A Making the band contestant claimed he was sexually assaulted by Sean “Diddy” Combs and the mogul’s bodyguard in a lawsuit filed by the attorney. Tony Busbee. According to court documents obtained by AllHipHop, the plaintiff said the abuse occurred while he was auditioning for Diddy’s reality show.

“On the first day of the audition, during a one-on-one interview, Combs asked plaintiff hypothetical questions about handling situations involving sexual pressure,” the lawsuit states. “As Combs described these scenarios, he began sexually assaulting the plaintiff by touching him both over and under his clothing, including groping and caressing the penis and instructing the plaintiff to undress. While groping the plaintiff, Combs engaged in explicit sexual behavior, including masturbating. Throughout this meeting, Combs emphasized his power to control Plaintiff’s future in the music industry, stating that he had the ability to ‘make or break’ Plaintiff’s career.”

The plaintiff, identified as John Doe, was 17 years old when he auditioned for Making the band. He went through what was described as a “longer interview process” on the second day.

“During this interview, Combs again instructed Plaintiff to undress, explaining that Plaintiff needed to demonstrate the ability to embody a ‘sex idol’ persona, which was allegedly necessary for the band’s image,” the lawsuit stated. “This encounter eventually turned into Combs forcing the complainant to perform oral sex with him and Combs sodomizing the complainant.”

Diddy’s bodyguard allegedly engaged in abuse on the third day. John Doe said he was removed from Making the band because he didn’t react the way Diddy wanted him to.

“On the third day, Combs engaged his bodyguard ‘T’ in sexual advances,” the lawsuit explained. “Combs framed this as a test of plaintiff’s willingness to do whatever it takes to succeed in the music industry. “T” demanded oral sex from Plaintiff, and while Plaintiff complied due to force, Combs sexually assaulted Plaintiff again, simultaneously groping and fondling both Plaintiff and the bodyguard. Plaintiff’s facial expressions during this ordeal showed his discomfort and hesitation, prompting Combs to express his displeasure. Combs stated that the plaintiff’s behavior suggested an intent to report the incidents, and as a result, Combs said he would be “keeping an eye” on the plaintiff. Ultimately, this resulted in the applicant being eliminated from the competition as Combs claimed that the applicant was untrustworthy due to his reservations about performing oral sex with a bodyguard.”

John Doe is one of over 150 people suing Diddy for sexual assault. The Bad Boy Records founder is currently in custody on sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy and transportation to engage in prostitution charges.