Grimy hip-hop music video mood

Style: dark-rap -rap music video with photoreal high-fashion polish and the texture of a scanned film magazine—high contrast without looking cheap. film scans, underground-music posters, and zine collage. Add coarse grain, subtle gate weave, halftone dots, rough print edges, and slight scan misregistration. Keep the edit fast and use hard cuts only—no fades or soft transitions. Match the typographic treatment and surface texture of the reference images.

Soft cute Y2K crush K-pop girl group rap MV. High fashion performance film mixed with inflated 3D candy typography graphic system. Three female idols wearing pink, blue and purple luxury Y2K stage outfits. Cute 3D chibi doll face, big dewy eyes, porcelain skin, soft blush cheeks, chibi idol proportions. Reference typography: only the inflated 3D rubber bubble font language, pink/lavender/ice-blue chrome plastic material, not the whole layout. Visual style: soft pastel crush energy, Y2K game UI, candy glossy finish, milky translucent plastic × K-pop aggressive feminine rap energy. Texture: 35mm film grain + soft glow bloom + iridescent holographic foil + jelly plastic specular + Y2K scanline + candy dot halftone + VHS frame vibration + plastic toy surface reflection + glitter confetti rain. Editing: Fast rhythm editing. Only hard cuts. No fade. No smooth transitions. Every cut follows: bass hit, snare, rap vocal impact. Character Performance Three female performers from reference image 1. Keep: same 3D chibi doll faces, big sparkling eyes, pastel Y2K idol makeup, pink/blue/purple fashion styling, soft cute cold expression. Each member has a signature prop: A holds a chunky rhinestone microphone, B has a plush bear shoulder bag, C wears oversized heart-shaped sunglasses pushed up on head. They are not posing. They are performing rap. Actions: aggressive eye contact, head nodding, shoulder movement, leaning toward camera, hand pushing toward lens, confident cute facial expression, sharp body movement, wink on snare hit, tongue-out on bass drop, hair flip on beat. Lip sync: perfect rap mouth synchronization. The performance should feel like a real K-pop rap unit MV with Y2K crush energy. Typography Animation Typography is a visual weapon. Not subtitles. Not static graphics. Use: giant English words inflated 3D rubber bubble font, jelly plastic material, pink lavender ice-blue chrome, soft puffy candy letters, compressed bold balloon fonts, stretched vertical puffy letters, handwritten graffiti titles, 3D extruded candy text, glitch displacement, print error effect, Y2K game UI pixel corruption. Text appears only when the beat hits. Characters can cover the text. Text can cover parts of clothing. Never cover eyes or main facial expression. Tiny Y2K stickers burst on beat: heart, star, smiley, sparkle, chain link, bow, four-leaf clover, mini bear. Shot 1 — Member A · Extreme Close-up「RUN NOW」 Character A face close-up, framed inside a pink heart-shaped iris wipe transition (in only, hard cut out). She looks directly into camera. Cute cold doll expression, big dewy eyes, soft blush, frosted pink lip gloss, rhinestone tear sticker under one eye. Starts rap. Chunky rhinestone microphone enters frame from below, she grips it tightly. Camera slowly pushes closer. Tiny pink heart stickers float up from bottom edge like bubbles. Huge inflated bubble letters crash into frame from left and right. Typography: "RUN NOW" — Pink jelly rubber 3D font, glossy candy surface, soft inner glow. Letters stretch vertically like puffy balloons. The word vibrates and squishes with bass, casts soft pink shadow on her cheek. Rap: "Run now, I don't chase." Confetti burst on final syllable. Hard cut. Shot 2 — Member B · Rap Performance「BREAK LIMIT」 Member B medium close-up, slight low angle, camera orbits 15° around her during the take. Lavender fur jacket, Y2K layered top, plush bear bag bouncing on her hip, chunky pearl choker, star-shaped earrings. She performs aggressively. Shoulders hit the rhythm. Hair flips hard on the second snare, blue hair ties catch the light. Hair moves naturally. Background: pastel gradient pink-to-lavender with faint Y2K perspective grid lines floating. Behind her appears huge handwritten text. Typography: "BREAK LIMIT" — Ice-blue bubble graffiti brush writing, soft inflated stroke, candy-coated, letters appear one by one with bounce easing. Animation: letters tear apart, reassemble, rotate 360° on snare, shake with bass. Chain link graphic swings across frame, sparkle stickers pop on every beat. Rap: "Break limits, break rules." Hard cut. Shot 3 — Member C · Hand Attack Shot「NO APOLOGY」 Member C moves close to camera. Top-down camera angle, she leans over the lens. Hand reaches toward lens. Nails are long pink acrylic with 3D star and heart charms. Focus: rings with mini plush bear charm, heart-cut gemstone, baby-pink leather texture, knit ribbed sleeve, plushy toy surface. Foreground vertical text: "NO APOLOGY" — Stretched vertical pink bubble letters, jelly puffy material, letters pierce through the back of her hand visually. Hand covers part of the typography. Fingers spread wide on the bass hit. Camera: handheld vibration. Film grain strong. Candy halftone dots bloom in shadow. Tiny "XOXO" sticker tag pulses in corner. Rap: "No apology, no regret." Hard cut. Shot 4 — Fashion Magazine Impact Cut「UNSTOPPABLE」 Member A close-up. Her face appears inside a broken Y2K trading card / idol photo card frame, with barcode at bottom, "SYS.07-A" serial tag, holographic foil border torn on left side. Not a full layout. Only one graphic element. Typography: "UNSTOPPABLE" — Huge lavender handwritten bubble text, inflated 3D rubber, glossy plastic finish, letters explode outward from center of her forehead, push edges of the card frame. Animation: text suddenly expands from behind her. Card frame rips in half vertically, holographic confetti pours from the tear, revealing pastel gradient background underneath. A second smaller photo card of her winks in from the right, slightly rotated. Rap: "Can't stop my wave." Hard cut. Shot 5 — Glitch Double Image「STATIC」 Member B close-up, slight Dutch angle (5° tilt). Create: duplicate frame, pastel RGB separation (pink/blue/lavender channels), xerox shadow, motion trail, VHS tracking line at bottom edge. Main face stays sharp. She holds a sparkly heart-shaped lollipop up beside her cheek, the lollipop leaves a trail of echo frames. Background text: "STATIC" — Y2K pixel font, candy pink chrome, letters flicker like broken game sprite, jump between frames, sometimes inverted color, sometimes missing entirely. Like corrupted music video signal + cute game glitch. A tiny "ERROR 404" sticker blinks in upper corner. Rap: "Static noise, I get louder." Hard cut. Shot 6 — Pink Blue Purple Battle「PINK OUT」 Member A and C alternate close-ups, rhythm: A-A-C-A-C-C, two frames each. Fast switching. Visual split: each member sits in a vertical color block (A=pink, C=lavender, alternating). Center text: "PINK OUT" — Pastel pink-to-purple gradient bubble 3D, letters appear one word at a time, syncing to each cut. Words appear one by one. Each word: stretch vertically on entry, compress horizontally on hold, invert color on snare, explode into heart stickers and star confetti on exit. Tiny "1.2.3.GO!" counter graphic ticks in corner. Rap: "Lights out, pink out." Hard cut. Shot 7 — Group Rap Performance「UNBREAKABLE」 Three members together.

