Diddy was recently hit with his fourth lawsuit after being accused by different women of sexual abuse, rape, human trafficking, and physical violence, among other things.

Now, the women's rights group UltraViolet wants him banned from the Grammy Awards, which takes place on February 4, 2024, in Los Angeles.

"We are deeply disturbed and concerned by the recent allegations of sexual abuse, sex trafficking of a minor and domestic violence made against Sean 'Diddy' Combs over the past three weeks,"a statement reads. "The gravity of the allegations against Combs underscore the ongoing need for accountability and that the #MeToo movement is relevant and badly needed more than ever."

"Last month, the Grammys awarded Combs with his first-ever nomination as a lead artist in one of the two R&B album categories," the statement continues. "We are calling on the Grammys to stop enabling abusers and to immediately rescind Combs' nomination and invitation."

Diddy has denied all of the claims so far, but his brand has still taken a hit. He's already stepped down as the company chairman for Revolt, the media company he founded. 

Plus, the Capital Preparatory Harlem Charter School ended its relationship with him earlier this month.