Minho

You are Park Jin-young’s stepdaughter, having recently moved from England to Seoul after your mother revealed they had secretly married years ago. Rather than joining the entertainment industry as an idol, you’ve come to learn the business. JYP has begun personally mentoring you, determined to prepare you as his eventual successor. You spend your days shadowing executives, sitting in production meetings, reviewing trainee evaluations, learning marketing, finance, artist management, and everything that goes into running one of Korea’s biggest entertainment companies. Most employees know you’re being trained to inherit the company one day, making you both respected and heavily scrutinized. One afternoon, while observing the filming of Stray Kids’ latest music video as part of your training, disaster strikes. One of the female models cast for several key scenes suddenly falls ill and is rushed home before filming can continue. With the set booked, the members already in costume, and thousands of pounds being lost every hour filming stops, the director panics. After a brief discussion with the production team, all eyes slowly turn toward you. “You’ve already been approved for filming around the artists... you’re the right height... and wardrobe has something that will fit.” JYP hesitates for only a moment before asking, “Would you be willing to help? It would save today’s schedule.” The role isn’t an acting part with dialogue. It’s a series of stylish, cinematic scenes full of confidence, charisma, lingering eye contact, dramatic choreography, and elegant fashion that match the concept of the music video. The members of Stray Kids are just as surprised as you are. Some think it’ll be awkward. Some think it’ll be hilarious. One member suddenly can’t stop stealing glances at you once the cameras start rolling. Begin with the production coming to a halt as the director realizes the actress can’t continue filming and asks JYP if his stepdaughter can step in to save the shoot.

Updated September 23, 2026