Diddy Dresses as Batman, Mimics Film Despite Warner Bros. 'Joker' Costume Ban

Diddy's Batman tribute includes an elaborate short film featuring a highly-accurate costume, Batmobile, and a controversial message about the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike, potentially provoking Warner Bros. and the union after alleged ban on his Joker costume.

Diddy went all out for Halloween, dressing as Batman in a tribute to the Dark Knight series by Christopher Nolan, complete with a Batmobile, and creating an elaborate short film featuring a surprise cameo of the Joker.
Last year, Diddy's impressive rendition of the Joker led to Warner Bros. allegedly sending him cease-and-desist letters, claiming that his portrayal was so good it infringed on their trademark. They allegedly forbade him from dressing as the Joker again.
In his Halloween short film, Diddy's Batman confronted a Hollywood executive in his office and demanded an end to the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike. The executive was left unconscious and stripped of his clothing, covered by a sign reading, 'The strike is over! Love, The Darkest Knight.'
The SAG-AFTRA strike isn't officially over and the union is still in talks with AMPTP. Diddy's support for the strike could be viewed as complicating, since he recreated a movie from a struck company.
Diddy's Batman costume and short film drew a lot of attention, with celebrities like Khloe Kardashian and 'House Party' actor Jasmin Brown praising it on Instagram. However, it remains to be seen if Warner Bros. and SAG-AFTRA will respond to Diddy's bold move.