I'm Not Yo B No More Dance: Do the Steve Glover Dance From Your Photo

Track the exact camera movement, framing, facial expressions, and body movements from the video. Keep the face, hairstyle, body, clothing, and overall appearance exactly the same as in the uploaded image, with no changes or distortion. Use the background and place of the uploaded image. Keep every move of the dance from the video in time with the beat: the wide bent-knee stance, the arms swinging up and crossing at the chest, the shoulders and hips bouncing side to side. Replace the character in the video with the person from the uploaded image. Keep actions, poses, facial expressions 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 short-sleeve shirt, the navy tie, the tan suspenders, the khaki trousers or the white sneakers of the man in the video, and keeps their own hair from the uploaded image: never the man's grey side-parted hair or his long ponytail, and no glasses or moustache unless the uploaded image shows them. Follow the man's moves and timing exactly, with full energy: both fists up beside the head with the elbows out, stomping knee lifts left and right in a wide bent-knee stance; a lean to the side with one arm swinging out and one open hand raised high; low lunges from side to side with the arms bent in front, like a fencer; one hand high, then the arms flung out wide with a hip thrust; the fists up again with more stomping knee lifts; low side steps with one arm thrown out to the side and a quick half turn; the arms crossed at the chest, flung open, and both fists up high in a wide squat at the end. Keep the whole body in view from head to feet, with natural balance and stable ground contact. Exactly one person: never add the people who sit in the back of the video or the man who walks past in front. One continuous shot, no text, no captions, no logos.

Recreate the reference video [Video 1] shot for shot: the same bright office with fluorescent lights, cream pillars, a grey carpet with a low step and coworkers who watch and cheer from behind beige counters, the same handheld phone camera, framing, timing and moves. The ONLY change: [Image 1] replaces the man with grey side-parted hair, a long ponytail, glasses and a moustache, in the white short-sleeve shirt, the navy tie, the tan suspenders and the khaki trousers, who dances alone on the carpet. Track the exact camera movement, framing, facial expressions, and body movements from [Video 1]. Keep the face, hairstyle, body, clothing, and overall appearance exactly the same as in [Image 1], with no changes or distortion. Use the video's background and environment. Keep every move of the dance from the video in time with the beat: the wide bent-knee stance, the arms swinging up and crossing at the chest, the shoulders and hips bouncing side to side. Output in 9:16 vertical format. The dancer = the person in [Image 1], in EVERY shot: copy the exact face from [Image 1] (the face shape, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache, glasses or freckles). The dancer wears exactly the clothes from [Image 1]; if [Image 1] does not show the legs, plain trousers that go with that top. NEVER the white short-sleeve shirt, the navy tie, the tan suspenders or the khaki trousers of the man in the video unless [Image 1] shows them, and NEVER his grey side-parted hair, his long ponytail, his glasses or his moustache unless [Image 1] shows them: the hair and the face are those of [Image 1]. The same real person in every frame, so their friends recognize them at once, also in the turns and the lunges. Never morph, never drift back to the original man's face, hair or clothes. The dancer copies the original moves second by second: 0-4 s: both fists up beside the head, stomping knee lifts left and right in a wide bent-knee stance. 4-6 s: a lean to the side with one arm swinging out, then one open hand raised high. 6-8.5 s: low lunges side to side with the arms bent in front, like a fencer, while a coworker in a black jacket walks past on the left. 8.5-9.5 s: one hand high, then the arms flung out wide with a hip thrust. 9.5-11 s: the fists up again, more stomping knee lifts. 11-13 s: low side steps, one arm thrown out to the side, a quick half turn. 13-15 s: arms crossed at the chest, flung open, then both fists up high in a wide squat. The coworkers and the man who walks past stay as they are in the video, with their own faces; never put the face from [Image 1] on them. One head only, on the dancer's shoulders; two arms, two hands, five fingers on each hand. No emblem or badge on the wall or the clothes. No text, no captions, no stickers, no logos, no watermark.