The Boys Sparks Frenzy with 'Insane' Scene Referencing P Diddy

The Boys has taken a swipe at the P Diddy scandal in its latest episode.

P Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, is 56 years old. He was on trial last year for some serious crimes. He was found guilty of two crimes related to prostitution.

During the trial, it came out that P Diddy had parties with baby oil. The TV show The Boys seems to be making fun of this.

The Boys is now showing its fifth and last season on Amazon Prime Video. The fifth episode had a big reunion with actors from Supernatural.

Fans think the show is talking about the music producer P Diddy.

The episode follows Homelander and Soldier Boy as they look for a powerful substance. They meet Mr. Marathon, who used to be in a superhero team.

The group plays a game of poker, but it's a trap. Mr. Marathon and Malchemical want to hurt Homelander.

Malchemical uses his powers to make Homelander sleep. They try to get Soldier Boy to help them.

Homelander wakes up and fights back. Soldier Boy doesn't betray him, and they fight.

The show had hundreds of baby oil bottles on screen.

The fight moves to a room with baby oil all over the floor.

The baby oil bottles were labeled 'Puff Baby', which is like P Diddy's old name.

Fans on social media loved the scene and thought it was funny. One person wrote, 'Did The Boys really just reference Diddy??????'

Another fan wrote about Homelander's reaction to the baby oil.

You can watch The Boys on Amazon Prime. You can get 30 days free and then cancel.

A fan wrote, 'They put baby oil in it and the name is still Puff Baby. I saw it and still can't believe this.'

Another fan said, 'Puff Baby Baby Oil is INSANE.'

You can stream The Boys Season 5 on Prime Video. New episodes come out every Wednesday.

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