Being members of idol groups had never been easy. Sure it gives you money and fame, but it sure does make a lot at stake.

With works to do, you get tied up with hectic schedules. Not being able to rest and meet up with people you care about. Sure, performing and doing what your passion calls for is the best feeling in the world. But not if others dictate you what to do.

With the exposure you get, the more people would follow you around – that at times, they’re crossing way beyond the line. Where is privacy when you need it the most?

With the love and support you get from the fans, you also get the same amount of haters and bashers. From the harsh words that come out from their mouths, or even what they write about you – hiding behind the convenience of their gadgets to inflame your personality, wound your pride and corrupt your good intention.

With the fans you gather, they’ll most likely want to control your every move. Expecting you to be perfect when you know you’re far from being that. Making you feel like every move you make has got to be done in the best of your capabilities. To please them. And not to show who you really are. You feel like a puppet being controlled by what they want they see. You do your best but it seems not enough.

You sing and dance to everyone. You are able to show them what you can, but for what cause? Who do you do it for?

Their never meeting schedules, over protective fans, strict bosses and managers and their time apart. Will they be able to battle them all out? All odds against the two of them, could they win, let alone have a chance?