Overview

The Hasan Piker Diddy Party Allegations refers to allegations that Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, aka Hasanabi, attended a P. Diddy party and had knowledge of what happened at the parties before Sean "Diddy" Combs was widely, publicly exposed and sued in 2023. The allegations are based on a tweet posted by Piker in 2012 reading, "I would love to hang in Diddy's Ciroc Entourage and trickle down bang anything thrown his way," as well as a clip of Piker talking about attending a Diddy parry during a stream and another clip where he describes breaking up with a girl after she told him she was attending one of his parties.

The allegations went viral in mid-April 2025 after Dan Saltman shared the archived link to the tweet after Piker allegedly nicknamed Saltman "the diddler," inspiring reactions on social media. In response, Piker claimed the tweet was a joke, reiterated that he spoke about the party negatively and accused Saltman of accepting a large sum of money from Diddy to support the app TinyChat, which Saltman co-founded.

Background

On December 20th, 2012, streamer Hasan Piker (@hasanthehun on X) made a post on X reading, "I would love to hang in Diddy's Ciroc Entourage and trickle down bang anything thrown his way." The post was deleted on an unknown date but archived on archive.ph.^[1]

On April 16th, 2025, X^[2] user @dancantstream, developer of the app Redact, which lets people mass-delete content from their social media profiles, shared a link to the archived post as retaliation to Piker allegedly nicknaming him "Dan the Diddler," garnering over 12,000 likes in two days.

Later that day, the link was shared again by the official @redactdev X^[3] page, writing, "Hey @hasanthehun, we appreciate you purchasing our software to delete these tweets. But we would really prefer if you just don't exploit women instead. We are gonna go ahead and refund you," garnering over 30,000 likes in two days. The account later commented under the post revealing it to be a joke, writing, "JK hasan is too cheap to buy our software, he must have manually deleted that the second the diddy news hit lmaoooo."

Developments

The Diddy tweet began to spread that day, including through a post by the @DramaAlert X^[4] account made on April 16th, 2025, garnering over 7,200 likes in two days. On April 17th, X^[5] user and streamer @TheOmniLiberal, aka Destiny, posted two resurfaced clips from Piker's streams hosted on unconfirmed dates.

In one clip, Piker explains walking into a Diddy party and seeing a video on a TV screen for "people who were really high" of a "very young girl" who was "supposedly attractive" opening a Christmas gift, describing it as a "real weird" and comparing it to the conspiracy theories of Alex Jones. In the second clip, he tells a story about breaking up with a girl after she said she was going to a P. Diddy party. Some suggest that this means Piker had intimate knowledge of what was happening during the parties. The post gained over 3,300 likes in a day.

That day, Saltman made a post on X^[6] reading, "This is all fun and games but lets be clear- Hasan knew (in his own words!) that there was weird, creepy shit going on at these parties involving children," garnering over 2,200 likes in a day.

Hasan Piker's Response

On April 17th, 2025, Piker hosted a stream on Twitch.^[7] In one part of the stream, he first claims he never went to a Diddy party. He then reads the post from @redactdev and accuses Saltman of taking money from Diddy as an investment for TinyChat, a company co-founded by Saltman. This claim is based on a January 25th, 2011 report by Observer,^[8] which claims that Ashon Kutcher and P. Diddy invested $1.5 million in TinyChat.

Piker claims he doesn't remember making the tweet or deleting it and denies going to a Diddy party and suggests that trust in Redact will be tarnished after they made the post, which suggests they would share the private info of their users. Piker accuses TinyChat of being a site used to facilitate sex trafficking. He eventually remembers going to a Coachella afterparty hosted by Diddy after reading Saltman's "This is all fun and games" post and re-tells the story of seeing the video of the kid opening the present.

That day, a compilation of Piker's reaction was posted to the Hasanabi Archive YouTube^[9] channel, garnering over 12,000 views in a day.

Online Reactions

As the allegations went viral on social media, people began reacting to the clips of Piker, with Saltman continuing to spread the claims. On April 17th, 2025, X^[10] user @dancantstream posted a meme compiling the footage of Piker talking about the Diddy party, garnering over 2,400 likes in a day.

On April 18th, Piker made a post on X^[11] in response to the @redacttv post exposing Saltman of taking money from Diddy, garnering over 36,000 likes in under a day.

That same day, Ethan Klein, who is in a feud with Piker, shared the meme edit of Piker's Diddy clips to the h3h3productions Instagram^[12] Story, captioning it "weird business."

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