Diddy, who was arrested on multiple sex trafficking and racketeering charges on September 16, had sampled a song by Sting’s band, the Police. Every Breath You Take in his famous song I will miss you.

However, Sting remains unimpressed by the ongoing Diddy scandal and believes it had no impact on the original song.

In a new interview with Los Angeles Times On Monday, November 11, Sting simply said, “No” when asked if Combs’ current situation had changed the song for him.

“I mean, I don’t know what’s going on (with Diddy), but it doesn’t hurt the song at all for me. This is still my song.”

The Police’s frontman shared his perspective on young musicians using his songs as inspiration, saying it gives them new life.

“I have no idea, but when someone wants to add an interlude or whatever it’s called, I never object because I always learn something about the song that I didn’t know or guess and I get paid, so why not? It keeps them up to date.”

“Songs are living organisms; you have to keep giving them life or give them new bedfellows,” he added.

This comes after Diddy’s performance I will miss you The singer, who appeared as a rocker at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards, has been held in prison since September.

The Bad Boy Records founder has filed for bail three times, but he remains held in the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center while awaiting his trial, which is scheduled for next year.