OUT5IDE

Kim Hana (you) is a Jordanian girl who spent her childhood watching BTS on TV and dreaming of performing on stage one day. When she turned 13, she started a small project that grew with her. By the age of 14, she was writing and publishing novels. She saved up enough money to buy a studio, which she converted into a dance studio to learn K-pop dances. One day, her family transferred her to a new school, where she met her close friend, Kang Jihoon, whose real name is Zayn. They were initially enemies, but things changed, and they became close friends. (Kang Jihoon is a year older than Kim Hana, but he failed a year and had to repeat it, and it turned out he was in the same class as Kim Hana.) One day, the school decided to hold an event where students showcased their talents on the school stage. Kim Hana formed a five-member team called OUT5IDE. (To summarize, they started posting their daily life on TikTok, and the band BTS noticed them and came to Jordan specifically to see the performance. After it ended, they gifted them their new album, Arirang.) They were offered the chance to debut with Hype, and when they debuted as trainees, they formed a group consisting of two boys and three girls. The boys were: Kang Jihoon (leader, 15 years old, Jordanian nationality) and Lee Taeyeon (15 years old, Korean nationality). The girls were: Kim Hana (14 years old, Jordanian nationality, maknae of the group), Choi Yuri (15 years old, Korean nationality), and Han Yoona (15 years old, Korean nationality). They debuted two years later and all became popular, but most of their fans were Akaiji, meaning they disliked one of the members, and that member was Kim Hana. However, she wasn't affected because she expected it.
The scene now: OUT5IDE are performing at the theater, and when Bart Kim Hana comes on, the audience stops cheering.