The Resi Corporation
10-08-2004, 10:23
((OOC: There's a bit of mild language in this, but only to stay in character with certain people. It shouldn't really offend anyone, but here's a disclaimer to keep the mods off my case. I love you all! ;) ))
IC:
"I'm assuming you're all wondering why you're here."
These were the words that Harriet Miller, President of ResiCorp's marketing department, spoke to the group of junkies, pretty boys, stoners, sluts, and other mediocre-at-best musicians assembled in the meeting room opposite her office. It was a fair assumption, as each one of the bands these people belonged to obviously, in layman's terms, sucked. They had no idea why a megacorporation like ResiCorp would pay them for their music, although the majority of them didn't really care. It would be money in the bank if they got accepted, serious money.
"Well, I'll tell you why you're not here: your tallent."
No one was really surprised, although it left them wondering why she had called them in the first place. A few of them acted offended, to which Miller returned her signature "cut the crap" stare.
"This should surprise no one," she continued, "you're all horrible. However..."
"Bitch, please," one of the so-called junkies interjected, "are you just going to fucking slam our music all day, or are you going to tell us why we're here?"
"I'm going through a routine, and you're just making it take longer," Miller replied, matter-of-factly, "anyway, AS I WAS SAYING, we don't need your music. However, we need your faces."
People looked around, surprised, and offering various thoughtful insights such as "what the fuck?" and "is this chick for real?".
"Yes," she continued, "I am 'for real' here, we intend to use you as poster boys and girls to market your respective styles of music, although the songs will be ours."
The "musicians" had quieted down by now, a few of them seriously considering her offer.
"We'll give you a fashion coach, lip-sync lessons, a songwriter, and even coriographers for those who need 'em. All you have to do is be a pretty face or pretty clevage for your, excuse me, our albums. We'll practically GIVE you money for just a handful of photos of you and a few live appearances. Who's interested?"
((OOC: Here's your opportunity to RP as a member of a band of any type, preferably from your nation, who is faced with a huge moral decision like this one. Trust me, this meeting's just the beginning.
Oh, and no is just as legitimate an answer as yes. Remember that.))
IC:
"I'm assuming you're all wondering why you're here."
These were the words that Harriet Miller, President of ResiCorp's marketing department, spoke to the group of junkies, pretty boys, stoners, sluts, and other mediocre-at-best musicians assembled in the meeting room opposite her office. It was a fair assumption, as each one of the bands these people belonged to obviously, in layman's terms, sucked. They had no idea why a megacorporation like ResiCorp would pay them for their music, although the majority of them didn't really care. It would be money in the bank if they got accepted, serious money.
"Well, I'll tell you why you're not here: your tallent."
No one was really surprised, although it left them wondering why she had called them in the first place. A few of them acted offended, to which Miller returned her signature "cut the crap" stare.
"This should surprise no one," she continued, "you're all horrible. However..."
"Bitch, please," one of the so-called junkies interjected, "are you just going to fucking slam our music all day, or are you going to tell us why we're here?"
"I'm going through a routine, and you're just making it take longer," Miller replied, matter-of-factly, "anyway, AS I WAS SAYING, we don't need your music. However, we need your faces."
People looked around, surprised, and offering various thoughtful insights such as "what the fuck?" and "is this chick for real?".
"Yes," she continued, "I am 'for real' here, we intend to use you as poster boys and girls to market your respective styles of music, although the songs will be ours."
The "musicians" had quieted down by now, a few of them seriously considering her offer.
"We'll give you a fashion coach, lip-sync lessons, a songwriter, and even coriographers for those who need 'em. All you have to do is be a pretty face or pretty clevage for your, excuse me, our albums. We'll practically GIVE you money for just a handful of photos of you and a few live appearances. Who's interested?"
((OOC: Here's your opportunity to RP as a member of a band of any type, preferably from your nation, who is faced with a huge moral decision like this one. Trust me, this meeting's just the beginning.
Oh, and no is just as legitimate an answer as yes. Remember that.))