Diddy Baby Oil Celebrator Armon Wiggins Says Even Luenell Had to Pull Him Aside

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Armon Wiggins -- the man who slipped into the public eye outside Diddy's trial by pouring baby oil over his body when the verdict was read -- is having regrets, now that his viral joke angered so many people on both sides of the case!!!

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00:00You went viral last week when the verdict was read for Diddy.

00:08Am I ever going to slide out of this?

00:10Right, literally.

00:12So we got to ask you what exactly happened that day just to give people some clarity.

00:16What exactly happened?

00:17In short, the short story is, we was outside.

00:21I wanted to do like a little baby oil thing because that was a part of the thing with

00:27my audience.

00:28We would always do like a more oil, more oil, more oil that was a part of the shtick that

00:33I would do.

00:34And where did you get that from?

00:35Did that come from the actual trial?

00:36Well, that actually came from the trial where Cassie would explain that Diddy would require

00:42more oil on the escorts.

00:45And so when I was reading out some of Cassie's testimony, what actually ended up happening

00:50is my people thought that was so funny, like some of the viewers that would watch me thought

00:53it was hilarious.

00:54And so that's what happened.

00:55I don't believe that there was good and bad to it negatively.

00:58Like, of course, you look like the guy that was celebrating a bunch of negative things.

01:03And, you know, a lot of people felt hurt and triggered by that.

01:07So, of course, it affected it negatively because now, you know, we go down in history for, you

01:12know, this YouTuber that didn't take it serious.

01:15He was sitting outside the courtroom yelling more oil when he was supposed to be at a federal

01:20trial.

01:21And it was such a sensitive situation.

01:23So, of course, it affected that because there's some people that know no matter what I do,

01:27I'm never going to be able to change their mind or their perception of me and new media

01:31in a sense.

01:32People did DM me.

01:34People were like, what's going on?

01:36But, you know, I got a shout out to my auntie, Luenelle.

01:40I love Luenelle.

01:41Luenelle reached out to you.

01:42Yeah.

01:43Luenelle has been a supporter of mine for a long time.

01:46She told me it looked crazy as hell.

01:48She definitely did tell me that.

01:49But she said she's been watching me for so long.

01:51So she understood it, right?

01:53And so she just kind of gave me a pep talk and supported me.

01:56But she also told me it looked crazy, you know?

01:58Right.

01:59And, you know, you know where Luenelle stands with the whole situation.

02:02She's not a Diddy supporter in any way.

02:04Right.

02:05But I was appreciative because, you know, I know where she stands.

02:08And she didn't take it personal.

02:10I think if you know what you know, like if you've done the research, you know that it wasn't malicious.

02:15You know, I think a lot of times, not to discredit it, but people just jumped on it because

02:21it was a viral headline.

02:22Like, but after, like after a little bit, people were kind of like, okay, we get it now.

02:28Like, it wasn't like that.

02:30I want to be done.

02:31I want to be oiled out.

02:33The baby oil is gone.

02:34We're over it.

02:35We're moving on to the next thing.

02:36I'm oiled out.

02:39You guys got it.

02:40I learned a big lesson from it because at the end of the day, accountability is key.

02:46Whether I meant it or it was my intention or not, it did affect people because I can't

02:51assume that everyone knows me and everyone's watching me because they're not.

02:56You guys got it.

03:06You guys got it.

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