Dame Hombro / Bulin 47 AI Generator

Recast the selected 10-second scene. The reference video controls exact movement, framing and edit timing; the intervals below describe the intended beats.

CAST — THE LEAD RAPPER: @Image1 supplies ONLY the bearded central rapper in the black shirt, facing the camera beside the portable speaker. Keep this identity from opening to final frame.
THE SPEAKER HOLDER: Keep the source burgundy-jacketed speaker holder at the right foreground unchanged in @Video1. This role NEVER inherits an uploaded identity.

IDENTITY PRIORITY: Uploaded role photos are the ONLY authority for the assigned characters, including the ending. Environment and pose references must never supply a face. If a role photo is a cat or dog, make that character an upright anthropomorphic animal FROM THE FIRST FRAME: its own furry body, two furry forelimbs ending in paws, two hind legs, its own tail, head, ears and muzzle. Never begin as a four-legged animal then morph into a human body. Never use bare human hands, skin-coloured fingers or human forearms on an animal. When both role photos are animals, BOTH protagonists remain those two animals in EVERY scene, including flashbacks; no human protagonist may appear.

REFERENCE MAP:
Identity photos only; the original video supplies the environment and motion.

SETTING: The selected 10-second vertical handheld red-lit doorway freestyle. Keep the exact entrance, speaker, packed phone-filming crowd, foreground occlusions and source camera motion. This is the black-shirted live performance shown in the preview, not a different pink-shirt music-video version.

CONTINUITY: Use @Video1 as the motion, framing, overlap and shot-boundary reference. Match the actual source rather than inventing a new rap. The lead is the short-haired bearded man with a silver chain, black T-shirt and pale jeans IN FRONT OF the stationary bald bearded bystander. Replace that moving lead completely, at the SAME full-body height, screen position and gesture amplitude; never insert a tiny pet in front of the unchanged rapper. The holder is the BURGUNDY-JACKETED RIGHT FOREGROUND person whose arms support the round speaker; replace their whole body when assigned, including the back, head, shoulders and speaker-holding forelimbs. The bald man at the back and left foreground black-shirted spectator remain bystanders. Single-role mode leaves the other role unchanged. A pet is upright at the original performer’s scale, with its own ears, muzzle and fur and exactly two forepaws in place of hands. Preserve the speaker grip and crowd occlusions. Original audio is added separately; exact lyric lip sync is unverified.

SHOT 1 — 0–2 seconds, crowded handheld medium view: establish the black-shirted lead at the centre and the speaker holder beside them. Lead starts the source shoulder bounce and compact chest-level gesture. Keep foreground spectators as occluders, never replacement targets.

SHOT 2 — 2–4 seconds, follow the source slight push-in: lead leans toward the lens, mouths the ongoing freestyle and extends then retracts one gesturing forelimb. Holder keeps the speaker supported; do not transfer the lead photo to the holder.

SHOT 3 — 4–6 seconds, source handheld angle: lead nods, bounces both shoulders and turns slightly sideways, keeping gestures compact within the crowd. Holder follows the actual grip and reaction. Keep phone screens and fingers stable.

SHOT 4 — 6–8 seconds: retain the source occlusion and recovery, the lead’s grin, head movement and beat-led hand gestures. Identity assignments follow bodies, never temporary left/right screen positions.

SHOT 5 — 8–10 seconds: complete the selected freestyle beat with the same lead and holder, preserving the final source framing and crowd density. Do not add a stage, a new song, a solo dance or a 23-second continuation.

FINISH: Keep exactly the assigned subjects throughout. No identity drift, cloned bodies, extra limbs, costume changes, captions, logos, watermarks or unrelated actions. Generate silent visuals; the selected soundtrack is added afterwards. Small motion differences are acceptable; preserve the action order, shot contents and ending.