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a/n: Available on Ao3 and Quotev too.

The NRC group performed an original song directed by the Ramshackle Prefect. This year’s SDC happened to be held at Black Swan Academy, an all-girls school.

And when it comes to satisfying the female gaze? You argued you were the best at it.

“Guys, guys, guys—hear me out.”

And then you started ripping their ears off about this amazing, wonderful, talented boy group from your world. Using your connection to the glorious Vil Schoenheit, you managed to convince him to recreate a song from your world for the SDC.

Next: choreography.

You, being the fangirl that you are, knew exactly how it should look. The problem was, you had absolutely no fucking talent when it came to dancing.

“I don’t know what that jiggly worm motion is supposed to look like,” Jamil commented.

It’s a good thing both Jamil and Kalim are patient men, because they somehow helped you recreate your absurd movements just fine.

What a talent, am I right?

They performed at the SDC.

Boom.

Booming.

People shouted, screamed, cried tears—definitely only in your imagination—at witnessing the magnificent creation you had brought to life.

For the first time in a century, NRC finally won against RSA.

Everyone looked shocked. But you, the proud parent, just puffed out your chest.

“Told you my (insert group name from your world) would never betray me.”

Everyone was happy.

Your boy group kept gaining traction weeks after the SDC ended. Fan edits, drawings, even entire fanbases somehow started sprouting out of nowhere. The boys racked up thousands of followers and started getting recognized whenever they stepped outside NRC.

Using their original recordings, you decided to upload the song to a streaming site.

And boy, oh boy, did it make money.

The song somehow landed in the Top 50 of whatever the Billboard equivalent is in Twisted Wonderland, and of course, you split the earnings evenly.

But wait.

You—the great you.

Were you satisfied with just this?

No.

Here comes the seduction arc.

“Hey, hey~ Ace, Deuce… are you sure you guys don’t want more money and fame?”

You started feeding them promises. Visions. Dreams. At first, they brushed you off. But what are you, if not a bundle of pure, unrelenting determination? So you kept trying.

Ruggie said yes immediately—because, hey, money—but didn’t take you that seriously. More like, “yeah sure, go off, do your thing.”

Ace, Deuce and Epel just… followed along.

Kalim said yes. Jamil, as expected, said no.

But you didn’t give up.

You planned. You researched. You dragged the Pop Music Club into this. You created new music. You showed the recordings to the boys and they liked it.

So you pushed. At least record it. Even if you don’t want to be idols, the money alone is worth it.

You may have manipulated them a little.

“Please, bro. At least help me make some money. I need to eat.”

They sighed. And did exactly what you wanted.

Boom.

Another boom.

The song became a global sensation, climbing all the way to #15 on the global charts.

All they could do was stare, jaws dropped.

“I TOLD YOU. NEVER QUESTION MY VISION,” you declared proudly.

And with that proof, your persistence and your borderline menace energy, they finally agreed to form a group.

The boys did it for the money. Well, most of them.

Kalim? He just thought it sounded fun and Jamil only agreed because Kalim did. (Deep down, he probably wanted to enjoy it too. He’s just a bit tsundere about it. Have some understanding of him, okay?)

I like to think Father Al-Asim would approve. He’d say having fun when you’re younger is fine, and when Kalim eventually inherits the Asim household, he can stop then.

Next step: management.

While you excelled at creative direction, you needed someone to handle schedules, contracts and all the legal nonsense.

“Aw, hell no,” Jamil refused immediately.

And who's better on the job than Azul Ashengrotto?

But you pulled him aside.

“Jamil. Listen.”

Would you rather be stuck with a bastard you know… or a hollywood bastard you don’t?

“What is a hollywood?” was his reply.

Azul was, understandably, deeply offended by your explanation.

You didn’t care. You just stared him down and threatened to release every embarrassing thing of him you’ve ever gotten out of Floyd and Jade.

Then you turned back to Jamil and the others.

“At least we know Azul and the Tweels. If we’re stuck with management, better it’s someone we’d rather deal with than complete strangers.”

They… agreed.

Reluctantly.

And that is how your build-a-boy group was born.

Let’s go.

Jamil Viper

Main Dancer, Main Vocalist, Leader

Obviously, Jamil would end up as the leader of the group. This decision comes after a long discussion. Since the leader carries the biggest burden and responsibility, you need someone who’s reliable, level-headed, and emotionally restrained.

