Diddy, the rap mogul and entrepreneur, is known for his lavish and extravagant lifestyle. He is also a fan of dressing up for Halloween, and he often goes all out with his costumes. Last year, he stunned everyone with his amazing portrayal of The Joker, the iconic villain from the Batman movies. He even fooled some celebrities who did not recognize him under the makeup. You know that Diddy is not going to let nothing stop him. However, he recently revealed that Warner Bros., the studio behind the Batman franchise, sent him a cease and desist letter forbidding him from portraying the iconic character again in the future. Warner Bros. claimed that Diddy's Joker costume infringed on their trademark and intellectual property rights. Diddy said he received several letters from the studio's legal team, and he showed them to Jimmy Kimmel on his late-night show. Diddy was not happy with the ban, and he decided to troll Warner Bros. by dressing up as another Batman character this year: Batman himself. He posted a video on his Instagram account, where he said: "Tomorrow, Warner Brothers lawyers, can you see me? Put this camera on me right here. Head of legal, tomorrow,

watch what I do." He then showed up at a Halloween party wearing a black cape, a mask, and a bat logo on his chest. He also had a sign that read: "Warner Bros. can't stop me!" He posed with other celebrities, such as Snoop Dogg and Jay-Z, who were also dressed as superheroes. He captioned his post: "Happy Halloween!!! #CantStopWontStop #Batman #Joker #Superman #WonderWoman #Aquaman #Cyborg #Flash #GreenLantern #Shazam #BlackAdam"¹ Diddy's Batman costume was a clear jab at Warner Bros., who own the rights to all these characters. He also mocked their upcoming movie, The Batman, which stars Robert Pattinson as the Dark Knight. Diddy said he was the real Batman, and he challenged Pattinson to a fight. He said: "Robert Pattinson, you don't want this smoke. You don't want this smoke. I'm Batman for real." Diddy's Halloween stunt has gone viral on social media, and many fans have praised him for his creativity and humor. Some have even suggested that he should star in his own Batman movie, or at least make a cameo in The Batman. Others have criticized him for disrespecting Warner Bros. and their properties, and have accused him of being childish and arrogant.