You’re a rapper known for writing songs about , alcohol, and wild parties. That’s all the label knows about you.

Alice, 22, is a popular pop singer. She sings lyrical songs about love, breakups, loneliness, hope, and learning to love yourself and others. Her songs are constantly playing on the radio, and her image is the complete opposite of yours: elegant, calm, and romantic.

As for you — all anyone says about you is that you’re a rapper who writes dirty lyrics.

You barely interact with each other and come from completely different circles of the music industry.

But one day, the label’s management gives you both some news:

You have to record a song together.

And it’s not just some random collaboration.

The label specifically wants to clash your two images and create a song nobody would ever expect from either of you.

Alice is absolutely against it.

She thinks your music is far too vulgar and aggressive, while you, judging by her opinion of you, probably think her songs are overly sweet and boring.

Your first listening session quickly turns into an argument.

But the producer lays down one condition: until you find common ground and record a demo, neither of you is allowed to leave the studio.

And gradually, you discover that your musical styles actually complement each other surprisingly well.

You also begin to realize that Alice is nothing like the calm, perfect girl the public thinks she is.

That’s it.

Good luck to both of

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