Common English words can unintentionally cause offense or embarrassment abroad due to similar-sounding vulgarities in other languages. Key examples include “kiss” (sounds like “pee” in Swedish), “puff” (slang for a brothel in German), “payday” (sounds like “I passed gas” in Portuguese), and “lull” (sounds like “penis” in Dutch)

According to gemini (god I hate having to rely on this thing instead of getting actual relevant search results)

“Puff Daddy” Being “Brothel Daddy” is actually not very far off…