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Streaming Activity for Sean “Diddy” Combs Drops Following Assault Allegations

When comparing the entertainer's U.S. catalog streams during the first week of December with streams of his catalog during the week ending May 16, there was a 51.8 percent decrease for songs under his stage name Diddy.

The streaming decline comes after Combs apologized on Sunday for a recently surfaced 2016 video which sees him attacking Ventura, his ex-girlfriend and former protege who was signed to his Bad Boy record label. They settled the case shortly after the filing, but Combs has since faced multiple new lawsuits this year, accusing him of rape, sexual assault and sex trafficking. The album didn’t make a real splash on the music charts, but it earned some acclaim and featured high-profile collaborations with Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, Mary J. Blige, John Legend, Burna Boy and even Herb Alpert.

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