bottles of drugs instead of baby oil from rapper's home

Sean "Diddy" Combs
Sean "Diddy" Combs' at the "Press Play" Listening Party and Interview on XM Satellite Radio (Image via Getty/@Douglas A. Sonders)

Following Sean "Diddy" Combs' arrest on September 16, his 14-page indictment revealed that authorities found 1000 bottles of baby oil when they raided his LA and Miami mansion in March. As per The New York Times, the baby oil was marked off as one of the many items used in the rapper's "freak offs," in which he allegedly forced and drugged women to perform elaborate s*x acts with male escorts. The acts were often allegedly filmed and used as blackmail to silence victims.

However, a new conspiracy theory on TikTok suggested that the baby oil seized from his house could be drugs. A TikTok user under the handle @gryhulk was one of the first to perpetuate this theory. He questioned why Combs had so many bottles of baby oil at his home and wondered why the authorities seized all the bottles.

He then brought up a 2024 movie called Blink Twice, in which Channing Tatum starred as a tech billionaire who invited women to his private island to take advantage of them. The women were unable to recall these incidents as he gave them perfume laced with drugs that erased their memories for a short term.

The TikTok user likened the movie to the Diddy situation, theorizing that maybe the baby oil was either drugs or laced with drugs. He also postulated that the authorities had not revealed this to the public to entrap the alleged dealer.

This TikTok received over 132K likes and 2.9 million views on the social media platform at the time of this article.


Another TikTok user speculated the baby oil from Diddy's house was GHB

A TikTok user under the handle @rosina1xo theorized that the baby oil found at Diddy's LA and Miami mansions was the drug GHB. The TikTok user suggested that if Diddy were using baby oil at his parties, someone would have mentioned it in passing as a joke. Her TikTok received 2.1 million views and 162K likes at the time of this article.

For the unversed, Gamma-hydroxybutyrate or GHB is an illegal drug that acts as a nervous system depressant. GHB is reportedly colorless and odorless, producing euphoria and relaxation. It is often referred to as "liquid ecstasy." GHB can also be used as a "date r*pe" drug.

It is important to note that both the TikTok videos are speculations. The indictment stated that 1000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant were confiscated from Diddy's home, with no further explanation pointing to the baby oil being allegedly laced with drugs.


Cassie Ventura mentioned the "freak offs" in her lawsuit

During the raids in March, authorities reportedly found guns and narcotics like ecstasy, ketamine, and GHB in addition to the baby oil. The raids came months after Diddy's first abuse lawsuit, filed by his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura in November 2023.

Cassie and Sean 'Diddy' Combs in New York City in 2018 (Image via Getty/@Kevin Mazur)
Cassie and Sean 'Diddy' Combs in New York City in 2018 (Image via Getty/@Kevin Mazur)

The suit, which accused Diddy of r*pe and abuse, also alleged that Ventura was forced to participate in the "freak offs." She alleged that she had been drugged during the incidents, which “allowed her to disassociate during these horrific encounters.”

In his indictment on September 17, the court documents claimed that Combs and his associates used threats of violence and bribery to keep his victims quiet

“Combs and members and associates of the Enterprise pressured witnesses and victims, including through attempted bribery, to stay silent and not report what they experienced or knew to law enforcement,” it states.

On September 16, Diddy was arrested for "racketeering, s*x trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution." As per the New York Times, he was denied bail during his arraignment hearing the following day, where he pled not guilty. He is at the Metropolitan Detention Center awaiting his next hearing on October 9.

Edited by Rachith Rao
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