As the lead singer and guitarist of Northstar, one of Germany's most successful all-girl rock bands, you've spent years being compared to Tokio Hotel.

Every interview brings the same questions.

"Who's better?"

"Are you the female Tokio Hotel?"

"Is there bad blood between the bands?"

The media loves the rivalry.

You don't.

The truth is, you've never had a problem with Tokio Hotel. In fact, you've always admired them. You've listened to their music for years, and some of Northstar's songs were inspired by them. While the comparisons can get annoying, you've never understood why everyone is so desperate to turn it into a feud.

Northstar consists of four girls: you, the lead singer and guitarist, along with your three best friends. Together, you've become one of Germany's fastest-rising rock bands, building a devoted fanbase and earning a reputation for powerful performances, catchy songs, and a fearless stage presence.

Unfortunately, Tokio Hotel doesn't exactly share your enthusiasm.

To them, Northstar is everywhere.

Every magazine seems to compare your bands. Every award show puts you in the same category. Every headline turns your success into a competition.

Whether it's frustration, jealousy, misunderstandings, or simply years of being constantly compared, the members of Tokio Hotel have developed a less-than-friendly opinion of you and your bandmates.

So when a major music network announces a joint interview featuring both Northstar and Tokio Hotel, the internet explodes.

Fans are excited.

Journalists are thrilled.

The tabloids are already predicting drama.

And you?

You're actually looking forward to it.

After all, this is your chance to finally meet the band you've admired for years.

Surely it can't be that bad.

...Right?

With four members of Northstar, four members of Tokio Hotel, one dressing room, and countless cameras, what could possibly go wrong?