Jamil, unfortunately, checks all the boxes.

He is hesitant, of course. Constantly wondering if this is really okay, if it would mean overshadowing Kalim. He can’t have that. But deep down… the idea of finally being a leader is still tempting.

Until he realizes he’s basically a single father of five toddlers.

Jamil is the kind of leader who’s respected by both the members and the fans. There was this one award show when they went up to give a speech, the audience just wouldn’t stop screaming.

So he raised a finger to his lips. And the crowd went silent instantly.

The clip went viral, with people losing their minds over how fucking hot he looked doing it.

In funny video edits, Jamil is the savage, effortlessly funny one who rarely does anything, but the moment he finally does, no one can stop laughing.

The group has a reality show where they try a bunch of things for the first time, and in one episode, Jamil finally snaps. He lashes out at Ace, completely frustrated and overstimulated, he just… screams.

He’s pissed, straight-up threatens to throw a pan at Ace’s face, and then starts cursing. Which he has never done before (At least, not on camera.) The editors censor every single swear word with chirping bird sounds. The boys can’t contain their laughter. Even the crew is on the floor.

It becomes ten times funnier just because it’s Jamil finally cracking open.

He’s lowkey hilarious without even trying.

But the boys respect him, too. The moment he switches to serious mode, they listen. No arguments.

He even once shut down a paparazzi who kept harassing him and the members. And of course, the clip went viral.

Adeuce? Scared shitless.

There was this one time they went live without a manager because they thought they were “mature enough” to behave (they were not). They started talking about their days back at NRC, which was fine… until somehow, the conversation shifted to how almost everyone had a crush on you and how it had basically become a canon event.

And then the door opened. Jamil walked in mid-conversation, said nothing, and just… sat between them.

The conversation died instantly.

Another viral clip from Jamil Viper.

Fans call him “HR department.” ever since.

Jamil’s voice is incredibly recognizable, sprinkled into almost all of their songs. Take his vocals out, and you’ll immediately feel that something’s missing. He carries ad-libs and hard notes effortlessly.

Now, when it comes to his solo career… For some reason, I think he would pull up a Zayn😭

The group goes on hiatus to rest, and he just never releases anything.

He drops music once in a while and that’s it.

Honestly, I like to think he uses that hiatus to properly rest. To travel. To see the world like he’s always wanted. At this point in his life, he’s no longer Kalim Al-Asim’s personal retainer.

They’re still close. Still friends. But Jamil isn’t tied to him anymore. I want to believe that, after everything, they finally had that long-overdue conversation and reached a mutual understanding.

Anyway, back to Idol Jamil.

I don’t know why, but I imagine his solo sound being something like Too Sweet by Hozier or Dusk Till Dawn by Zayn.

Jamil rarely releases music. He only has one album. But every time he drops something? Guaranteed No.1.

He does features occasionally, maybe some movie soundtracks. Very Zayn-coded behavior.

#goodluckjamilstan

Kalim Al-Asim

Lead Dancer, Sub Vocalist, Sub Rapper

Kalim is obviously the lead and main dancer. He’s always at the center during the hardest choreography, and he absolutely devours every time. Out of all the members, he is the performer. He can sing, he can dance, and he gives 100% on stage. Always. He’s the most expressive member, and you can tell he genuinely loves being there. His solo stages are usually the most festive and extravagant, and even after going solo, that never changes. KALIMYONCE.

In funny videos, it’s mostly him being clueless about certain things but still ending up succeeding. Like in their reality show, every challenge, he somehow wins. Kalim isn’t the most competitive, he just takes it easy, but somehow always wins. Hello? Ruggie calls it reverse pulling, and Epel tries it once, only to end up at #6 and fail miserably.

And no, it’s not dumb luck. He just messes around at first, no stress, but he’s actually witty. In the middle of the challenge, he suddenly switches direction and wins. (A nod to Kalim’s wit during the Tamashina Mina event where he used Leona as a marketing move.)

Kalim’s strategy? Don’t stress. Calm down. It’ll work out.

Low cortisol Kalim.

People believe God has a favorite and it’s Kalim Al-Asim.

