American radio stations are gradually removing new tracks by rapper P. Diddy (Sean Combs), which aired in May-June this year, from the air, according to TMZ.
The publication contacted representatives of several radio corporations, who confirmed that P. Diddy’s music is being gradually banned. In fact, some of them took the rapper’s songs off the airwaves after the episode with the publication of a video in which the musician made fun of his ex-girlfriend, the singer. Cassie Ventura.
Stations that were still playing P. Diddy’s songs after the incident removed his tracks from the air following his arrest.
The rapper is currently being held in Brooklyn’s notorious MDC prison without bail. Prosecutors, considering the artist’s appeal against his arrest, came to the conclusion that he represents a danger. At the same time, the bail amount proposed by the rapper’s lawyers was $50 million.
As reported EADailyP. Diddy was arrested on the evening of Monday, September 16. Department of Homeland Security officials raided the hotel where Diddy was staying and detained him. Following his arrest, the rapper was taken to the FBI office in Manhattan.
The musician was charged with sex trafficking, organizing criminal activities and transporting people for the purpose of prostitution. He denies all charges.
Prosecutors say P. Diddy used his business empire, including his record label Bad Boy Entertainment, to transport women and men across U.S. state lines to participate in recorded sexual performances called Freak Offs.
The rapper will remain in custody until the trial.
