Babydoll Dance AI: Do the Viral Jamie Miller Dance From One Photo

Replace the character in the video with the person from the uploaded image. Keep actions, poses, facial expressions, camera movement and rhythm. Preserve the person's original facial features, maintain character consistency, no distortion, no glitches, no artifacts. The person dances in the place from the uploaded image, in the clothes and shoes from the uploaded image, not the white sleeveless top or the blue-and-white striped flared jeans of the dancer in the video, and keeps their own hair from the uploaded image. Follow the dancer's moves and timing exactly: the bouncy chugs toward the camera with the arms circling low, the steps out to the side, the hand flick by the face, the ball changes, the step touches and the arm thrown up high. Keep the whole body in view from head to shoes, with natural balance and stable ground contact. Exactly one person, no other people. One continuous shot, no cuts, no text, no captions, no logos.

Image 1 replaces the grey-brown tabby cat on the left who dances upright on its hind legs, in every shot, also when it turns its back to the camera. Keep the pet's face, ears, fur colors, fur length and markings from image 1, on the whole body, the head, the legs and the tail, with no tabby stripes and no green eyes unless image 1 shows them. The pet keeps the natural body volume and proportions of its own animal: never flattened, squashed, stretched or merged with anything. If image 1 shows a dog or another animal, that animal takes the same place, standing upright on its hind legs and doing the same paw moves, with its own ears and muzzle. The black-and-white tuxedo cat on the right stays exactly as in the video, with its own face, in every shot. Keep the cozy living room, the beige sofa, the warm lamps, the plants, the patterned rug, the warm light, the dance moves, the motion and the camera exactly as in the video.

Image 1 replaces the grey-brown tabby cat on the left who dances upright on its hind legs, in every shot, also when it turns its back to the camera. Image 2 replaces the black-and-white tuxedo cat on the right who dances upright beside it, in every shot. Keep the face, ears, fur colors and markings of each pet from its own image, on the whole body, the head, the legs and the tail, not the tabby stripes or the black-and-white coat of the cats in the video. Each pet keeps the natural body volume and proportions of its own animal: never flattened, squashed, stretched or merged with anything. Each pet keeps its own face from the first frame to the last; never swap the two faces. If an image shows a dog or another animal, that animal takes the same place, standing upright on its hind legs and doing the same paw moves. Keep the cozy living room, the beige sofa, the warm lamps, the plants, the patterned rug, the warm light, the dance moves, the motion and the camera exactly as in the video.