Freud and Lewis were once smash hit singing performers, and the trio they were part of were particularly popular in the 1960s and 1970s. However, the singing group disbanded with the solo flight of frontman Marcos Hawkes. Among the three, except for Marcos, who is still engaged in singing, and has gained great fame and wealth, Freud and Louis are both doing business that has nothing to do with the singing career. Freud opened a car cleaning company. , while Louis was in very bad condition, not only struggling to make ends meet but also spending time in prison.
More than ten years have passed in a flash, but there is little contact with the former singing partners. When the band's lead singer Marcos died, Floyd and Louis were invited to perform at the Apollo Theater, and Floyd, who had retired by this time, enthusiastically lobbied the impoverished Louis to use this opportunity to reorganize the singing group. And so, the bickering duo began their new journey through the city to New York. But their humorous plots from decades ago are too outdated, and what's worse is that even these outdated methods have been used over and over again by them, and the audience does not buy it. At the same time, Floyd and Lewis' friendship was put to the test. Then, a pistol fire turned their acting careers around, immersing them in impromptu roadside singing and dancing. Although it was only a few minutes without any choreography and rehearsal, it was so moving and charming that they brought this style to their performances, and they really recognized the importance of music to them while being popular
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