A Kling prompt for iPhone Kupi Dance that quotes nobody

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Vertical 9:16 image-to-video, roughly 15 seconds, one fixed phone-camera shot at chest height with no cuts, a comic show-off scene.
Reference image 1 is the DANCER, an adult. Reproduce their face, hair, skin tone and body type faithfully, and give them a long dark green faux-fur coat worn open over their own clothes.
Location: a luxurious, dimly lit hotel room at night with warm honey-coloured wood-panelled walls, a wooden ceiling, a floor-to-ceiling window full of city lights, a cream armchair and the corner of a white bed in the foreground. Nothing in the room has a logo or readable text.
The device: a large dark tri-fold phone with no logo, which starts closed and unfolds into a tablet-sized screen. The screen only ever shows an abstract colourful swirl, never icons, words or marks.
Action, in order:
1. The DANCER sits very close to the lens holding the closed phone and looks down at it slyly.
2. They unfold it once and hold the small open screen sideways to the camera.
3. They lower it, shimmy the shoulders and pull an amazed open-mouthed face.
4. They lift it again and unfold it into the big tablet-sized screen, wiggling it proudly near the lens.
5. They stand up and back away, then dance in the middle of the room hugging the big screen, hips and shoulders swaying with diva energy.
6. They toss the device into the air and catch it.
7. They dance wildly, spinning so the coat flares out.
8. They turn away and strut out of frame to the right, leaving the room empty.
Soundtrack: an instrumental upbeat dance beat with a punchy kick and bright synths, plus a soft whoosh at each unfold. No singing, no lyrics, no speech.
Look: photoreal, no on-screen text, no captions, no logos, no watermark.

Tips for using it

• Set an adult's photo as reference image 1, never a child's.
• A text prompt may merge or skip beats, so check the order and run again if one goes missing.
• Keep brand names and creator names out. Filters often block them, and the device here is deliberately generic.
• Tools change quickly. Check which length and aspect ratio yours supports and adjust the opening line.