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#like even the love songs are RIFE with one sided feeling and insecurity
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TTPD at it's core is about the slow, miserable death of a life you've imagined with a man you desperately wanted to be the love of your life and then the rush of a toxic situationship with a man more in love with wasting your time and the idea of you than he is WITH you, while you project your hopes and fears onto him because you're terrified no one will ever truly love you.
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rvsangah · 3 years
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idol project masterpost~
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these are all my weekly challenges for sangah in one post! i did it this way bc i wanted to wait until the end so i could see what ~everyone~ did a craft a narrative if i get less points or something idc (honestly give me 0 lol im doing this so wrong) i just wanted to get this out there for character development!!!
episode one
sangah was excited at the song choice for their audition. with her and yihwa both being sent, it meant there was at least two power vocalists on the show, and she was relieved and grateful that at least she would get to show off too. yihwa was better than her, no doubt, but she was still good. and she got to show that. she just had to get over her nerves-- those would be her undoing.
and those nerves showed up. while she got praised, and eventually made A grade, she knew she fell back. mirae and yihwa were both so magnetic, and she hadn’t done her best, so she looked like the star students’ tag along little sister. 
but she made A. and she’d make sure she was more focused and grounded before her next performance.
episode two
though part of her wanted to be the team a leader, yihwa was far more confident than she was. it made more sense that everyone voted for her, logically. she was rife with insecurity. but it still kind of stung-- even if she knew she wasn’t really in the running.
the challenge was absolutely absurd, but at least she was in a team with mire-- there was some comfort there. and with yihwa being in another group, that meant that a lot of the vocals went to sangah, and she was more than happy to try to show up the week prior. though once mirae and taeri started going at it, her cynicism spiked.
the huge break for the scandal was a blessing. sangah practiced all the songs, getting confident with them, and even ran them with mirae. she was certain they’d do very well. when the show comes back and its time for performances, she feels prepared
the first song they got was pirate king, and that’s one of sangah’s weaker ones, as she is not the most talented dancer-- she can do it, but she struggles. but with a lot of the attention on mirae as the center, sangah limped her way to the end, where the final vocals to finish off the song really give her her moment to shine.
their next song is love me right-- easier choreography, but still harder than sangah was comfortable with. she had practiced hard, though, so she felt like she had the hang of it, and love me right just suited her so much better than pirate king. not to mention she felt like she had more opportunities to show off vocally.
their last song is i am the best, which has the easiest choreography, and is the most iconic in sangah’s opinion. she really stretched out haena’s vocals to show off. just so she could finish the right way.
episode three
much like mirae and yihwa, sangah isn’t at all thrilled with their song choice for the disbanded group challenge. she loved deviant, but they barely had one power vocal, let alone enough room for both yihwa and sangah. she tries to stay positive though, and sees it as an opportunity to get her stage presence down, and to work as part of a unit.
when they perform, sangah is admittedly a little put off by yihwa improvising adlibs-- they hadn’t practiced it, and sangah had no opportunity to do her own. but it was a competition. yihwa was just looking out for herself. sangah couldn’t be too upset at that.
episode four
she was excited for the skill evaluation. singing, without the dance, was what she was most confident in. and she’d been criminally underperforming in the ranks-- her labelmates were leagues ahead of her. it was embarrassing. she hoped that showing what she could really do would get some people on her side.
sangah is overjoyed to be working with jinkyung-- she grew up listening to majesty with her mom, and even sang some majesty songs at church as a kid. and with thet leaving to go debut at her actual company, it meant more opportunity for the rest of them to show off.
when it comes time to perform, sangah was on the top of her game. she pushed her voice to its limit, and she showed all she could do. she did her harmonies well. and though they weren’t best of the week, they were close-- closer than sangah had ever gotten before on the show.
episode five
when she saw how far she’d shot up in the rankings, she burst into tears. she had gone from being on the verge of elimination to cracking the top ten. her talent was paying off, and she felt so blessed that people were noticing. and just in time to get original group songs.
she’s confident in the team A group-- Hyosang is a genuis producers, and she’s worked with both yihwa and mirae countless times before. however, she didn’t know minsuk or inho that well at all, and she’d never even heard of nemo. that song scared her. she was prepared for the worst there.
volume up was a dream. yihwa and sangah were both on a song that suited them and was made for their skill, and mirae got to be the sassy confident center to tie it all together. she did her best with angel, and sounded okay, but it wasn’t the best song. she and the boys tried to have fun with it onstage, but sangah knows that if she’s going to be saved from being cut, it will be because of volume up.
episode six
when she sees she’s actually made the cut again, and moved into top four territory, sangah sobs. she’ll regret crying so hard on camera, but it meant the world to her that people were taking a chance on her. and now she was going to have her own solo song because of it.
she chooses to not have much choreography on her song-- a little bit, so she’s not standing still, but she wanted her vocals to be the real focus of the piece. she’s sure it’ll be nothing compared to what yihwa pulls out, but she wants to give it her full try. especially since her vocals in the group song aren’t anything to really phone home about.
the concert is exhausting-- there’s so much that can go so wrong. but by the end, she feels like she’s done everythign she can.
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