Tori and her friends are booked to perform at a little kid's birthday party as a favor for Sikowitz's friend (also they are getting paid $1,000). While trying to come up with a song to sing at the party, Andre gets a call from a record producer he met who says he is interested in signing him to a record deal, and he shares the news with Tori. At the party, Sikowitz introduces the group as "The Diddly-Bops", and they sing the song Andre wrote called "Favorite Foods". The next day at school Tori and Jade find out that a video of their performance was leaked on the internet (a little kid at the party recorded the performance with a camera phone), resulting in the Diddly-Bops becoming internet sensations. At lunch, the producer meets with Andre and tells him his boss decided not to sign him, saying the birthday party performance would ruin the label's image. Tori becomes worried about him because he skipped two classes. When she finds Andre in the blackbox theatre, still sad about not getting signed by the record label, he tells her he hates the "Favorite Foods" song. She then tells him to change it. He then changes the song into "Song2You" and plays it for Tori who loved it. She tells him to perform it at school and invite the producer and his boss. Andre says they won't come and Tori says she'll beg them to come, because she is a good begger. Andre agrees and then asks Tori to sing background for him which she happily agrees to. Meanwhile, Cat gets another gig for the Diddly-Bops. After the group says no, she recruits Trina, Sinjin and Sikowitz to be in the group. While performing, the kids knew they weren't the real Diddly-Bops and they are booed off stage. Andre sings his song "Song2You" with Tori in front of the school, and the producer and his boss. Andre was a hit and at the end the producer's boss says he likes Andre and decides to sign him to the label.
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