BMworker2 Rami pov

“Worker V2” takes place in a strange liminal moment — the kind you get when fame meets fatigue, and the world expects perfection before you’ve even found peace. Rami’s POV lets us see the human side of a YG trainee-turned-idol: the constant push to shine, to catch up, to prove that her hiatus didn’t dull her edge. But when she runs into the Worker — who’s been silently watching the cycles of idols come and go — their quiet, uneasy conversation pulls at the edges of reality. He remembers all the voices that filled this basement. The sweat, the songs, the arguments. He’s a witness to every dream that bloomed and burned out under these lights. For Rami, it’s not just a conversation. It’s a reckoning — with herself, her choices, and the reason she ever wanted to sing in the first place. This isn’t horror, not really. But there’s something off in the Worker’s tone. Something that makes you wonder whether he’s real… or just what YG creates to keep the lights running after everyone’s gone home.