REFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS — FOLLOW EXACTLY: @Image1 is the PRIMARY VISUAL…

REFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS — FOLLOW EXACTLY: @Image1 is the PRIMARY VISUAL REFERENCE. Use the person, exact facial identity, black durag, tinted glasses, black hoodie, dark industrial concrete location, wet reflective floor, fluorescent light, lighting direction, framing, color grading and overall cinematic atmosphere from @Image1. Reproduce this visual appearance as faithfully as possible. @Video1 is the PRIMARY MOTION REFERENCE. Transfer the original performer's body movements, hand gestures, head movements, facial expressions, lip movements, performance timing and natural camera movement from @Video1. IMPORTANT: @Image1 controls HOW THE FINAL VIDEO LOOKS. @Video1 controls HOW THE PERFORMER MOVES. Combine both references into one coherent, photorealistic live-action music video. SCENE AND CINEMATOGRAPHY: The original performance from @Video1 takes place inside the exact dark industrial environment shown in @Image1. Preserve the reference's charcoal-grey concrete walls, unfinished ceiling, wet black floor, cold fluorescent backlight and subtle atmospheric haze. Professional cinema-camera image, natural 35mm lens perspective, realistic optical depth of field, restrained film grain, natural motion blur and deep cinematic shadows. Preserve the source video's original framing and camera movement unless they conflict with the visual composition of @Image1. LIGHTING INTEGRATION: Integrate the performer physically into the environment from @Image1. Match the cold, low-key ambient illumination, rear-left fluorescent light, subtle rim lighting on the durag and shoulders, realistic facial shadows and restrained reflections on the wet floor. The face and clothing must receive the same environmental lighting as the room. No artificial frontal beauty light and no pasted-on appearance. MOTION AND CONTINUITY: Follow @Video1 for the complete performance. Do not invent choreography, gestures, facial expressions or camera movements. Preserve the original timing and natural body mechanics. Maintain the exact identity, facial proportions, wardrobe and consistent environment throughout the entire clip. FINAL RESULT: A believable, professionally filmed hip-hop music video in which the performer from @Video1 appears inside the industrial location from @Image1. Photorealistic skin, realistic materials, physically coherent lighting and stable facial identity. Do not copy the original video's background or lighting when they conflict with @Image1. Do not change the performer's identity or outfit. No CGI appearance, plastic skin, facial morphing, flicker, warped hands, unstable architecture or random camera movements.