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“Not like that!” Kise called out from his side of the stage. “And your tail’s too floppy!”
“Of all the songs you could’ve drawn, it had to be this one?” Oikawa muttered bitterly as he stalked over so that Kise could fix his tail again.
It was easy for Kise to be confident, even when he was dressed in a ridiculous outfit with cat ears and tail. He was a model! He was probably used to this sort of humiliation! Oikawa, on the other hand, felt like a cross between a furry and a child dressed up for Halloween.
Kise was in zero danger of elimination from Broduce but for himself, Oikawa wasn’t quite as sure.
“Of all the partners you could’ve drawn, you drew me,” Kise said cheerfully, beaming down at Oikawa as he twitched the tail’s wires to try to make it less limp. “Isn’t that lucky?”
It was, Oikawa had to admit. Even if the song was ridiculous, Kise had the right sort of charm and energy to pull it off. Performing with him would be considerably easier than if Oikawa had drawn one of the other contestants.
“Show me how to do the paw thing again,” Oikawa said, turning around when Kise was done.
“Cutie Panther!” Kise said promptly, holding his hands up with the palms out and the fingers bent inwards like claws. He gave a little jump, then smiled brightly enough that even Oikawa was a little dazzled.
“Mew mew - cutie panther!” Oikawa copied him as best as he could, then gave a little wriggle of his butt to make his tail twitch. He playfully pawed at Kise’s chest, keeping both hands still in their claw form, then sang, “My prey is you!”
Kise laughed, “That’s really good! Maybe we should incorporate that into our routine. U’s always faces the audience instead of singing to each other but since there are only two of us instead of three, we could make it a duet.”
Oikawa considered that suggestion.
On one hand, they’d definitely get points for innovation and a certain section of their fanbase would love to see two attractive men singing a ‘yandere’ love song to each other.
On the other hand, he’d be on national TV, singing a love song to Kise. The performance would no doubt be on YouTube within minutes and he knew Iwaizumi watched every episode as it was aired.
(But even if he lost and was eliminated, he’d have gotten to sing a love song to Kise.)
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“Not like that!” Kise called out from his side of the stage. “And your tail’s too floppy!”
“Of all the songs you could’ve drawn, it had to be this one?” Oikawa muttered bitterly as he stalked over so that Kise could fix his tail again.
It was easy for Kise to be confident, even when he was dressed in a ridiculous outfit with cat ears and tail. He was a model! He was probably used to this sort of humiliation! Oikawa, on the other hand, felt like a cross between a furry and a child dressed up for Halloween.
Kise was in zero danger of elimination from Broduce but for himself, Oikawa wasn’t quite as sure.
“Of all the partners you could’ve drawn, you drew me,” Kise said cheerfully, beaming down at Oikawa as he twitched the tail’s wires to try to make it less limp. “Isn’t that lucky?”
It was, Oikawa had to admit. Even if the song was ridiculous, Kise had the right sort of charm and energy to pull it off. Performing with him would be considerably easier than if Oikawa had drawn one of the other contestants.
“Show me how to do the paw thing again,” Oikawa said, turning around when Kise was done.
“Cutie Panther!” Kise said promptly, holding his hands up with the palms out and the fingers bent inwards like claws. He gave a little jump, then smiled brightly enough that even Oikawa was a little dazzled.
“Mew mew - cutie panther!” Oikawa copied him as best as he could, then gave a little wriggle of his butt to make his tail twitch. He playfully pawed at Kise’s chest, keeping both hands still in their claw form, then sang, “My prey is you!”
Kise laughed, “That’s really good! Maybe we should incorporate that into our routine. U’s always faces the audience instead of singing to each other but since there are only two of us instead of three, we could make it a duet.”
Oikawa considered that suggestion.
On one hand, they’d definitely get points for innovation and a certain section of their fanbase would love to see two attractive men singing a ‘yandere’ love song to each other.
On the other hand, he’d be on national TV, singing a love song to Kise. The performance would no doubt be on YouTube within minutes and he knew Iwaizumi watched every episode as it was aired.
(But even if he lost and was eliminated, he’d have gotten to sing a love song to Kise.)
“Let’s do it,” he said and mirrored Kise’s grin.