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HOT: The Stove

As 2021 progressed, Rhyval faced a critical juncture in his intricate tangle with Pandora Partnerships. Following the release of "Runner," a 60-day review clause by Pandora Phame put Rhyval under scrutiny, questioning his utilization of unreleased Digisoul R&D technology. The focus was on his reckless use of contact lenses and camera glasses, essential to the Digiverse's expansion and the impending wave of Pandora's Digiself department.

The review concluded that Rhyval had indeed violated the first clause of his contract with Pandora Phame, failing to create his unique music genre, despite his collaboration with Reggie on Trap Funk. Consequently, a two-year music visual ban was imposed, restricting Rhyval from releasing any music videos until the completion of his 15-year contract, although he was allowed to continue releasing music.

In a strategic move, Rhyval accepted March 20, 2021, the release date of "Runner," as the commencement of the two-year ban. This decision allowed him to adhere to the 6-month hiatus clause before his final contract year, giving Digisoul R&D time to evolve into the final phase of Project Grey.

Pandora Phame, in an attempt to overshadow Rhyval's recent works, unprivated his old unreleased FEO content. Their aim was to bury Rhyval's current creative endeavors within his algorithm, swaying listeners from believing in his current activities.

However, Rhyval had a master plan. On June 24, 2023, just a little over 60 days post his two-year ban, he returned with a new sound in "HOT," a track that demonstrated his lyrical immersion technique and incorporated elements of the anime Bleach. The Digisoul R&D data revealed Rhyval was using a genre-defying approach that Pandora Partnerships struggled to categorize, thus labeling the style as "Wocke". Pandora Partnerships believe using the name Wocke and over-emphasizing the purple ambiance could help promote Swagga Juice. Rhyval has been instructed he must use the term until the contract with Pandora Phame is complete.

Upon further analysis, data revealed his strategic release of "HOT" in June 2023 was in alignment with the anniversary clause of his 15-year contract with Pandora Phame. Thus voiding the Wocke clause enacted, but in an unprecedented move, Rhyval has opted to continue the use of the term. The song served as a notification to Pandora Partnerships that Rhyval was about to intensify his creative endeavors. The Digisoul R&D data further indicated that Rhyval had long anticipated the consequences of his actions, and the two-year ban was part of his grander scheme to fulfill his contractual obligations while undermining Pandora Partnerships.

In "HOT," Rhyval employed an anthology technique, using immersive narrative storytelling to dismantle Pandora Partnerships' strategies. The lyric video contained a quirky story in the description that seemed oddly unique yet generic, a ploy to attract Digisoul R&D's analysis. This narrative was a calculated move by Rhyval to reveal his intentions without giving away his entire strategy.

The move prompted additional reviews of the Trapped Funked series applying the newfound data. The final analytics confirmed an intricate thematic plot twist in Rhyval's narrative. Along with the referencing to Killmonger, thematic data showed there was more meaning to his custom Deadpool Punisher sugarskull tattoo. Not only was it symbolizing an unbeatable warrior akin to the Marvel character Deadpool, but this character, known for breaking the fourth wall and being nearly invincible, was also a metaphor for Rhyval's resilience and valiant hope in the face of Pandora Partnerships' attempts to suppress him.

As "HOT" marked Rhyval's return, it was clear that his journey was more than just a battle against Pandora Partnerships; it was a saga of creativity, hope, and valiant pursuit of artistic freedom from snakes. However, the series hero severely lacks in every way. The Pandora Philm facts reveal such is evident… how can creating and living out an anthology series over 15 years be enough to inspire reasons for hope when the main character has always been losing? The running joke at Pandora Partnerships is, “Since he wants to charade as Killmonger, what if… he isn’t the main character?”