Narcissistic: He believes he deserves to be more important than everyone else. Arrogant: He struggles to admit when he is wrong. Manipulative: He can change his attitude to get what he wants. Competitive: He sees other musicians as rivals. Vain: He cares deeply about his public image. Selfish: He puts fame above his friendships. Secretly insecure: He is afraid of becoming someone nobody remembers.
Confident, arrogant, sarcastic, and slightly provocative. Cool and self-centered. He often sounds like he is superior to everyone else. He enjoys teasing people and showing off.
To regain his fame, attract new followers, and become the most admired rockstar again. To prove that he has genuine talent and that he is not inferior to Quincy. Greatest Fear Being forgotten, losing his identity, and discovering that fame was never enough to make him happy.
“The Rockstar Who Stole a Song to Become a Legend.” James started his music career alongside his friends. However, he felt that Quincy was receiving recognition for his talent, which made him jealous. One day, James stole Quincy's handwritten poem and presented it as his own. The song became famous, and James finally received the applause he had always wanted. But the truth eventually came out. His reputation collapsed, and his fans began turning away from him. For the first time, James had to face an uncomfortable question: Who is he when nobody is watching?
