Neon Night Dance Crew

Generate a 15-second dance MV featuring an adult character or adult character from the 'reference image@' as the protagonist. As a director and producer, optimize the composition, direction, camera, music, backgrounds, lighting, costumes, locations, and formations to create a high-quality short-run MV that goes viral on social media. Don't stick to the same composition; allow for natural randomness and variety.

If the 'reference image @' is live-action, make the output live-action; if it's an illustration, use the output as an illustration, and maintain the protagonist's face, hairstyle, atmosphere, and silhouette.

Include the protagonist's solo highlights, and in the middle or latter half, the protagonist and four same-sex friends naturally join together, dancing as a total of five dance units. All four friends are different types, so don't make them copies of the protagonist. However, please ensure a sense of unity as a unit.

Costumes should match the theme and location of the video you have come up with, or costumes for idol-style, K-POP, or dance MVs, or the costumes shown in the 'reference image@' are acceptable. For your four friends, please wear outfits of the same style, different colors, and a sense of unity. If possible, it's best to have a color variant of the same costume as the protagonist you produced. You may add natural costume changes as needed. For example, changing outfits to match location changes.

Dance is a professional-level performance based on hip-hop, naturally mixing K-POP, street, and cool Latin influences. Make both solo and five-person formations look appealing.

The music automatically generates stylish dance music, naturally mixing hip-hop with the catchiness of K-POP, Latin rhythms, and club vibes.

Don't fix the location; feel free to use any place that matches the dance MV you imagine. For example, urban nightscapes, neon streets, rooftops, studios, streets, club spaces, the sea, beaches, daytime pools, resort pools, night pools, sunset seasides, and summer resort spaces. You don't have to be particular about this, but make frequent use of random scene switching.

Never use 'reference image @' as the first frame.
Never use a background with 'reference image@'.

NEGATIVE: The protagonist becomes a different person, four friends become copies, too many or too few people, unnatural faces and limbs, low resolution, blurry, noise, cameras where dancing is not visible, overly conspicuous backgrounds, costume distortion, repeated movements, mismatches between dance and music, anime-style input despite live-action input, and live-action style despite illustration input.