Aubrey O'Day
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1,063 appearances
30 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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And technology makes it even easier to do that because it isolates you from having to create friendship circles. And AI is making it so you can have friends now that you don't even have to have friends, really. You could just ask. ChatGPT loves me more than my own friends do. That's funny. So it's like we're being more and more isolated.
I think it really is going to come down to parents truly like grounding their kids in nature, making them put their bare feet.
in the grass and get out away from their phones more because they're just they're they're truly becoming such a everything is becoming such a viral quick moment and if you don't have it and you can't do it you aren't relevant and everybody has moved on after five or six minutes of it being all the talk of the town it's insane.
It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there.
It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there.
So I just think Mia was such a game changer because she established a pattern of sexual abuse that wasn't the way in which it's been spoken about pretty consistently so far, which are these freak-offs. They were just... Alleged rapes occurring while she was packing a bag when she was asked to not asked basically forced for her job's sake to live in his home and Not have locks on her doors, etc.
There was just all of this established behavior That is a bit new for us to hear. So we're learning now a broader scheme We're also seeing somebody that was just an employee she didn't want to be his girlfriend and She didn't want to be lovers with him. And now you're starting to get to hear from more of the enterprise, basically.
Let me be clear, Amy. If he was in charge of finance, which we know he was, I would likely not know him because I didn't see a dollar.
Yeah, I know. But I'm bummed. You did it. You killed it. Listen, he was also leading up all of the fashion brands. He did the film stuff. He was overseeing his portfolio, basically. So doing the day to day operations. But yeah, on the money side, none of the artists probably would ever know him.
He might be the least known person to any of us over at Bad Boy because the money was never coming to us, the artists.
All the money and where the payments were going. You know, like Cassie established in the beginning, she was an artist that was signed to release 10 albums. There is a paycheck that goes alongside that and they recoup things, obviously, but you get consistent paychecks. She made it very clear early on her full time job became doing these sex parties and these freak offs and recovering.
So she was still getting paid as a bad boy employee, though. As we saw these things going on while Danity Kane was still there, I remember there were a lot of feelings of why do we have a platinum album? At this point, we had one. This was before our second one.
And we would sit there and kind of see a lot of very luxurious things happening and wondering why are we the ones that have the platinum albums and we're still sitting on the floor wearing Forever 21 writing songs like Mad Women and Um, and weren't carrying the bags that Cassie had or arriving in the cars that Cassie was in.
I mean, it was like almost this unfair feeling, but she was so sweet to us. It wasn't necessarily toward her, but there was always questions of like, it was very, it was always, we were always very curious as to where the money is going and where we're seeing it going versus who's actually earning it and keeping the whole place afloat.
But also in regards to Derek, he will probably get into the whole financial structure. I'm sure he was paying allegedly many people off. There's a lot of DNAs going on. I'm sorry. NDAs. There's a lot of NDAs. I haven't had my coffee yet, guys.
Yes, it's all over. It's all over. You'll get that one light and turn off to go to the dark. Lord Jesus. But but no, there's there's a lot of NDA talk going on on the stand. And in general, I was even given a NDA when I left and it said certain things. That I could never do if I wanted to be let out of my contract.
I think he's going to be able to understand a lot of the contracts, the money, the movement. And then also he was given a lead position over at Revolt. So he also is likely going to be able to talk about Mia and what he experienced working with her and what he potentially heard, saw or didn't. knows to be true in regards to any of her testimony.
Brian's last cross, he started off his cross with Mia. I thought he, you know, we're really talking one of the best defense criminal lawyers you could probably have. Definitely incredible on cross. His cross was like one of the worst crosses I've seen in this trial so far. And this one this morning was a bit better than
However, if you don't have anything to go on, you don't have any other choice than to victim shame, basically. You have one direction. If they had any real material to discredit her, they would have used it. She was a strong witness. She was credible and she was consistent. And so he had to be strong with her. Unfortunately, I mean, the strong was strong. He asked her direct questions.
The questions... I took note of them because they were, like, so strong.
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