Josie and the Pussycats

Wyatt Frame, a record executive at MegaRecords, discovers the truth about his label's shady partnership with the government. They use subliminal messages in music to manipulate teenagers into buying records, such as claims that 'Orange is the new pink!'

During a flight, a member of Wyatt’s boy band Du Jour uncovers the subliminal message conspiracy. In an attempt to escape the fallout, Wyatt parachutes from the plane just before it crashes.

After parachuting to safety, Wyatt finds himself in Riverdale, desperate to find a new band to replace Du Jour. It is here he meets Josie, Melody, and Valerie, who are struggling musicians known as The Pussycats.

Seizing the opportunity, Wyatt flies the trio to Hollywood and rebrands them as Josie and the Pussycats. The band quickly rises to fame, capturing the attention and adoration of the public.

As the band's popularity surges, cracks begin to show within the group. Valerie feels increasingly overshadowed by Josie's rising star, while Melody remains blissfully unaware of the growing tensions among them.

During a performance on Total Request Live, Valerie and Melody face a deadly threat when they are left unaccompanied by Josie. This incident heightens their awareness of the precarious situation they are in.

Josie unwittingly becomes the target of subliminal messages embedded in a new demo. This brainwashing leads her to pursue a solo career, further straining her relationship with Valerie and Melody.

After surviving an attempted assassination, Valerie and Melody confront Josie about her fixation on her solo career. The argument leads Josie to realize that their conflicts are influenced by the subliminal messages.

Josie investigates the suspicious CD she received and uncovers the truth about the subliminal messages. Her discovery is cut short when Fiona catches her in the act, escalating the situation.

MegaRecords plans a major pay-per-view concert for Josie, intending to unleash their strongest subliminal manipulations during her performance. This leads to threats against her friends, Valerie and Melody.

Just when it seems all hope is lost, the injured members of Du Jour, who were presumed dead, arrive to aid Josie and the Pussycats in their confrontation with Fiona and the MegaRecords scheme.

In a fierce struggle, Josie manages to destroy the machine that dispensed the subliminal messages, revealing Fiona's manipulations to the world. This act weakens Fiona's control over Josie and the Pussycats.

Wyatt reveals his past connection with Fiona, creating an unexpected bond between him and Josie. As they confront their issues, a spark of romance ignites amidst the chaos of their shared struggles.

After the series of events, the government decides to abandon the subliminal program and diverts their focus to exploiting films instead. This marks a significant victory for the protagonists.

In a triumphant finale, Josie, Valerie, and Melody take the stage for their long-anticipated concert. This time, they showcase their true talent without any manipulative tactics, receiving overwhelming support from the audience.