Use @ image1 as the visual bible. The board is a 16-image 4x4 storyboard shot burst, not a first frame and not a production-board layout. Create one cohesive 15-second 16:9 multi-shot music-video b-roll clip as real cinematic nightclub footage only. Translate the 16-frame progression into one continuous acrobatic male breakdance phrase: 0-3s establish the crowd circle, low fisheye master, top rock entry, and the start of a clockwise circular dolly orbit; 3-6s show crowd opening, drop to floor, six-step / three-step, and readable hand/foot floor contact; 6-9s show CC / kick-out, sweep, power-move setup, and windmill or backspin-like power motion; 9-12s hold the rotation through the second power beat and catch a baby/chair freeze; 12-15s complete the orbit to the front, release into final footwork, land a decisive freeze/tableau, and show crowd eruption. Preserve the board's central athletic male breaker, adult nightclub crowd circle, glossy wet black floor, red backlight, acid green lasers, white strobes, blue haze, water mist, fisheye lens, and circular camera geography. The camera may rotate around the dancer, but the movement must stay motivated and readable: low circular dolly, Steadicam crowd-circle wrap, low tracking inserts, and front-angle freeze completion. Avoid random flying camera, chaotic spinning, teleporting perspective jumps, losing the dancer, impossible acrobatics, duplicate limbs, foreground blockers, visible camera gear, text, logos, singer, or children.

@Arcane_Aii Using the attached reference image for the character and the attached audio track for timing, generate a jazz-noir anime title sequence in a stylized pop-art style. Every cut must land exactly on a beat of the audio — treat the track as the edit timeline. VISUAL STYLE — apply throughout: Render characters as flat, high-contrast black silhouettes against solid single-color backgrounds (saturated red, mustard yellow, deep blue). No naturalistic shading — each shot commits to one or two dominant colors only, like a screen-printed poster. Compose shots like comic-book panels and pulp-magazine covers: bold panel divisions splitting the frame, hard geometric shapes, dramatic off-center cropping, extreme close-ups intercut with full-body poses. Use freeze-frames as a core device: the character hits a dynamic pose (drawing a weapon, mid-stride, lighting a cigarette, turning toward camera) and the frame HOLDS completely still for one full beat before cutting. Do not smooth or interpolate through these holds — they must be dead stops. Title typography in mid-century Saul Bass style: stark geometric letterforms, bold sans-serif, text that slides in as flat colored bars or snaps into frame on the beat. Overlay the entire sequence with heavy analog film grain, slight gate weave, and worn-print color texture — it should look like a scratched 35mm print of a 1960s jazz album cover, not clean digital animation. MOTION AND EDITING: Alternate between two modes — (1) fast kinetic bursts of motion (whip pans across silhouettes, rapid cut sequences, a silhouette sprinting across a solid color field) and (2) hard freeze-frame holds. The contrast between the two IS the rhythm. Cuts are hard cuts only: no dissolves, no fades, no morphing between shots. Each new shot snaps in on the downbeat with a fresh background color. End on the character in silhouette, frozen mid-pose against a solid red field, with the title card snapping in beside them on the final hit of the track.

