An old clip featuring Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has gone viral after Internet sleuths flagged inappropriate sexual advances in an episode of Nickelodeon’s All That, where a sticky white substance was thrown in a child star’s face.
The troubled rap mogul was at the peak of his fame when producer Dan Schneider cast him in a guest role in 2002.
In the clip, two young actors try to wake up child star Shane Lyon by banging a couple of cymbals.
When that didn’t work, they poured a bucket of sticky “sour milk” on the young actor.
Then the boys asked each other, “What would P Diddy do?” before asking the rapper for advice.
“I’ll tell you what, take this toy helicopter,” Combs responds. “Put it in his pants.”
The children follow a few suggestions and then turn on the toy helicopter with a remote control provided by Combs.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs guest-starred on the Nickelodeon show All That in 2002, where rapper Bad Boy tells two young actors to ‘put a helicopter in the pants’ of another child actor.
Clips from the 2002 All That episode have gone viral as internet commentators continue to point out the inappropriate sexual connotations behind the tasteless skit featuring “sour milk” thrown in a child actor’s face.
Lyon, who was soaked in sour milk, screamed in pain and ran away when the toy in his pants was activated.
“I mean, this is absolutely crazy,” a shocked TikTok user named Christa said of the clip.
“Write ‘helicopter’ in urban dictionary; it also has a dirty meaning, like ‘sour milk,'” another user said.
Combs, 54, remains under the microscope after Homeland Security agents raided his Holmby Hills mansion in California and his Star Island estate in Florida on Monday amid a sex trafficking investigation.
The rapper and producer has not been charged in connection with the sex trafficking investigation.
Her appearance in the 2002 Nickelodeon episode garnered even more attention after the Investigation Discovery documentary series, Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV, premiered earlier this month.
Combs was at the peak of his fame when producer Dan Schneider cast him in a guest role on All That in 2002.
The show revealed shocking details from child stars themselves, including Drake Bell, who revealed that he was raped and abused for years by Nickelodeon speech coach Brian Peck.
The series also interviewed other child actors and writers who accused Schneider of bullying and promoting an abusive and humiliating environment.
Drake Bell, one of the former child actors who participated in the documentary series ID, said he was repeatedly sexually abused by
In the 2002 All That episode that featured Diddy, the rapper is also seen reading a catalog that appears to have pictures of teenagers and pre-teens.
Young girls are also seen shouting for the much older rapper.
The skit continues with Combs announcing his “younger” rap protégé: Lil’ Fetus.
Actor Bryan Hearne, who played the character Lil’ Fetus, told the ID show that he didn’t feel comfortable wearing the tight, nude-colored suit during the now-infamous Diddy parody.
Hearne said he was already uncomfortable playing a character who sold biscuits, which he claimed was a reference to drug dealing.
Former child star Bryan Hearne said he was uncomfortable playing the character Lil’ Fetus in the 2002 episode featuring Diddy.
“I was already in an awkward position being in a leotard,” Hearne said in the docu-series. “That’s not something I’m used to at all.”
Combs already faces several civil lawsuits, including one filed by Rodney ‘Lil Rod’ Jones, who claimed the rapper sexually assaulted him multiple times.
Jones also alleged that Combs tried to “groom” him into accepting a homosexual relationship, according to the complaint obtained by DailyMail.com.
‘Mister. “Combs promised to ensure that Mr. Jones won producer of the year at the Grammys if he engaged in homosexual acts,” the affidavit said.
Rodney ‘Lil Rod’ Jones, who had worked on Combs’ last album, said the producer allegedly drugged him and was grooming him for a homosexual relationship.
Combs maintains his innocence and insists he is the victim of a “witch hunt.”
Video and images obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com showed the aftermath of the raid on businessman Bad Boy’s Star Island mansion, including several disheveled rooms, upturned bedrooms and jumbled drawers.
Officers left Combs’ Beverly Hills mansion in the same manner, taking several personal items from the sprawling property.
Photos show the results of what rapper Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs called a ‘witch hunt’ raid on his Miami property on Monday amid a sex trafficking investigation.
Homeland Security agents arrived in armored tanks at Combs’ Holmby Hills mansion, where his sons, Justin and King, were staying. A source close to the situation told DailyMail.com that the youths are still “traumatized” by the raid.
Combs’ children were questioned at the Beverly Hills estate. He was not arrested during the raids in California and Miami, but the Bad Boy co-founder said he is the victim of a ‘witch hunt’
Combs’ attorney, Aaron Dyer, said the “unprecedented ambush” by Homeland Security agents at his two properties was based on “baseless allegations” in the civil lawsuits against his client.
“Yesterday there was a serious excessive use of force at the military level when search warrants were executed at Mr. Combs’ residences,” Dyer said in the statement issued Tuesday.
“There is no excuse for the excessive show of force and hostility shown by the authorities or the way their children and employees were treated.”
