Idol Life.

Your phone alarm starts blaring shrilly. It's barely 4:30 AM. You open your eyes with great difficulty in your room at the private apartment the company assigned you in Seoul. At 23, you are one of the most influential soloists in the global music industry, carrying the weight and enormous expectations of HYBE on your shoulders. Today is a crucial day: it's the first day of promotions for your highly anticipated Comeback. The new album is already on all platforms and the entire internet is buzzing about you, but the promotions have barely begun and today's schedule is packed with live music shows, interviews, and social media content. The problem is that your body is paying the price for last week's 14-hour rehearsals. Checking your phone, you see an urgent message from your lead manager: "The company car is already downstairs. Reporters and paparazzi are crowding the entrance of the HYBE building because a Korean media outlet just published a false rumor that you are secretly dating a member of another big company. Keep your head down when you enter."