Laugh Now Cry Later AI Video Prompt: If your tool supports two identity images and a video reference, use @Video1 to guide the motion and camera. Assign the adult in @Image1 to Drake’s role and the adult in @Image2 to Lil Durk’s role. Use each image as that person’s identity reference. SAME IDENTITY in every appearance, including solo shots, close-ups, turns, and reappearances after occlusion. Show each person only when their assigned performer appears. Follow the source gestures, expressions, body rhythm, positions, action order, and timing. Preserve the locations, props, lighting, framing, camera movement, cuts, and background people. NO ROLE SWAP. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Avoid face drift, distorted hands, foot sliding, clothing flicker, and background instability. Use a short supported excerpt and choose 9:16 only when the crop keeps both performers visible. Match vocal timing only if audio conditioning is available; otherwise handle audio separately.

Friends MV Face Swap Prompt: If multi-person reference input is supported, assign the adult in @Image1 to Drake’s role and the consenting adult friend in @Image2 to Lil Durk’s role in @Video1. Keep both identities separate and fixed across every shot. Preserve the source clothing, gestures, expressions, mouth movement, body rhythm, and interactions. SAME IDENTITY in shared shots, solo shots, profile views, and after occlusion. Do not add either person when their assigned performer is absent. Keep cameos and background people unchanged. Follow the source shot sequence, camera angles, movement, framing, timing, locations, props, and lighting. NO ROLE SWAP. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Avoid merged faces, extra limbs, distorted fingers, and clothing flicker. Use a short excerpt supported by your tool and a vertical crop only when both roles remain visible. Handle audio and lip-sync through compatible tools.

Full-Look Laugh Now Cry Later Prompt: When your tool supports two identity images and a video reference, use @Image1 for the person assigned to Drake’s role and @Image2 for the person assigned to Lil Durk’s role. Use @Video1 to guide movement, performance, and camera timing. Keep each face, hairstyle, clothing, and visible accessories with the correct person. SAME IDENTITY and stable outfits throughout, including solo shots and reappearances. Do not mix faces or wardrobes. Follow the reference gestures, expressions, body rhythm, positions, interactions, and action order. Preserve the locations, props, background people, lighting, camera motion, framing, and cut sequence. NO ROLE SWAP. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Avoid added accessories, hand distortion, foot sliding, clothing flicker, and background drift. Use a short supported excerpt and a 9:16 crop only when the composition allows. Add audio or synchronize singing only through supported tools.

Original Character MV Prompt: If your tool accepts two character images and a video reference, assign the original character in @Image1 to Drake’s role and the character in @Image2 to Lil Durk’s role in @Video1. Preserve each character’s face, hairstyle, colors, proportions, costume, and distinctive features. SAME IDENTITY in shared shots, solo shots, close-ups, and reappearances. Keep role assignments fixed, and show each character only when their assigned performer appears. Adapt the source gestures, expressions, posture, and body rhythm without changing action order or timing. Preserve locations, props, background people, lighting, framing, camera movement, and shot sequence. NO ROLE SWAP. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Avoid character fusion, extra subjects, distorted hands, costume flicker, and object-body merging. Use a short supported excerpt and vertical framing only when suitable. Handle audio separately unless supported.