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The No Diddy Dog Instagram page announced on November 28 that the animated canine had passed away. It mentioned that the dog is survived by fellow character Keith and encouraged followers to donate to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in the dog's honor.
In the social media post that had amassed over 20,000 likes and multiple comments, No Diddy Dog said:
“The truth is I HAVE been to the Diddy party, if you are seeing this it means I am dead. I have pre recorded this video and instructed my team to share the truth in the event of my untimely death. Very powerful people wanted me gone. I saw Hollywood A-listers do horrible things- Brian Griffin, Snoopy, Scooby Doo, even Ellen De Generes because I have been to the Diddy party. I truly am sorry for all of this confusion and hope you will remember me fondly.”
The caption of the post read that No Diddy Dog “was found dead this morning after a lengthy search.” It then said that the dog “strived to be the best version of himself every day.”
For those uninitiated, the slang term “No Diddy” is predominately used across social media platforms and is another synonym of the popular “No homo,” phrase which straight people use to say that they are not g*y. The phrase “No Diddy” began going viral online after it was alleged online that Diddy had intimate relations with fellow musicians like Usher, Justin Bieber, and Meek Mill.
About the No Diddy Dog Instagram account as social media page announces death of animated character
The No Diddy Dog Instagram page originated on October 29. In the first-ever post and multiple other posts carrying forward, the animated character who always wears a Hawaiian shirt stated that it did not attend any of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ parties, which have also been dubbed as “Freak Offs.” The canine added in its first ever video that people were confusing him with Snoop Dogg, who is rumored to be an attendee of Combs’ parties.
The dog also said in the video that it is a Christian.
In recent videos, the animated No Diddy Dog repeatedly declared it did not attend Combs' parties, stating just a week ago that it was “not zesty.” Joined by fellow character Keith, who sports a blonde mane and blue Hawaiian shorts, the duo appeared in several posts.
In a carousel post, No Diddy Dog humorously listed reasons for avoiding Combs' parties, including being a “loyal church member,” donating heavily to Make-A-Wish, dogs not being invited to major parties, and an allergy to baby oil.
The Instagram page was referring to federal authorities claiming that they found thousands of baby oil bottles in Combs’ mansions during their raids.
No Diddy Dog passing away comes two days after the Instagram account shared a post of the animated character not coming for the scheduled shooting of content. The caption of the social media post read:
“Members of our camp have not heard from him in over 24 hours. Anyone who knows him know that he did NOT attend the Diddy Party and he ALWAYS carries his cell phone.”
The social media post also included a poster that revealed that the character was missing. The description of the character in the post read:
“Chestnut Orange Fur. Pink and Teal Hawaiian Shirt. British Accent. Definitely NOT Zesty.”
The Instagram account boasted over 33,000 followers at the time of writing this account and was only following Diddy’s official account.