hip hop music video, make the character from @Video1 dance to the beat from music @Audio1 and he lip syncs in sync with @Audio1

The man sings the song with great emotion and energy. His movements are rapid and in sync with the music. He looks straight ahead. He is full of drive and energy, and his arm movements complement the motion of his body. Handheld shooting. He sings passionately and emotionally with perfect lip sync the lyrics: “My chest goes quick My pulse on fire One little smile And I climb higher I don’t stand still I don’t stay calm You turn my whole Body on.”

15 seconds, 16:9 dark-pop music video performance. Use @Image 1 as the strict identity reference for the three women — faces, hair and wardrobe unchanged in every shot. Use @Image 2 as the reference for the two titles only: ultra-condensed heavy caps, bone white, photocopied print surface. The three women perform and sing to camera throughout. Follow the beats below shot by shot with continuous natural camera movement and real physical motion inside every frame — this is live performance footage, never a slideshow, never a sequence of held poses. VOCAL: a single female lead voice, gritty and low, close-mic'd with tape saturation. The lyric lines are: "Dead air on the line" — sung at 2.7 seconds "Run it till it burns" — sung at 6.0 seconds "I don't slow down" — sung at 10.0 seconds Lip-sync locks precisely to these lines on whichever woman is singing. Between the lines all three mouth along, breathe hard and move. [0.0–2.7s] The three stand in near-blackness, sand-beige studio crushed dark. Handheld camera drifting slowly forward, breathing. The platinum-crop woman rolls her shoulders and steps toward lens. Her hair lifts. The auburn woman in mirrored shades tilts her head up. Real movement, low energy, building. Title over the darkness: "DEAD AIR". [2.7–6.0s] The auburn woman in the mirrored shades sings the first line straight into the lens, medium-close, mouth clearly forming the words. Camera whip-pans off her to the platinum-crop woman mid-stride, then crash-zooms back. Hard cuts every 0.3 seconds. Bodies in constant motion — hair whipping, chains swinging, hips driving, hands reaching for camera. Single-frame white flashes between cuts. [6.0–10.0s] All three together, performing hard. The chestnut-haired woman takes the second line, singing directly to lens while the other two move behind her, bodies loose and driving. Camera orbits the trio fast, then whip-pans, then handheld snap-zooms. Cuts every 0.2 seconds. Hair, fur and fishnet all moving. Faces alive, mouths working, sweat catching the light. [10.0–12.7s] Slow down hard, two long shots. The chestnut-haired woman alone, medium-close, singing the third line slowly and holding eye contact with the lens all the way through. Camera almost still, only breathing. Her wet hair moves across her face. She finishes the line and her mouth stays slightly open. [12.7–15.0s] Everything detonates. Flash cutting, single-frame plates, all three thrashing and singing at once, faces close to lens, black frames and inverted negatives between cuts. Camera whipping violently. Final title hammers in: "AFTERBURN". Cut hard to black with the music. MUSIC: driving industrial dark-pop, distorted 808 kick landing at 2.7 seconds, full arrangement through 6.0 to 10.0 seconds with clipped brass stabs and heavy tape saturation, dropping to near silence and one breath at 12.0 seconds for a full second, then the final two seconds at full weight with one metallic crash on "AFTERBURN". The lead vocal sits forward in the mix. Do not imitate an existing melody. Warm sand-beige studio sweep, hard raking light from camera-left, Kodak Portra 400 grain, tape dropout, scanline tear, chromatic fringing, light leaks. Hard cuts only, full speed throughout, every shot carrying real motion. Titles spelled exactly as written, English only.

Style: dark-pop / cyber-grunge / rap music video with photoreal high-fashion polish and the texture of a scanned film magazine—high contrast without looking cheap. Reference late-1990s to early-2000s indie magazines, photocopies, film scans, underground-music posters, and zine collage. Add coarse grain, subtle gate weave, halftone dots, rough print edges, and slight scan misregistration. Keep the edit fast and use hard cuts only—no fades or soft transitions. Match the typographic treatment and surface texture of the reference images.