Making the Band's Que (Part 2)
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Amy and TJ presents Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial. We are back now with Aubrey Q from Day 26 and his mom, Nicole. You made a reference in that live interview to a previous interview. You say, yeah, y'all go back and look at me in that, I think it was 2017 or some interview. And you say, you look at me in that thing. Do I look okay to you? I'm not okay. Something's wrong with me. When people go back, I encourage them to look at this. But we see a different individual from the rest sitting there. And I didn't know at that point, I'm looking at you like, what is wrong with him? Like without context, you would look at that video and go, what's wrong with that kid? What was wrong in that moment that you were describing? What was wrong?
That's what he was going through. We were trying to figure out what exactly was happening. But even before that, I don't know. Day 26 did an interview and all the guys were laughing. That was the very first when all this Diddy stuff came out. They did an interview and Q was in the back and he was saying, you know, people don't. I was I was saying something.
And this is 50. Yeah, this is 50.
Yeah. And he was he was talking then and people relate. People went back on that same interview and said he tried to tell y'all a long time ago.
A lot of people that was the very first interest are pulling stuff up like that now and say, oh, it was right there. It was it was in our face. It was right in our face. It was in our face.
I would still travel with him when day 26 was out doing performances. And they would say, well, where's Q? I would go up to the hotel room in the room. He's in the shower sitting in the middle of the shower with the water just pouring like he was trying to get his thoughts and everything to happen.
You know what's interesting? I ran into somebody during the AIDS walk and they said to me, you said it all along, but you weren't the person we wanted to hear it from. And as I'm hearing your discussion that you guys are having, I'm thinking to myself, it wasn't just I wasn't the one they wanted to hear it from. They weren't trying to hear it from any of us. It took so many people along the way to have these types of interviews that you're discussing to finally culminate in some way. I still wonder systematically what the energy is in that department that took. that potentially have has a role in this, because I don't even I don't know how much anyone cared about any of us. And if you could even see it back in an interview, then I've been saying it for 20 years. Who what kind of person needed to say it in order for everybody to listen?
What's crazy is then they laughed at him, his own bandmates. Oh, he's talking crazy. He doesn't know what he's saying. They were laughing at Q in the interview. However, what's interesting is that interview, they laughed at him. But the last interview on Vlad, everybody's crying.
Crying. Everyone was crying. Because, you know, you said, what's it going to take? It was Cassie. It was Cassie Ventura filing a lawsuit. And that's finally when you have the federal investigators looking into it on a criminal level. And now you obviously have him where he is on trial. I'm curious from both Q and from Mama here. What was your reaction when the lawsuit was filed and then when the federal charges actually came down?
Well, I felt some kind of way. I didn't feel some kind of way until, interesting, right? I felt some kind of way when the day that he was arrested, how Don came out then. Aha.
What did she do that day? I can't remember.
She that's when she came out that she was filing a lawsuit on him as well.
It was a bit after that. But yeah.
Yeah. Well, you know what I mean? That's that's when I really like.
And I'm saying you don't know what that she could have been working with the feds. She could have been helping build a case. We don't know. Or she could be something else. We don't know.
You're wanting to give her the benefit of the doubt.
I mean, for legal reasons as well, but I'm not, I'm having a mother's intuition and I'm sticking with that. And I'm going to, I'm going to respect that.
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