"It was a mash-up of a bunch of Pride songs, and we recorded it in Pride HQ. So even if it was unofficial, it was still good for them. I haven't gotten in trouble for doing it or anything, anyway. I think it all just depends on like, what you're doing and why you're doing it, you know? If you're doing a tribute to your label, then they can't really be mad about that! But you don't always need equipment to do stuff anyway, like just having a jam session or singing together or something can be fun too. Either live or like for an internet video."

Sora can understand perfectly the desire to not want to go against your label's wishes, though over the months that desire has decreased, but the fear of what they might do has increased. Still, he's found that they're not very strict about things that are gonna help build your fanbase and eventually make them more money.