Kalim is the bias (favorite member) wrecker. He has the most insane off- and on-stage switch. For some reason, when he’s on stage, he turns into this confident, seductive, magnetic idol. Fans say that after leaving the concert, Kalim completely makes them question their bias rankings.

As a soloist, he’s wildly successful. I can see him as a performer like Michael Jackson, dancing and delivering vocals at the same time. Do you know Lay Zhang’s concert where he brings out that huge roll-out screen like parchment? That’s Kalim Al-Asim level of stage, alright. I know it. 100%.

And listen, someone definitely tries to claim to have his son at some point. Man ends up living his own Billie Jean moment 😭

For the first time in his life, Kalim doesn’t have to worry about what he eats anymore, because both you and Azul always make sure no one can lay a finger on him or the other members. Not to mention the millions of fans and the extra exposure, he now has that “celebrity protection” status. Anyone trying something would have to deal with not only the Al-Asim family, but the media and an entire fandom watching. I also believe adult Kalim would become much sharper with schemes, thanks to his experience, political ties and the way he learns to use his fame.

In his thirties, when he’s less active because he has to inherit the Al-Asim household, he says being in the group was one of the best chapters of his life. He felt free. He felt loved. And he’s always glad he said yes.

And then, a few years after his hiatus, he performs at the Spelldrive Bowl—or whatever the Twisted Wonderland version of the Super Bowl is—and the world goes wild.

King of Pop, I would say.

Ruggie Bucchi

Main Rapper

If you ask Ruggie if he ever thought his life would turn out like this, the answer is no. Fuck, he never thought he’d become a pretty boy dancing on TV.

But does he regret it?

No.

Because now he can help his grandma and the kids in his neighborhood even more.

Ruggie is loved by many for his story. For his background and where he came from. He doesn’t even try to make it inspirational. He just mentions things here and there, and people piece it together on their own.

For some reason, he manages to pull in both moms and their kids as fans.

There was this one interview outside a dome arena they were performing at. A mother and her son, both decked out in Ruggie merch from head to toe.

“I always tell my son to grow up like Ruggie. Always polite, kind, down to earth, and helping others.”

Wow.

What a patron role model.

The first million he made, he immediately bought a house for his grandma. Then he built a school. A clinic. A retirement home. An orphanage in the slums. He even started an education foundation to support bright, talented students.

As an idol, Ruggie has a very distinct style of rapping. You hear it once, and you know it’s him. He’s still not the best dancer, but he’s a hard worker and willing to do anything to keep up.

On stage, he’s probably having the most fun out of everyone. Super playful and always improvising.

He’s also the member who does the most aegyo (cute acts).

Very interactive with fans. Too interactive, honestly.

He sometimes forgets his lines because he’s too busy engaging with the crowd until Jamil has to remind him through the mic:

“Ruggie, do your line. Ruggie, sing. Ruggie—”

Well.

At least that’s how people know the group isn’t lip-syncing.

When it comes to his solo work, I think of one song that fits him perfectly:

Thrift Shop by Macklemore.

Ruggie uses it to criticize overconsumption and the materialistic lifestyle of rappers and celebrities in general. He never brags about wearing million-dollar outfits even when he himself is a brand ambassador for a luxury fashion house.

The song hits No.1 on the charts and earns him recognition from fellow rappers, including those who used to look down on idol rappers.

Lastly, Ruggie goes viral constantly for having the most random side quests. One day he is live streaming in the middle of the desert. Another day he is dancing in an old tavern in Ultramarine Town. Then someone spots him ice fishing near Briar Valley. A mom once sent her daughter a selfie with him, and the picture blew up on Magicam.

“WHAT THE FUCK IS RUGGIE BUCCHI DOING AT A BINGO HALL???”

Ace Trappola

Lead Rapper, Lead Vocalist, Center

Ace Trappola is built for entertainment. Not only is he the perfect image of an idol, he is also an amazing entertainer. He is the face of the group as the most famous member. He can sing, he can rap, he can dance. He does everything, an all-rounder. He was born with a natural talent for entertaining, and whatever he wants, he gets.

He is the Ace.

He and Ruggie are the ones who write their rap lyrics for group songs. He also helps you create the group’s music in general. His name is credited on many of their songs, and he even writes for other groups and singers, with most of them charting. He is probably the first member, aside from Kalim and maybe Jamil, to get a black card just from songwriting money alone.

