Que from Day 26 Says Diddy Tried to “Sacrifice” Him After a Red Pill Incident in the Hamptons
In a deeply emotional and unexpected interview, Que Mosley — best known as a member of Making the Band group Day 26 — opened up about a terrifying experience he says he endured while at Diddy’s home in the Hamptons. And the story is raising more than just eyebrows.
Speaking on the Amy & T.J. podcast alongside Aubrey O’Day, Que shared disturbing details about a mysterious overnight trip to Diddy’s house — one that he says left him traumatized and questioning his safety.
According to Que, the entire invite was odd from the start. He’d never been asked to Diddy’s Hamptons home before, and he believed the only reason he was brought along was because he was dating former Danity Kane and Dirty Money member Dawn Richard at the time.
He recalls Diddy being “very high” during the visit and said the vibe immediately felt off. Then things took a chilling turn.
Que claims that during the night, Dawn gave him a red ecstasy pill that allegedly came directly from Diddy. About 20 minutes after taking it, Que says he completely blacked out.
What happened next sounds like a scene out of a psychological thriller.
He says he woke up in the basement of Diddy’s home, in the bedroom that reportedly belonged to Diddy’s twin daughters. He was disoriented, terrified, and screaming — and to his horror, there were phones in his face recording him.
“I thought they were trying to hurt me,” Que said, fighting back tears during the podcast interview. He described the moment as one of the scariest of his life and said that even now, years later, it’s something that haunts him.
While his memory of that night is foggy, Que does remember one thing clearly: he was only wearing basketball shorts, and at one point, he jumped into the pool — possibly trying to escape or snap himself back into reality.
The implications of his story are chilling. While Que didn’t go into full detail about what he believes happened or who was involved, he made it clear that he truly feared for his life, and he used the word “sacrifice” more than once when describing how the experience made him feel.
This isn’t the first time allegations have swirled around Diddy, but Que’s account brings a raw, emotional lens to the ongoing narrative — one from someone who was young, up-and-coming, and completely immersed in the Bad Boy machine.
He didn’t share the year the incident took place, but from the emotional weight in his voice, it’s clear this was not just a bad trip — it was a moment that shattered his sense of safety and trust in the people around him.
The full interview is making waves across social media, with fans and critics alike reacting to Que’s emotional honesty. While Diddy has not responded to Que’s claims, the music world is once again being forced to confront dark rumors from behind the scenes of fame and power.
