A Kling prompt for Talk Dirty that credits nobody

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Vertical 9:16 image-to-video, roughly 15 seconds.
Reference image 1 shows the LEAD, who may be an adult or a pet. Reproduce their face, hair or fur, skin tone, body type and outfit faithfully; a pet stays on its hind legs for the whole routine.
Location: a vast dark arena after sundown, a shiny black stage with round pools of white spotlight, flame cannons lined along the lip of the stage, huge glowing white and purple LED walls behind, blue and orange beams through haze, silhouettes of the crowd along the bottom of the frame. Nothing written anywhere.
Backup crew: a line of dancers in matching yellow-and-black varsity jackets, black trousers and white sneakers, faces ordinary and anonymous, moving in perfect sync beside and behind the LEAD.
Camera: a fan's phone raised in the crowd, slightly below stage level, with gentle handheld shake and small zooms; one cut from wide to closer at about 1 s, then one continuous take.
Beats:
1. 0 to 1 s: wide shot, the LEAD struts out of the line to the front of the stage.
2. 1 to 2.5 s: closer shot, swaggering to centre stage with the LED panels glowing.
3. 2.5 to 4 s: lights drop except one white spotlight, the LEAD sinks into a wide low hip-hop squat; flames burst up at about 3.5 s.
4. 5 to 10 s: the crew steps in on both sides and everyone hits the same hard routine, shoulder pops and arm swings, flames firing between moves.
5. 10 to 15 s: big flame jets, fireballs overhead, a last deep squat while staring proudly at the crowd.
Soundtrack: thumping arena hip-hop with deep bass, a horn riff, whooshing flame cannons and a roaring crowd. No singing, no lyrics, no rapping, no speech.
Look: photoreal, no on-screen lettering, no logos, no watermark.

Tips for using it

• Set an adult's or a pet's photo as reference image 1, never a child's.
• A written prompt can't pin each beat to a sound, so plan to shift the audio in your editor.
• Keep poster names and song titles out. Filters often block them, so the text only describes the action.
• Tools change quickly. Check which length and aspect ratio yours supports and adjust the opening line.