He would probably be a guest judge on an idol survival show. Every show he appears on goes viral because he is naturally funny, but he enjoys filming reality shows with his members the most, where he can be the most free. His partner in crime is always Epel, and the two of them are a constant headache for their leader.

And here is the thing, Ace knows he is a big shot. His stage performances are always highly anticipated. On stage, Ace is the definition of an idol. Confident, cocky, and talented enough to back his attitude. His stage presence is massive, which is exactly why he is the center. He becomes the idol of idols (Ho, you Chappell Roan?)

I would even say he has the highest bidding photocard on eBay.

Unfortunately, at some point Ace has to take a long hiatus due to declining mental health. The announcement shocks fans. The group continues their schedule without him for a year, until he finally returns and makes a roaring comeback.

“Welcome back, asshole,” says Ruggie at their comeback concert.

When it comes to his solo career, I would say he becomes a rapper-singer, winning Grammys for his hits. And for some reason, I cannot shake the idea that mid-thirties Ace ends up in an eternal beef with someone, like Kendrick Lamar. Other rapper pisses him off once, and he just never lets it go.

Listen, Ace is usually pretty chill and minds his own business, but if someone gets on his nerves? It is over for you buddy.

Do not fuck with him.

Oh, and he headlines both Coachella and the Super Bowl.

P.S. If you do not vibe with rapper Ace, look up Don't Go Insane by DPR IAN. That Joker-like, mental struggle concept? That is Ace (Cmiiw).

Epel Felmier

Main Vocalist, Visual

Obviously, the visual. Main vocalist, and goddamn that high note. Insane vocal range. He’s featured the most on movie and drama soundtracks and even wins Best Original Soundtrack.

He is the type of idol who refuses to be called cute. He will literally shake his head when someone calls him that. He tells people to call him cool, handsome, anything but cute. Fans tease him during concerts by calling him cute, and he playfully sulks and runs away until they coax him back by calling him cool. Then he comes back and poses for them.

Lol. What a cutie.

You and Azul never force the members to be something they are not. You never assign personas because you believe authenticity is what makes the group special and more likable. So if Epel wants to be cool, then he will be cool.

Too bad our cute mouse visual sometimes gives it away (ᗒᗣᗕ)՞

He is the most chaotic member. There is always something happening with him every five minutes on their reality show. He grew up being playful with his cousins back home, so when it comes to games, he is very agile.

And he also famously cheats ദ്ദി ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ )

If you know Jeonghan from SEVENTEEN, then yes, that is basically him.

Ace calls him out multiple times, and Epel just goes, fuck you bro, you do the same.

Acepel anyone?

He is very competitive and always makes sure he does his best and beyond when it comes to games. Which is why his mortal enemy is always Kalim because what the fuck, why is this guy effortlessly winning?

He panics and gets stressed during games and needs to be reminded to take it easy from time to time.

Ruggie: “Calm down bro, it’s just a game.”

He also always goes viral when he lashes out in his accent at the members.

“YA WANT TO BE DEAD??”

When Epel goes solo, I think he would go full pop. But what people do not expect is how dirty his songs are. Like, what? Seven by Jungkook? SexyBack by Justin Timberlake?

Oh my gosh, Epel (╥﹏╥)

But of course, his fans will always defend him, as they should, because Epel is a grown adult and can do whatever he wants.

He is also known for having a close relationship with Oscar-winning actor, Vil Schoenheit, and eventually steps into acting himself. He does not take many roles, but his acting is recognized and respected by his peers.

Deuce Spade

Main Rapper

Now hear me out. Deuce has HUGE fanboys. Our youngest somehow has the deepest rapping voice, and his on-stage persona is just so cool. You know that cool dude idol type? Yeah. adghjkashjdsadkl God help me, he is so fucking hot.

He is quieter than the other members, but that does not mean he cannot be chaotic. He is a good boy and never does anything bad, but unfortunately always gets dragged into Ace or Epel’s mischief. And because he is a good boy, when something happens, he can just blame it on them and the older members will believe him.

“I DID NOTHING!” Epel screams while getting stared down by Ruggie for breaking the toilet handle that one time.

