Boyfriend Picks You Up Every Day AI: The POV Car Trend With Your Face

Edit [Video 1]: Replace only the man in [Video 1] with the person in [Image 1], using [Image 1] as the strict facial identity reference. The ONLY change: the driver is now the person in [Image 1]; the seven shots, cuts, timing and moves stay. Preserve the recognisable face of the person in [Image 1]: face shape, facial proportions, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, lips, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache or freckles exactly as in the photo. Keep their identity consistent across every cut, head turn and lighting change. Never morph, never drift back to the original man's face. Retain their natural build and fit the clothing realistically. Preserve all SIX original outfits and all FIVE outfit changes, at exactly the same moments and in the same order: 1. Beige blazer with a pale collared shirt and dark tie. 2. Dark striped tailored jacket with glasses. 3. Blue shirt, white jumper draped over the shoulders, and navy cap. 4. Dark crew-neck jumper with glasses. 5. Light beige jacket over a pale shirt. 6. Navy coat with glasses and driving gloves. Use the source video as the authority for every garment, accessory, colour, texture and fit. Do not transfer clothing from [Image 1]. Preserve the original glasses and cap in their respective shots while keeping the face and hairstyle of [Image 1] underneath consistent. Match the original performance precisely: entering and settling into the seat, body movements, steering, hand movements around the gear lever, head turns, gaze, expressions and timing. Preserve the original cuts, shot lengths, pacing and camera movement. Shots: 1 [0-1.4s] outfit 1, settling into the seat; 2 [1.4-2.4s] hard cut, outfit 1; 3 [2.4-3.8s] hard cut, outfit 2; 4 [3.8-5.9s] hard cut, outfit 3; 5 [5.9-7.3s] hard cut, outfit 4; 6 [7.3-8.4s] hard cut, outfit 5; 7 [8.4-9.7s] hard cut, outfit 6. Keep the convertible and surroundings unchanged: black seats, headrests, steering wheel, dashboard, centre console, manual gear lever, windscreen frame, rearview mirror, road, passing vehicles, trees and changing autumn scenery. Preserve the passenger-side camera angle, vertical framing, perspective, daylight, shadows, reflections and background motion in every shot. Maintain correct hand contact with the steering wheel and gear lever. Preserve natural fingers, the seatbelt wherever visible, and realistic occlusion when hands, glasses, clothing or car parts overlap the face or body. Keep the white caption line in the middle of the frame exactly as in the video, the same words, place and size. Add no other text. The result should look like the same video filmed with the person in [Image 1] wearing all six original outfits. No dialogue throughout the entire video. No background music. No identity drift, face flickering, altered car geometry, extra fingers, unintended outfit changes, new camera angles, extra people, watermarks, interface elements or logos. Output vertical 9:16.

Edit [Video 1]: Replace only the man in [Video 1] with the pet in [Image 1], using [Image 1] as the strict identity reference. The ONLY change: the driver is now the pet in [Image 1], sitting upright in the driver's seat; the seven shots, cuts, timing and moves stay. The pet = the pet in [Image 1], in EVERY frame: the same species and breed, face, eyes, ears, muzzle, fur colors, fur length and markings as in [Image 1], with the natural body volume and proportions of that animal: never flattened, squashed, stretched or merged with anything. Whether [Image 1] shows a dog, a cat or another animal, it stays that animal, with its own head and its own ears. The same pet in every frame, so its owner instantly recognizes it. Never a human face; the original man never appears. Preserve all SIX original outfits and all FIVE outfit changes, at exactly the same moments and in the same order, each one sized to the pet's own body: 1. Beige blazer with a pale collared shirt and dark tie. 2. Dark striped tailored jacket with glasses. 3. Blue shirt, white jumper draped over the shoulders, and navy cap. 4. Dark crew-neck jumper with glasses. 5. Light beige jacket over a pale shirt. 6. Navy coat with glasses and driving gloves. Use the source video as the authority for every garment, accessory, colour, texture and fit. The glasses sit on the pet's own muzzle and the cap on its own head, between its own ears. Match the original performance: settling into the seat, the front paws on the steering wheel and near the gear lever, head turns, gaze and timing. Preserve the original cuts, shot lengths, pacing and camera movement. Shots: 1 [0-1.4s] outfit 1, settling into the seat; 2 [1.4-2.4s] hard cut, outfit 1; 3 [2.4-3.8s] hard cut, outfit 2; 4 [3.8-5.9s] hard cut, outfit 3; 5 [5.9-7.3s] hard cut, outfit 4; 6 [7.3-8.4s] hard cut, outfit 5; 7 [8.4-9.7s] hard cut, outfit 6. Keep the convertible and surroundings unchanged: black seats, headrests, steering wheel, dashboard, centre console, manual gear lever, windscreen frame, rearview mirror, road, passing vehicles, trees and changing autumn scenery. Preserve the passenger-side camera angle, vertical framing, perspective, daylight, shadows, reflections and background motion in every shot. Keep the white caption line in the middle of the frame exactly as in the video, the same words, place and size. Add no other text. No dialogue throughout the entire video. No background music. Anatomy rules: one head only, one muzzle, natural teeth and tongue. Animal paws, never human hands or fingers. No extra legs, no extra animals, no people in the car. No watermarks, no interface elements, no logos or badges. Output vertical 9:16.