Create a 30-second ultra-realistic cinematic sci-fi comedy video set on a countryside highway in Texas, USA. An adult woman wearing a fitted black crop top, blue jeans, and sunglasses drives a stainless-steel Tesla Cybertruck and encounters a group of cyclists blocking the entire road. Annoyed, she smirks and floors the accelerator. Suddenly, powerful blue-white jets erupt beneath the Cybertruck, launching it into the sky with a massive dust explosion. The startled cyclists wobble and tumble comically onto the soft grassy roadside as their bicycles scatter everywhere. The Cybertruck performs a spectacular barrel roll above golden fields while the woman remains inside the cabin, floating upside down with her coffee in zero gravity. The jets malfunction, sending the truck plummeting toward the highway before it bounces off a giant hay bale and launches back into the air. The woman casually regains control, shouts, “Traffic problem solved!” and flies toward the horizon. Visual Style: AAA photorealistic live-action sci-fi comedy, cinematic aerial tracking shots, realistic stainless-steel reflections, detailed countryside scenery, dramatic dust clouds, believable vehicle design, and exaggerated physics. Audio: Electric motor whine, accelerator sound, powerful jet blasts, rushing wind, bicycle rattles, startled shouts, and natural countryside ambience. No background music. Negative Prompt: Cartoon visuals, anime, distorted vehicle geometry, inconsistent characters, excessive motion blur, graphic injuries, subtitles, logos, or watermarks.
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