king of the castle

“how likely do you think it’d be that i could get an i love this city shirt from every tour destination? would that make me lame?”

“so lame. which is why you should.”

“you know, being in english speaking countries just makes the urge to sing classics like ‘barbie girl’ even stronger.”

“i’ll sing harmony.”

“too bad that’s your real name. it’s kinda pretentious.”

“thank you for the input, seok.’

“i think i like this trainee program thing. i get to perform without the huge crushing pressure and time crunch of being in a group…..and i still get a little anonymity, since there’s no chance of getting as popular.”

“you were on idol project. you’re popular anyway.”

“with there still being so many stops left on the tour i haven’t lost hope that i’ll be able to have a stage where I can finally show off that i can dance too. Don’t get me wrong i love playing in a band but I want to show the other talent i have that i trained so long for.”

“let’s just quit our beijing stage and have a dance party instead?”

“do you think, if i’m lucky, that when i debut i’ll get that one fan who knows i love peach water and’ll just always make sure i have some?”

“wouldn’t that mean that fan would have to stalk you to make sure you were always supplied?”

“One of the few downsides I’ve encountered so far while being under Gaia is that everyone who didn’t know me before seemed surprised that I was Korean. I mean sure they’re known for saving foreign artists and groups but they can still save Koreans from their old companies.”

“hmm. gaia confuses me. it’s like....kpop....but they all perform in different languages.”

“okay, but hear me out. tnt in rainbow colours with matching glitter eyeshadow. that’s an amazing idea and you can’t convince me otherwise.”

“what kind of song would match that?”