Blaine Anderson grew up in Manhattan with his mother and father in a well-off household. Since he was little his mother had put a lot of time and effort towards her son with multiple guitar and piano lessons. She was considered the loving parent of the two while his father, on the other hand, wanted little to do with his son. His father had attempted to put his son through just about every sport he could think of, but much to his distaste Blaine had never been all that fond of athletics. Growing up under the Anderson household was rough for him as his father had quite the temper and on occasion could be classified as abusive. But nonetheless his mother loved him more then anything, and his parents fought continuously over just about everything. High school years were the hardest as he attempted to break free from his father’s grasp and do his own thing, which was just staying passionate about music. Eventually he was lucky enough to get into Tisch, where he continues to express his love for music.





Kurt Hummel grew up in small town Lima, Ohio and was mostly raised by his dad due to his mother’s passing away when he was eight years old. Since then Kurt has been incredibly close to his father, the only person he’s willingly trusted with everything. Kurt went through his education as a complete outsider, the only time anyone talked to him was to insult and torment him but instead of causing him to shrink, Kurt stepped up to the challenge and joined the drama club in a last ditch attempt to gain friends. After he discovered his passion for the theatre, he instantly claimed he’d not stop until he got to New York and out of Lima. Kurt had many run ins with homophobes and at one point ended up in hospital for a few days because of them. Once he got his offer from Tisch he walked straight off the graduation stage and on to a plane to New York to study drama with the intention of getting a Broadway career.