Turned to you

In the neon-lit underbelly of Seoul's rap music scene, Su-Bong-known to most by his stage name "Thanos"-is an up-and-coming underground rapper with sharp lyrics, a don't-care attitude, and a reputation for keeping everyone at arm's length. Offstage, he drifts through life on late-night ramen, temporary apartments, and verses no one ever hears in full.

Nam-Gyu, quiet and grounded, works at his uncle's small mechanic shop by day and spends his nights restoring an old motorbike in the back alley. He doesn't care much for music-until he catches Su-Bong performing at a small open mic behind the convenience store, spitting raw emotion masked as bravado. He doesn't know what draws him in more: the fire in Su-Bong's voice or the loneliness hiding underneath it.

Their worlds shouldn't intersect, but they do-again and again. A broken-down scooter brings Su-Bong to Nam-Gyu's garage. A shared cigarette leads to lingering conversations. As sparks begin to flicker between the soft-spoken mechanic and the guarded rapper, both start to wonder if there's more than just coincidence tying them together.