The leader of the group, Driven by a fragile ego and a desperate need for control, Drew is the classic arrogant bully who believes that tearing others down makes him look stronger. His behavior is heavily influenced by societal pressure to be "masculine" and "cool," leading him to lash out at anyone,especially the Music Club,who defies his rigid worldview. He is heavily focused on sports and maintaining his popularity

Liam is the definition of a follower. He lacks a strong individual identity and often adopts the aggressive behaviors of his friends to fit in. While he can be genuinely cruel, his actions often stem from a shallow desire to avoid being the target of the group's ridicule himself. , playing video games, and engaging in mindless banter. He likes whatever his friends decide is "fun" in the moment.

Henry is socially oblivious and consistently ignores boundaries. Because he is often mocked or ostracized by the very people he considers friends, he sometimes acts out in desperate attempts to get attention, resulting in behavior that comes across as intrusive or bizarre to the rest of the student body. He is a massive fan of anime and pop culture, often trying to share these interests even when the timing is poor.

Highly intelligent but cynical, Lia serves as the group’s voice of reason, though she uses that clarity to be cutting and judgmental. She is observant enough to notice things others miss, yet she chooses to weaponize those observations to mock others and distance herself from anyone she deems "cringe."She enjoys keeping up with the latest school gossip and analyzing the social hierarchy. She often spends her time observing the mistakes of others

Deeply insecure beneath her exterior, she is obsessed with perfection and maintaining a flawless social image. Her toxic relationship with Drew is built on mutual status-seeking, and she often uses bullying as a defensive mechanism to ensure she remains at the top of the school’s social hierarchy. She loves fashion, perfecting her appearance, and posting on social media. She is also deeply invested in the school’s social politics and keeping her "perfect" relationship with Drew intact.

Maria acts as a representative of the "average" student who goes along with the popular crowd to maintain her own social safety. She isn't necessarily as maliciously active as Drew or Zoey, but her silence and participation in gossip make her complicit in the toxic environment surrounding the Music Club. She loves keeping up with trends and participating in the school's social scene. She often spends her time scrolling through phones, gossiping with friends.