New details have emerged about Diddy's scandalous parties.

Sean Diddy Combs, who has been in the spotlight due to scandalous allegations, has requested bail for the third time, claiming he is 'not a threat to society' ahead of a sex trafficking trial. In a newly released video, the rapper is seen with an unconscious DJ, which has raised many questions.

Diddy’s legal team stated that the rapper has also promised to pass weekly drug tests and not to contact anyone considered a witness. The lawyers argue that despite the federal prosecutors' allegations, Combs does not pose a flight risk and is "not a threat to society."

Diddy has also denied the new allegations against him. His lawyer Erica Wolff stated, "As Mr. Combs' legal team has emphasized, not every baseless claim can be addressed in this incident, which has turned into a reckless media circus. However, Mr. Combs categorically denies any allegations of sexual harassment against anyone, including minors, and considers them to be categorically false and defamatory. He looks forward to proving his innocence and vindicating himself in court, where the truth will emerge based on evidence, not speculation," she said. Meanwhile, new footage from Sean 'Diddy' Combs' scandalous parties continues to emerge. In one of those recordings, Combs is seen mocking an unconscious British DJ. The footage, believed to be from the early 2000s, shows him boasting about making DJ James Ford from the duo Simian Mobile Disco pass out at a house party in London. The rapper said to the recording camera, "A cautionary tale for everyone who is unaware of what will happen when the white guy comes to a P. Diddy party in London... Here’s what happens to the white guy. 'And this is James from Semi Mobile Disco! DJs shouldn’t pass out! But this is what happens to them when they come to one of my parties.'

Sean "Diddy" Combs' mother described the narrative against her son, who is facing dozens of legal cases due to sexual harassment and is awaiting a federal hearing following an indictment that caused a significant public outcry last month, as a "public lynching" in a lengthy statement she made on Instagram, defending her son.