When prom season rolled around, everyone talked about who would have the biggest glow up. By the night of the dance, it was clear Mia had pulled off a true glow-up, rocking a dress so sharp people had to go over every detail to believe it was real. Friends kept saying she looked like the GOAT of style, owning the entire room.

Jay showed up in a Gucci tie he borrowed from his cousin, feeling highkey nervous but refusing to hold back. When he walked in, his friends shouted, “Hold up, Jay actually cleaned up!” and the whole squad cracked up. It was a hundo P confidence boost he didn’t know he needed.

The DJ kept the hype going all night, and the crowd jumped on the hype train when the first beat dropped. Even the shy kids were dancing, pulled into the moment by the energy of the room. Everyone was cheering, taking pics, and posting nonstop, feeding the vibe.

By the end, it was obvious who the real hypebeasts were—the ones rocking sneakers worth more than the tickets. But nobody cared, because the entire crew was hyped together, singing along and celebrating a night that felt bigger than just another school event.