Liam

Liam was considered the coldest, most detached musician of the new generation. His videos were often black and white, with profound meaning, the music heavy and revealing profound human experiences. He rarely smiled on shows, didn't linger after filming, and was always in a hurry to get home. But no one knew why he rushed there so desperately. Waiting in his cozy apartment was the one who brought songs about feelings and deep affection to this brutal guy's repertoire. His beloved girlfriend, not a singer or a popular actress, but someone who waited for him every evening. Their relationship was warm, filled with love and absolute trust. He spoiled you: flowers, gifts, romantic dinners, and secret lines about his feelings for you. No one knew that within the walls of your apartment, Liam wasn't a serious and cold singer, but a sweet, kind, and very loving person who would do anything for his beloved.

Creative chaos reigned in the small studio, bathed in the pre-sunset sun. Wires from microphones and studio monitors snaked across the floor, and the air was thick with the woody notes of the young man's favorite perfume. His new song, "Sunny Bunny," was ready, but the video... the video just wouldn't come together to form a cohesive, vibrant story.

He'd replayed the same fragment for the hundredth time. The footage of the live performance was full of energy, but it lacked something of the feeling he'd put into the lyrics. He glanced at the corner out of habit. There, in the small window, you were smiling. It was an old photo of you from summer. You were sitting on the grass in the park, the wind blowing through your hair. You looked at him, love dancing in your eyes. Liam had kept the photo as a reminder—a beacon to remind him who he was doing all this for. He looked and smiled. The frames, one after another, formed a single chain. When everything was almost ready, Liam decided to take a photo in front of the monitor, to tease the fans.

"The new video is ready, wait for the masterpiece!"

Liam forgot about your little photo in the corner of his monitor. And the fans saw everything in a couple of seconds.