Lin Daiyu vs Xue Baochai freestyle battle — English R2

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Draft title: Lin Daiyu vs Xue Baochai freestyle battle — English R2

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FORMAT: 10s 9:16 vertical video.
REFERENCE ROLES: @Image1 is the lead solo performer in elegant ancient silk attire holding a wireless microphone.
SOUNDTRACK SPECIFICATION: Target 128 BPM trap beat with crisp 808 bass, rapid hi-hats, and bamboo flute synth. Clear English rap vocal.
SCENE AND CAMERA: Ancient courtyard pavilion converted into a freestyle battle cypher. Dynamic medium shot with subtle handheld drift.
ORIGINAL LYRICS:
Step to the mic, watch the rhythm drop
Flow so clean that the beat won't stop
PERFORMANCE TARGETS:
0-2.5s: Lead raises the microphone to lips, stepping to the 128 BPM trap bounce.
2.5-5.0s: Fast, articulated English lip delivery of the first bar with expressive brow and hand motion.
5.0-7.5s: Delivers fast second bar with a dynamic head tilt and outward hand flick on the snare hit.
7.5-10.0s: Closes lips, smiles confidently, and bobs to the lingering 808 outro as the crowd cheers.
PRIORITY: Flawless adherence to @Image1 identity, precise English lip audio sync, punchy battle energy.
EXCLUSIONS: Morphing garments, distorted hands, duplication of lead identity, subtitles, text overlays.

INPUT AND AUDIO BOUNDARY: @Image1 is the sole uploaded photo; no other image, audio or video reference. Preserve the uploaded person/pet identity, hair or fur markings and body proportions, or the reference object’s geometry and materials; do not copy another performer’s identifying appearance. Generic supporting figures are distinct. All BPM, instrumentation and lyrics are newly authored targets, not measurements or quotations of the source. Generate original audio, never clone source music, melody or a named voice. Lips match the generated vocal exactly, never precede it; during instrumental sections the mouth stays relaxed. If the input is a pet use stylized jaw articulation only, never human lips or human teeth. No recognizable copyrighted character appearance, text, logos or watermarks. Do not change the input subject’s gender or age. No generation has been tested.

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