A Korean K-Pop idol.
An American street rapper.
A story of rags to riches mixed with a burning love - it all seemed impossible, until you met her and your worlds collided.
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Jennie Kim x Male Reader
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You picked Jennie up outside her dorm that evening. She got in, smiling the way you loved. You could've sworn she had different clothes and makeup on than she had at work. Anyway she looked amazing; you noticed she had a lovely perfume on too.
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"Thanks for picking me up Y/N, you're such a gentleman."
"Even a street guy like me?" you joked.
"Especially a guy like you. You're very classy for a street guy."
You told Jennie the whole story about YG wanting to take the song, and how you had used Jisoo's voice to watermark it for Blackpink. She was massively relieved and called you a genius, giving you another hug. You could get used to this. Surprisingly that was the end of the conversation regarding YG, the thing you were supposed to discuss out here. Neither of you had that on your mind much however.
Jennie gave you directions to a road that led out of the city onto a mountain that had a view of Seoul. On the drive up you let Jennie DJ and she played a mix of K-pop and Hip-Hop. Suddenly you recognized one of the songs. It was your song 'The Switch Up' from your 'Gang Related' mixtape.
"Hold on... That's my song isn't it? How did you find this??"
Jennie panicked and changed the song quickly. "Oops, I, uh, omg I didn't mean to play that." She was blushing.
You smiled at her. So she had already found your music - interesting. "Play it if you want, I don't care."
Still blushing, Jennie put your song back on.
"Back like Jordan with the 45, Boy I'm at your neck like bowtie No I'm at your neck like clothesline, Yeah I'm bout the green like go sign"
"You're an amazing rapper Y/N oppa" she said, batting her eyelashes. "Do you still rap?"
"Well, not so much. Since I came to Korea I've shifted into producing. There's not much of an audience out here for English rap, and my Korean isn't very good."
"Aw but you're so good! You shouldn't give up. I want to hear more of your raps."
"You can just listen to the rest of my mixtape."
"Uhhh... I have already." Jennie said, blushing again.
Wow. She must really be interested in me to hear the whole thing, you thought. You looked at Jennie. She was damn beautiful. You wouldn't hesitate for a minute if she wanted to kiss or get close.
As you drove up the windy mountain road in the night, the conversation slowly drifted towards dating and relationships. Jennie seemed really curious about the type of girls you'd dated.
