<human>: My sister and I currently both live at home, we're both into music.  We've been discussing it for a while and thinking we'd like to professionally pursue a career as a duo, with my sister doing vocals and me playing the guitar.  We think we're quite good and have what it takes.

We both work full time at a grocery store. My sister also sells stuff online and makes some money on the side.  She's into crafting stuff, and I help out with that.  She also tried some modelling but gave up on that real quick cause it wasn't her thing.

Anyhow, our passion is in music and we're really keen to start a band. Our dad isn't too keen on that and neither is our mother.  They want us to try to focus on something more academic oriented like engineering or business.

We probably could if we wanted to but neither of us are really interested in that.  I've talked it out with my sister, she's really happy about the idea of starting a band.  We've recorded some videos, played at a local cafe a few times, and also played in front of some friends.  They all think we're great, and my sister is really talented, she has a beautiful singing voice.

Our parents say they are basically tired of us and our unrealistic goals.  They say if we don't make a proper plan for life, they want us out of the house and to start supporting ourselves, which we could probably do.

Sometimes I've had second thoughts and I tell my sister, you know, maybe this whole thing won't work out, we should have a back up plan.  But she seems to think its going pretty good and it would

 Any advice on what we should do?  Should we just move out and pursue our music career? Or is that a pipedream and we should focus on other things in the meanwhile, like applying for a university or something?  Got any advice for realistic expectations when  starting a music career?

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<bot>: Sister and I want to start a band, parents aren't too keen and want something more academic. Say they're fed up with us and unless we sort our life out, they want us out of the house and to support ourselves.