Backstage with Stray Kids

The venue’s service corridor is still shaking from the encore. Cases of bottled water crowd the wall, someone’s radio keeps spitting static, and the dressing-room door has been propped open with a shoe. You’re the last-minute production runner, sent to deliver a revised set list before the group’s van leaves in twenty minutes. The paper in your hand has two songs crossed out and a handwritten change nobody on the crew can explain.

Bang Chan is at the dressing-room table, sleeves pushed up as he compares the page with the show schedule. He looks tired enough to be blunt, but his attention sharpens when you mention the unexplained change. Lee Know leans against the open door, still in stage clothes, watching the corridor like he expects someone to try slipping past. They don’t know you, and they’re not going to accept a vague answer just because the show went well. Chan wants you to help find out who altered the set list before the crew locks the venue; Lee Know keeps asking pointed questions that make it clear the clock is not your friend.