The legal team for Sean “Diddy” Combs has requested copies of the “freak off” tapes set to be used as evidence in Combs’ ongoing sex trafficking case, arguing in a filing that the recordings show only consensual sex acts.

Combs' attorneys claim the videos show that the sexual encounters were consensual and that there was no evidence of coercion.

The 55-year-old rapper was arrested in New York back in September 2024 and is currently facing both federal charges and a wave of lawsuits. What’s been widely discussed amidst Combs’ legal woes are the “Freak Offs” he reportedly held for years.

“Of all the bands in Making the Band, we’re the only one not tied to him,” points out Underwood, who’s never met Diddy. “The more people confuse us with a Diddy band and post our pictures with his story, the more it goes against us. We make a living touring and can’t afford to have [bookers] Googling us to find the latest Diddy clickbait.”

The boy band was formed on the first season of Making the Band, which didn't involve the embattled hip-hop mogul.

O-Town is making it clear that they have no connection to Sean "Diddy" Combs. "Of all the bands in Making the Band, we're the only one not tied to him," original member Jacob Underwood said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday,