Maseon is branded as gay among his friends and constantly humiliated by his classmates, but no one stands up for him. Maseok, who secretly cares about Maseon, gets an opportunity to become close with him by passing the band audition. Maseon and Maseok become the school's top drummer and bassist. Through late after-school practices, rumors that Maseon and Maseok are dating spread rapidly throughout the school, placing Maseok at a crossroads between Maseon and the gaze of his friends... Director's Intention: In Korea, sexual minorities still face difficulties. Especially adolescent sexual minorities are sensitive and easily get deeply hurt. As the issue of sexual minorities was not addressed in previous works, I felt the necessity for it even more urgently. I wanted to say that the sentence 'I have the right to like you' is always right. In our society, 'being different' is not just different, but is classified as a sin and treated as something that must be paid a due price. The distinction and lynching stemming from the so-called 'us' consciousness of Korean society, which starts with difference, makes no distinction of age or place, from children to adults. Those who have different thoughts or ways from the group, regardless of the reason, become targets of ostracism. Maseok likes Maseon, Maseon plays the drums, and Maseok plays the bass. The director's idea is that it would be good if the two could play together without any prejudice.