These damn people.
One day after the interwebs began chattering about Danity Kane singer Aubrey O'Day's old song "DJT,Girls in the Night Traffic" (which is pretty clearly about her alleged affair with Donald Trump Jr.), another one of O'Day's damn songs has surfaced and guess who people think its about...
SEE ALSO: Just 13 very upsetting photos of Donald Trump Jr.The humanitarians at TMZ have dug up some previously unseen footage of O'Day's attempts to film a video for her remix of Gotye's hit song "Somebody That I Used To Know." Except in this case "remix" means putting a grating electronic beat over lyrics that remove any of the emotion and mystery because of course.
Painted across her body are words like "liar" and "cheater," which are not signs at all.
For example, when she tweaks the opening lines to say: "Now and then I think of when we were together, like when you told me that your marriage was a lie."
And then continues with her signature lack of subtlety: "You said that was the reason for your pain, but you were scared to ruin your family's name, your wife's the only one glad we are over."
You can listen to audio of the song above in a video that was uploaded on July 31, 2012. TMZ reports it was recorded earlier that year, after O'Day's stint on The Celebrity Apprentice,which is where her affair with Trump Jr. reportedly began.
At this point, there's probably more songs out there that complete this trail of unappetizing crumbs. And given her tweets about the Trumps, I wouldn't be surprised if O'Day eventually just released a compilation album titled "I Had An Affair With Donald Trump Jr. And He's Stupid And I Hate His Stupid Face."
God help us all.
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