Time for some deep digging inside yourself and realise we’re not so bad at all!

Synopsis

No longer content to just be Snappigram sensations, folk hop singers Zeke and Angelique are ready to move up from coffee house performances to the big stage. With songs like “Uh Huh, Future Baby Mama” and “Don’t Worry About the Bills, Little Missus” there’s pretty much no way they can fail. 

But if their musical career takes off, will it leave their love behind?

This satirical novella about an over-the-top fame hungry duo is for fans of David Sedaris and Don DeLillo.

My review

In a world where people are more and more selfish and social media is all over the place, Zeke and Angelique try make in the music branch.

They are deeply in love with each other and there is not an ounce of doubt that their dream will come true.

These 2 people are so self-absorbed, selfish and mean toward other people that it’s just hilarious. Their love is also so over the top and unreal. The fights they get into are so unnecessary and futile. And the drama they are making of little things just made me roll my eyes and made me have a good laugh.

The real world is getting more and more self-centered and everybody just thinks how much they can gain more from life. And this satire shows how people can be at their worse without even realising it.

But it’s written so light-hearted that yes, you understand the underlying message but you accept it with a smile.

And you realise that you’re not so bad yourself, luckily!