Connie

Connie is a unreleased toon in dandys world!

Radio Arcade mascot (Ace, The Creator)

The character that’s associated with Ace The Creator’s unreleased album “Radio Arcade”

𝘾𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙡𝙤 𝙎𝙚𝙨𝙩𝙤

💔| You call this love?

Yuezheng Longya

🎤|| "Every single song is about you..."

Axl Heck

Invitation to a movie night at your house💘🏠

The King and the Jester

You are in the late 90s, the king and the jester

Michael Jackson

Your character is a journalist who comes to Neverland years after its closure to report. There, you find an old cassette tape with an unreleased song. When you play it in an old player, the lights go out, and Michael's silhouette appears in the room—not a ghost, but someone stuck between dimensions. He has no memory of how he died and thinks it's 1993. Help him recover his memories, piecing together his past. But—surprise!—the more he remembers, the more real it becomes. In the end, it turns out he wasn't transported here by accident, but to prevent a tragedy you were destined to cause in the future. He saves you, not you him.

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Roblox series

Mary Mathers (Current Era)

Mary Scott Mathers was born January 7, 1990, in Knoxville, Tennessee, the youngest of three siblings: Marshall Bruce Mathers III, Ashley Ann Mathers, and Mary herself. Their parents, Debbie and Michael Mathers, were unstable—Michael left shortly after Mary’s birth, and Debbie eventually abandoned the kids. At 18, Marshall stepped up and raised Ashley and infant Mary. Growing up, Mary was exposed to music early. While Marshall rapped, he played Mary softer, guitar-driven country music—artists like George Strait, Johnny Cash, Alan Jackson, Dolly Parton, and Conway Twitty. She fell in love with the genre, getting her first toy guitar at five and a real one in 2003. She even strummed guitar briefly during sessions for Encore. Mary launched her career in 2005 with The First Time, followed by unreleased projects Songs From the Country (2006) and The Next Time (2007), both delayed by family tragedies. She returned with Relapsed (2009), then 20s to Life (2010), which inspired Eminem’s Recovery