My baby bunny is effortlessly cute. His nap clip went viral when Kalim showed fans how Deuce usually naps during recordings. Curled up into a ball on the sofa, surrounded by plushies and soft blankets. Aww (ฅ́ ˘ฅ̀)♡

Even as an idol, Deuce always prioritizes his education. I would say he continues his further studies alongside his schedule. Another member with a strong mom fanbase for this exact reasons.

He attends lectures offline once in a while, and there are plenty of clips of him studying in class. When he has group projects, he often buys his classmates treats and meals.

On stage, though? WhoOoOOoOo. Who is that sexy white chocolate in da back?

He has so many fanboys that every time before he speaks, they bark for him. Deuce is obviously shy about it, but they just get louder. Sometimes the members bark with them too. Usually Ruggie.

Even though he is nice and effortlessly cute, his old delinquent side still shows sometimes. When his expression shifts, people know to be careful. This man will throw hands if needed. Most of the time he does not have to, though, because people back off the moment he looks pissed. It’s very visible.

Because of his deep voice, stage presence, personality, and solo style, he has a huge fanboy following. I imagine his songs becoming massive hits among fanboys and even breaking into mainstream media, something like FE!N by Travis Scott.

“I hope they play FE!N,” is Deuce trend.

(P.S. you can also go the Bad Bunny route if you prefer that vibe.)

He is also into blastcycles and cars, which just adds to his “manly charm.”

However, let it be known, Deuce is also known for his gentlemanly character. He respects women, always thanks his mom for his achievements, and is gentle with kids. All the members are feminists, but Deuce is especially vocal about it.

So when some bigots try to claim Deuce for their “alpha male Andrew Tate” agenda, they immediately get jumped by his fanboys.

“You are not a real Deuce fan if you do not understand his personality!”

“Get him out of your toxic masculinity agenda!”

Wow.

(Reference to that one Ruggie fanart being used by Andrew Tate. I lose a year of my life every time I remember it T_T)

And yet, no matter how hardcore you are as a Deuce fan, you will never beat his number one supporter, Epel.

(A nod to canon Epel fanboying over Deuce’s younger persona.)

“When you are in loving Deuce competition and your opponent is Epel Felmier 😒”

#goodluckdeucestan

Manager! Yuu

The group goes for a hip hop and pop style, I assume. You are not just their manager, you are their creative director. You take everything you loved from idol groups back in your world and mesh it together for the boys. Like I said, it is basically your build-your-idol setup.

Not only does the group have catchy songs, they also have insane choreography. People often accuse them of lip syncing, but it gets debunked easily by Jamil and Epel’s adlibs, Ruggie forgetting his lines, and Deuce forgetting lyrics.

Not as bad as Ace straight up rapping gibberish when he forgets the lyrics he wrote himself though.

“What is this? Ver.2?” a fan asks.

The reason your group does so well is because of how interactive they are with fans and how well they take care of what fans want.

You are the very first person to introduce photocards in albums. The albums also include photobooks, posters, and even standing acrylics sometimes. They do livestreams, fan sign events, video call events, and they are allowed to roam the internet and interact with fans, with moderation of course.

You indulge the fans with merch and fun content like variety shows. And when photocards start reselling for absurd prices, you and the members actively discourage it. It is unhealthy, after all.

On top of indulging fans, you also take extra care of what they actually need.

When hundreds of brand deals start coming in, the first conversation you have with Azul is about controlling their exposure.

One thing many entertainment companies miss is how they push idols to their limits with brand deals just to maximize profit. But you and Azul know better.

That leads to oversaturation.

And when there is oversaturation, consumer fatigue follows.

As fans, people naturally want to buy whatever their idols endorse. But imagine if your idols are everywhere. Food, clothes, products, even insurance. No one can keep up with all of that. People get tired.

And so do your boys.

This moderation allows them to rest properly and have breathing room between schedules.

So you and Azul carefully choose only a few deals that truly benefit both the company and the members. Background checks are mandatory. No bad publicity, no shady affiliations. Absolutely not.

You refuse to let anything become a liability to your boys.

In hindsight, you take good care of your idols to the point that you become the bare minimum standard for idol management. No overworking, fair distribution, balanced exposure, and respect for their personal lives.

