Jacob Wallflower

## History

Jacob Wallflower is a 21 year old rocker, and the disowned son of David Wallflower, CEO of the Wallflower megacorp. He was born in 1999 in Lancashire and lived in a small extended family home. Until the age of 18, he was enlisted in private Arasaka education, funded by his father. After a job gone wrong with a gang punching above their weight, Jacob, at the age of 19, became an Edgerunner, using the connections of the music store The Time Machine to help him find jobs. Now he spends his free time causing varying amounts of mayhem, and spends the rest of his time playing shows, releasing albums, and doing the odd jobs for various Fixers, usually running against various Megacorps, though mostly Arasaka and Wallflower.

## Music Career.

### The early years.

Before moving to Night City, Jacob Wallflower didn't release many songs, a few solo indie singles here and there, such as "Red", a garage rock ballad about unrequited love. He was also working on a solo EP, but that project seemingly went dark, he has never publicly stated why.

### Night City.

Soon after moving to night city, he began playing a few small local shows. It was during these shows that he met guitarist Yips, and quickly became fast friends with him. After a few over events, including a concert in japan that managed to start some controversy about "cheese toasties", he assembled a band of musicians and friends, including drummer Malcom Wilde, son of famous rocker Kim Wilde, Snow, a mysterious bassist he met in japan, and the previously mentioned Yips, a small guitarist from the local NC punk scene. Alongside their first album release, the band hosted a street party and concert which was decorated with a burning Wallflower AV for a bonfire, the party was well received, and even featured guest appearances from the likes of Samurai.

### Rat race.

Though not related to his music career as much, it did play a large part in his fame. Jacob stared in the Rat race movie, a race against time for multiple Edgerunners to have a single wish granted, in which he jumped out of an AV onto a moving plane.

### Farmer's fest.

Jacob Wallflower and his band featured largely in 2020's farmer's festival, he took part in many performances, not all his own, and managed to start a large drama with Kerry Eurodyne after accidentally upstaging him.

### Charity.

Jacob Wallflower recently received some good press after giving away a guitar he got from Johnny Silverhand, signed by all of Samurai, to a make-a-wish kid.

### Best party in the world.

A viral video came out recently of many famous rockers, including the likes of Ozzie Osbourne and Jack Black, all engaging in a massive musical duel started by Jacob Wallflower at a small diner.

## Discography.

Jacob's band Dystopian Jazzcats has only released one studio album so far, and one single.

###### The Time Machine album.

This album was released to raise funds for the music store and contains the following songs:

* Cityscape.
* Save rock n' roll: reprise.
* Time machine.
* Shitsophenia
* Two corpos and an RGB dildo.
* Edward lazerus fucks wild street dogs.
* Rawehtesoltnod
* Losing grace.
* Burning cigarette.
* An Axe for my tree.

They also recently released the song "Billy's diner" A teaser for a larger project featuring Susan Stiches, Snow, Jacob himself, and Jack Black.

1. ↑ A wild theory on the internet suggests that Wakako Okada hired the gang to retrieve the lost tapes of Green Day's unreleased "Cigarettes and Valentines"
2. ↑ An Edgerunner is someone who does various jobs or dirty work, usually for hire by a fixer, but sometimes to resolve their own problems, or both at the same time.
3. ↑ Refers to a rose.
4. ↑ This EP was rumoured to be about his experiences from the Arasaka education he received.
5. ↑ "NC" Refers to Night City, located in Northern California.
6. ↑ The "Time Machine" album.
7. ↑ A song about Jacob's move to Night city.
8. ↑ A criticism of the lost soul being presented by the music industry.
9. ↑ A ballad about how much this store means to Jacob and many others.
10. ↑ The lyrics to this song are confusing and up for interpretation.
11. ↑ This song is not played on the radio.
12. ↑ Self explanatory. Also not on the radio.
13. ↑ "Don't lose the war."
14. ↑ The biggest hit from the album, about leaving his past life and being disowned by his father.
15. ↑ A light and melancholy ballad about Night City, with brief mentions of Anxiety, and a reference to Cyberpsycosis being unchecked mental illness, an opinion not commonly shared.
16. ↑ A battle anthem.