The singing, dance, and rap clubs have always hated one another.

They are all performance clubs, yet simply seem to have nothing in common.

They are all made up of passionate members, yet there is never any shared passion.

What happens... when the three are merged to create the M^usicC^lub, and 12 of the members are selected to work together to compete in a pop competition?

Singing Club

Co-Presidents: Kim Joonmyun (Suho), Do Kyungsoo

Vice President: Xi Luhan

Treasurer: Kim Jongdae

Secretary: Byun Baekhyun

Dance Club

President: Kim Minseok (Xiumin)

Vice President: Zhang Yixing

Treasurer: Oh Sehun

Secretary: Kim Jongin

Rap Club

President: Wu Yifan (Kris)

Vice President and Treasurer: Park Chanyeol

Secretary: Huang Zitao (Tao)

The Seoul National EEAA (Enrichment Education for the Academically Advanced) Program is a strictly all-boys program that offers an enriched learning environment for a low tuition fee (most of their funds are from the government or mass fundraising) for gifted and talented boys all throughout Korea. Separated into two school facilities (middle and high school), the program makes it easy for accelerated students to advance through school at their own pace, which means grade-skipping is particularly common. With a very unique testing system of one "big" test (commonly dubbed the major) that is customized to each students individual abilities as well as a regular standardized national test three times a year to see where they stand amongst all the students in Korea. All boys who are accepted into the program and pass the yearly majors are given an automatic scholarship to Seoul University, not to mention the early university courses that are available to pre-graduates who have spare time on their hands. You'll find the EEAA facillities are average-looking schools where riches and powerful families are not what defines popularity. Instead, intellect and intelligence are the virtues this program and those within it learn to value.

Although the school's main focus is on academic ability, it also believes in extracurricular practices, and has many different clubs to offer, with a very open system to club creation. Currently, many competitive sports teams such as soccer, basketball, volleyball, and more have been created, along with a large number of academic competition teams, such as the Mathletes and the Reach for the Top team. These allow the boys in the EEAA Program to have all the extracurricular opportunities of a regular child. Recently, many art clubs have been formed for the sake of enjoyment, and have become particularly popular amongst the student population.

Here, in the Music Club at the Seoul Nation EEAA Program high school branch, is where our story begins.