Day26 rocked social media this week after a recent interview with VladTV saw all five members – Robert Curry, Qwanell “Que” Mosley, Brian Angel, Willie Taylor, and Michael McCluney – break down as they recounted the “trauma” of working for their former mentor and Bad Boy label boss Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.
Now, their tearful admissions are earning an outpour of sympathy from fans and supporters alike.
Though they took to the ‘Breakfast Club‘ to allude to their stressful time signed to Bad Boy (including not having ownership of any of their own songs), their interview with VLADTV saw them collectively get emotional after reflecting on an email that left them shaken.
According to the group, the message allegedly contained cryptic references to human sacrifices – words that left them fearful and upset with Mosley seemingly taking it the hardest.
“What about the trauma you put me through when I read that email? That’s why it’s not just Sean that’s guilty. They’re all f*****g guilty, man,” Que claimed.
And though they didn’t detail the content of the email, whatever it was clearly made them distressed.
“I’ll keep it very short — things felt very sacrificial,” Que said before clarifying why he couldn’t expound further. “I don’t want to sound like I’m a conspiracy person, you know? Because I’m not. But when you’re under a power, man, it’s just… I can’t go into details now. But, sir, I’ll tell you— it felt like some sacrificial stuff was going on, man. It felt very scary and weird, to the point where I ran to get help.”
As supportive messages rolled in from every corner of social media, Que took to his personal Instagram page on Wednesday (February 5) to respond with a simple “heart hands” emoji to show his appreciation.
At writing, reps for Diddy have not responded to Day26’s chilling allegations.
The embattled mogul remains behind bars ahead of his May 2025 trial for charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and more.
