Please generate a 15-second dance MV, and feature the adult or character from "Image1" as the protag

Please generate a 15-second dance MV, and feature the adult or character from "Image1" as the protagonist. As the director and producer, please optimize the composition, camera movement, music, background, lighting, clothing, scene, and formation to create a high-quality short MV that can go viral on social media. Please do not stick to fixed configurations; ensure natural randomness and diversity. If "Image1" is a live-action image, the output should be in a live-action style; if it is an illustration, the output should be in an illustration style. Please maintain the protagonist's facial features, hairstyle, vibe, and silhouette. Please include a solo dance highlight of the protagonist, and in the middle or latter half of the video, let four friends of the same gender naturally join to form a 5-person group to perform a dance. These four friends must possess their own distinct characteristics, rather than being clones of the protagonist, but the group must have a sense of unity. The clothing should match the theme and scene you design, such as idol style, K-pop style, dance MV clothing, or the clothing in "@Reference Image". The four friends should wear similar, color-coordinated, or uniform clothing. Ideally, they should wear variant colors of the protagonist's clothing. If necessary, you can include natural clothing changes, such as when switching scenes. The dance should be a professional performance, naturally blending hip-hop-based K-pop, street dance, and a cool Latin style. Please ensure that both the solo dance and the 5-person formation are attractive. Automatically generate high-taste dance music, naturally blending catchy K-pop melodies, Latin rhythms, and a hip-hop-centric club vibe. The scenes are not fixed; please freely use locations that match your dance MV concept, such as city night views, neon streets, rooftops, studios, streets, nightclubs, ocean, beach, daytime pool, resort pool, night pool, twilight coast, or summer vacation space. You do not need to be limited to these locations, but please frequently use random scene transitions. Never use "@Reference Image" as the first frame. Never use the background of "@Reference Image". Negative prompt: The protagonist changing into a different person, friends becoming clones, too many or too few people, unnatural face or limbs, low resolution, blur, noise, camera angles blocking the dance, overly distracting background, clothing malfunction, repetitive movements, dance and music mismatch, live-action input showing anime style, or illustration input showing live-action style.