“Solo Freestyle Rap Video” Use the uploaded photo as the performer's identity reference. Create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 rap performance in a small recording studio. Preserve the person's face, hairstyle, skin tone, outfit, and body proportions. The performer faces the camera, nods to the rhythm, makes two natural hand gestures, and takes one small step toward a standing microphone. Use a steady medium shot with a subtle push-in, soft side lighting, and realistic facial expressions. Keep the background and clothing consistent. No extra people, warped hands, abrupt cuts, subtitles, logos, or watermarks.

“Best-Friend Rap Duo” Use Photo 1 for the performer on the left and Photo 2 for the performer on the right. Create a vertical 9:16 freestyle video in a clean studio with one hanging microphone between them. Preserve each person's face, hairstyle, outfit, body proportions, and fixed left-right position. The left performer leans slightly toward the microphone and gestures while the right performer nods and reacts. Then the right performer takes a turn and the left performer responds. Keep their movements independent and conversational. Use one centered, continuous shot with even lighting. Do not swap or merge faces, mirror their gestures, overlap their bodies, add extra people, or change the background.

“Night Street Rap Performance” Animate the person in the uploaded photo as the lead performer in a vertical 9:16 rap video on a quiet city street at night. Preserve their facial features, hairstyle, clothing, and build. Frame the performer from the waist up beneath a streetlight with a few soft neon reflections in the background. They look into the camera, move one hand naturally while performing, and take a small step forward. Use a low camera angle and a slow, steady push-in. Keep the street layout and lighting consistent. Avoid crowds, moving cars near the performer, exaggerated gestures, face distortion, rapid cuts, text, logos, and watermarks.

“One-Take Studio Mic Video” Use the uploaded portrait as the identity reference for one rapper. Place the performer in a minimal studio with a single microphone suspended at face level and a plain dark backdrop. Preserve the original face, hairstyle, skin tone, outfit, and proportions. The performer leans toward the microphone, gives a subtle head nod, makes one controlled hand gesture, and looks back at the camera. Create a vertical 9:16 medium shot with a fixed camera and soft frontal lighting. Keep the motion restrained and the microphone in the same position throughout. No extra performers, changing outfits, camera cuts, distorted fingers, subtitles, logos, or watermarks.