Tagging Out

Genre

Comedy/Drama

Logline

In a world where school rules dictate style, a group of rebellious teens navigate the absurdity of dress codes while discovering their true selves.

Synopsis

Set in a modern-day high school, ‘Tagging Out’ follows a diverse group of students who bond over their shared frustrations with arbitrary dress codes that dictate everything from shoe tags to hairstyles. When a new rule is introduced banning the silver lace tags on Nike Air Force 1s, students are pushed to their limits, leading to a series of humorous and defiant acts of rebellion. Each episode explores the challenges they face, the friendships they forge, and the absurdity of fitting into a system that often feels outdated. As they navigate their way through detention, fashion faux pas, and the trials of adolescence, they learn that true identity goes beyond what they wear.

Examples of Content

A student devises a plan to sneak in custom shoes with hidden tags.; A showdown occurs at a school assembly where students confront the principal about dress codes.; Friendships are tested when one student decides to conform to the rules for a chance to win a scholarship.

Rationale

The concept taps into the universal teen experience of navigating school rules and the pressure to fit in. With a comedic yet heartfelt approach, ‘Tagging Out’ resonates with today’s youth, who often find themselves questioning authority while grappling with their identities. The relatable premise, combined with a vibrant soundtrack and engaging characters, provides ample opportunity for comedic moments and emotional growth.

Alternative Titles

Dress Code Rebels; Detention Diaries; Shoe Tag Chronicles

Alternative Loglines

A group of teens push back against ridiculous school rules, discovering friendship and self-acceptance in the process.; When a new dress code threatens their personal style, a group of high schoolers band together to reclaim their identity.; In a school obsessed with conformity, a ragtag crew of fashion-forward rebels fights for their right to express themselves.

Trend Date

2024-09-16