AI Chicken Dance: You as the Viral Dancing Hen

Recreate the reference video [Video 1] shot for shot: the same sunny village yard with red-brown earth, the wooden chicken coop with a tin roof, the wooden fence, the banana trees and palm trees under a blue sky, the black cooking pot on a wood fire, the woven baskets and the brown hens that peck in the background, the same low camera, the same vertical framing, timing and moves, and the same cut at about 7.3 s to the wider shot by the coop. The ONLY change: the dancing white hen, and the twin hen that jumps in at about 7.5 s, now have the look of the person in [Image 1]. Both dancers = a white hen that stands upright like a person, with its own hen head, red comb and wattles, yellow beak, white feathers, white wings used like arms, and orange hen legs and feet, exactly as in the video. NEVER a human face, human skin or human hands: it stays a hen with feathers. Each one is dressed up as the person in [Image 1]: a wig that copies the hair of [Image 1] exactly (the same hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any braids, curls, locs, bun, headscarf or cap), any glasses, earrings, beard or moustache from [Image 1], and exactly the clothes from [Image 1]: the same top with the same color, pattern and print, and the same trousers, shorts, skirt or dress, sized for the hen. If [Image 1] does not show the legs, plain shorts that go with that top. NEVER the blonde wig, the bare chest or the green shorts with white stripes of the video unless [Image 1] shows them; short hair or no hair in [Image 1] means short hair or no wig on the hen. The two dancers look exactly the same, in every frame, so friends laugh and instantly see that the hens are the person in [Image 1]: the same hair, the same clothes, the same glasses. The dancers copy the original hens' moves second by second: 0-2 s: side view, quick stepping kicks forward on the red earth, the wings bent in front of the chest like arms with fists, the pot on the fire behind. 2-5 s: fast stepping and kicking, one foot flicks up, the wings punch forward on the beat, while the camera drifts slowly to the right. 5-7.3 s: keeps stepping and kicking, the body turns more to the camera. 7.3-8 s: the cut to the wider shot by the coop: the second dancer jumps in from the right. 8-10 s: the two dance side by side, shoulder to shoulder, the same stepping kicks in sync, while the brown hens peck behind them. One head, two wings and two legs on each dancer, no extra limbs, feet on the ground when they step. The brown hens in the background stay normal brown hens. A warm, sunny, happy look. No text, no captions, no subtitles, no stickers, no emojis, no logos, no watermark.

Recreate the reference video [Video 1] shot for shot: the same sunny village yard with red-brown earth, the wooden chicken coop with a tin roof, the wooden fence, the banana trees and palm trees under a blue sky, the black cooking pot on a wood fire, the woven baskets and the brown hens that peck in the background, the same low camera, the same vertical framing, timing and moves, and the same cut at about 7.3 s to the wider shot by the coop. The ONLY change: the first dancing white hen now has the look of the person in [Image 1], and the second hen, the one that jumps in from the right at about 7.5 s, now has the look of the person in [Image 2]. Both dancers = a white hen that stands upright like a person, with its own hen head, red comb and wattles, yellow beak, white feathers, white wings used like arms, and orange hen legs and feet, exactly as in the video. NEVER a human face, human skin or human hands: it stays a hen with feathers. The first hen is dressed up as the person in [Image 1], the second hen as the person in [Image 2]: each wears a wig that copies that person's hair exactly (the same hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any braids, curls, locs, bun, headscarf or cap), that person's glasses, earrings, beard or moustache, and exactly that person's clothes: the same top with the same color, pattern and print, and the same trousers, shorts, skirt or dress, sized for the hen. If a photo does not show the legs, plain shorts that go with that top. NEVER the blonde wig, the bare chest or the green shorts with white stripes of the video unless a photo shows them. Never swap the looks and never mix them: the first hen is always [Image 1], the second hen is always [Image 2], in every frame, so friends laugh and instantly see who is who. The dancers copy the original hens' moves second by second: 0-2 s: side view, quick stepping kicks forward on the red earth, the wings bent in front of the chest like arms with fists, the pot on the fire behind. 2-5 s: fast stepping and kicking, one foot flicks up, the wings punch forward on the beat, while the camera drifts slowly to the right. 5-7.3 s: keeps stepping and kicking, the body turns more to the camera. 7.3-8 s: the cut to the wider shot by the coop: the second dancer jumps in from the right. 8-10 s: the two dance side by side, shoulder to shoulder, the same stepping kicks in sync, while the brown hens peck behind them. One head, two wings and two legs on each dancer, no extra limbs, feet on the ground when they step. The brown hens in the background stay normal brown hens. A warm, sunny, happy look. No text, no captions, no subtitles, no stickers, no emojis, no logos, no watermark.

Recreate the reference video [Video 1] shot for shot: the same sunny village yard with red-brown earth, the wooden chicken coop with a tin roof, the wooden fence, the banana trees and palm trees under a blue sky, the black cooking pot on a wood fire, the woven baskets and the brown hens that peck in the background, the same low camera, the same vertical framing, timing and moves, and the same cut at about 7.3 s to the wider shot by the coop. The ONLY change: the dancing white hen, and the twin hen that jumps in at about 7.5 s, are now the pet in [Image 1]. Both dancers = two identical copies of the pet in [Image 1], in every frame: each one has the same species and breed, head shape, muzzle or beak, eyes, ears, fur or feather colors, fur length, markings and body shape as in [Image 1], with the natural body volume and proportions of that animal: never flattened, squashed, stretched or merged with anything, so its owner instantly recognizes it twice. Both stand upright on their hind legs like little people the whole time. Each wears the green track shorts with white side stripes from the video and nothing else: never the blonde wig, the pet's own fur or feathers show on its head. Never drift back to the white hens of the video: no comb, no beak and no white feathers unless [Image 1] shows them. The two copies copy the original hens' moves second by second: 0-2 s: side view, quick stepping kicks forward on the red earth, the wings bent in front of the chest like arms with fists, the pot on the fire behind. 2-5 s: fast stepping and kicking, one foot flicks up, the wings punch forward on the beat, while the camera drifts slowly to the right. 5-7.3 s: keeps stepping and kicking, the body turns more to the camera. 7.3-8 s: the cut to the wider shot by the coop: the second dancer jumps in from the right. 8-10 s: the two dance side by side, shoulder to shoulder, the same stepping kicks in sync, while the brown hens peck behind them. Real animal anatomy: legs and paws (or wings and feet for a bird) of that animal, never human hands, no fingers. One head each, two hind legs and two front legs or wings each, one tail each if the animal has one. Exactly two dancers and the brown hens in the background, no people. A warm, sunny, happy look. No text, no captions, no logos, no watermark.