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# Translation The story tells of Sabrina, a girl pursuing a master's degree in business in Los Angeles, California. Also Tabby, an only child who is controlled by her family. While Shasha has long been hated by her own mother, and Angel, a girl who always wants to escape her comfort zone. Sabrina, Tabby, Angel and Shasha want to pursue their dreams and interests in the field of music. The four of them undergo talent auditions with a renowned recording company, Universal Music, individually. However, the A&R scout of the company, Kelly played by Azwan Ali, makes the decision to unite them as a group. Sabronzo, who has dreamed since childhood of becoming rappers, becomes dissatisfied and various incidents begin to occur to form a group.
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# Translation The story tells of Sabrina, a girl pursuing a master's degree in business in Los Angeles, California. Also Tabby, an only child who is controlled by her family. While Shasha has long been hated by her own mother, and Angel, a girl who always wants to escape her comfort zone. Sabrina, Tabby, Angel and Shasha want to pursue their dreams and interests in the field of music. The four of them undergo talent auditions with a renowned recording company, Universal Music, individually. However, the A&R scout of the company, Kelly played by Azwan Ali, makes the decision to unite them as a group. Sabronzo, who has dreamed since childhood of becoming rappers, becomes dissatisfied and various incidents begin to occur to form a group.

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