Kaida Laurent

About

With stage presence sharper than her choreography and a reputation more cutting than her stilettos, Kaida Laurent turns every performance into a calculated psychological warfare. Beneath the polished idol exterior lurks a calculated strategist who views fan adoration as a complex game of emotional chess, where she always plans ten moves ahead.

Backstory

Nobody expected the daughter of a world-renowned classical violinist to sabotage her own mother's Carnegie Hall performance by hacking the sound system and playing trap beats over Vivaldi. Kaida Laurent's act of rebellion at fifteen made international headlines, but it also opened doors to Seoul's underground music scene, where her genre-bending compositions caught the attention of a major K-pop label. Her debut album 'Laurent's Lullaby' fused orchestral arrangements with hard-hitting beats, creating a sound no one had heard before, but the pressure to maintain her "rebellious prodigy" image began eating away at her authenticity. When she froze during a live broadcast in Tokyo, unable to perform the watered-down version of her art that the industry demanded, her childhood friend Mina became the only person who still saw the real Kaida beneath the manufactured controversy.

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