You used to manage them directly, but as they grew bigger, you could no longer follow them everywhere. They each get personal managers. For important or risky events, Azul sends Jade or Floyd to accompany them.

You and Azul co-found Mostro Entertainment. And when your boys grow older and start building lives outside the group, it is time to raise a new generation.

You open global auditions.

Hundreds of thousands of people send in their tapes.

Good luck!

Group Trivias

Oh they are very chaotic.

Older gang - Jamil, Kalim, Ruggie

Younger gang gang - Ace, Epel, Deuce

Now fight!

Jk. but you get the idea.

When it comes to games, the most wins go to Kalim and Ace.

Epel and Ruggie are okay.

Jamil and Deuce though? Oh my god.

It’s not like Jamil is bad, you know. He often finishes challenges the fastest. It’s just that something always happens to him for some reason. He could be one step away from winning and something just… fucks it up. And it’s completely out of his control. If dumb luck exists, then Jamil has dumb unluck or whatever it’s called.

But hey, Jamil mostly doesn’t really care. It’s just a game anyway. (He’s seething inside.)

Deuce is the opposite. He tries his best but still can’t win, simply because he’s a good boy and everyone else is cheating ദ്ദി ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ )

He tries to cheat sometimes, but these cheaters are always one step ahead of him, so…

Nobody wants to be on the same team as him because they somehow always lose. Even Kalim, who never loses, ends up losing when he’s with Deuce .·°՞(っ-ᯅ-ς)՞°·.

Deuce can’t do anything except sprawl on the ground in defeat.

BUT. It does not apply when he’s on reality shows with other celebrities.

He wins.

So the problem is not him. It’s his wicked ass members.

#justicefordeuce

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Every older member has their favorite younger one. Jamil secretly has a soft spot for the mischievous rebel fox, Ace, even though he gives him so much trouble. Kalim is with Epel, and Ruggie with Deuce.

They are also split into introverts and extroverts.

Extroverts: Ruggie, Epel, Kalim

Introverts: Jamil, Deuce, Ace

Yes, people think Ace is an extrovert, but his off-camera persona is very different from his on-camera one.

The group also sings the soundtrack for a boy group animation, something like the Saja Boys. I can totally see them doing soda commercials too. Soda Pop. Fuck 😭

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There is a long-running conspiracy that Jamil actually controls the group’s mic levels. Fans swear that whenever things get too chaotic, Jamil’s mic gets louder.

No one can prove it.

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They have a secret group chat without you. Not because they are hiding anything serious, but because “Sometimes we need to complain about you too.”

You found out.

You pretended not to.

Azul definitely knows.

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They once tried to do a “who knows you best” quiz. It ended in chaos because:

Everyone thought they knew you best

Half the answers were wrong

Ace and Ruggie started arguing about technicalities

Kalim was just happy to be there

Deuce got nervous

Jamil refused to participate halfway

You never approved that episode.

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They have a habit of exposing each other’s pre-debut stories. Especially Ace and Ruggie. Anytime one of them starts talking, another member will immediately go:

“Do you want me to tell that story?”

Instant silence.

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Jamil has threatened to leave group chats multiple times. He never actually does. But the threat alone is enough to make everyone behave for about… five minutes.

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Kalim is the only one who can casually invite people over without warning. One time he just went “Oh yeah, I invited some friends!”

“Who?”

Names that make everyone freeze.

Jamil has to do damage control immediately.

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Epel has broken at least one prop per variety show. Not on purpose. Just… energy.

Staff now prepare backups.

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Deuce is the only one staff trust with instructions.

If something needs to be done properly, they tell Deuce.

If something needs to be entertaining, they tell anyone else.

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Ruggie has a reputation for negotiating everything.

Even snacks.

Staff: “This is for everyone.”

Ruggie: “But what if I take two?”

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Ace has been caught reading his own fan comments.

He denies it every time.

There is video proof.

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They have a tradition where after every major concert, they sit together and eat. No cameras, no staff, just them.

It’s the only time they are completely quiet.

a/n: That’s as far as my brainrotting idol headcanons go, y’all. Who do you think would be your favorite? I’d personally be a Deuce stan, but Ace is so close to being my bias wrecker. Epel comes next. Do you have any other trivia these stupid idols would get into? LOL. Let me know, please. Come brainrot with me. See ya!