A Toc Toc dance prompt for Kling you can copy, with no names in it

The prompt

Vertical 9:16 image-to-video clip of around 11 seconds.
The DANCER is whoever appears in reference image 1, so their face, hair, skin tone, build and outfit stay as they look there. When the subject is an animal, it keeps its species and spends the entire dance on its hind legs: one hind leg hops, a front paw raps the air, and both front legs open wide at the very end, all cute and natural. When the subject is a toy or drawn character, it becomes a living version with the same colours and shape.
Setting: an unfurnished room with pale grey walls and a warm wooden floor. A white door frame is cut by the left edge of the picture, and a little white chest of drawers sits along the right wall. Soft, even daylight falls on it. The room holds nothing more, with no signs, no readable text and no logos.
Camera: a tripod-mounted phone at chest height, centred on the DANCER with head and feet both inside the frame. It never pans, zooms or cuts, so the whole clip is one unbroken take.
Mood: the DANCER stays dead serious, face blank, and never stops moving.
Shot 1 (0-2 s): the DANCER begins facing the lens with bent knees and arms hanging low and wide, then hops on the right foot with the left knee raised to the hip. The right fist raps twice on an invisible door at head height as the body swings round to the right.
Shot 2 (2-3.5 s): the DANCER comes down, pivots to face the camera again, flicks the right heel forward close to the floor, and throws both arms out and down, palms open.
Shot 3 (3.5-5 s): the left side is now toward the camera. The DANCER hops on the right foot while the left knee pumps up and down in small forward kicks.
Shot 4 (5-7.5 s): the DANCER's back is to the lens. Hopping and head-height knocking continue, then the head snaps round over the shoulder in a glare at the camera, and one last knock lands in profile.
Shot 5 (7.5-10 s): turning to the front, the DANCER lands in a wide stance and bounces from foot to foot, heels flicking forward left, right, left, arms low and spread.
Shot 6 (10-11 s): the DANCER locks into the closing pose, feet apart, knees loose, arms straight down and out at 45 degrees, palms open, eyes on the lens and no hint of a smile.
Audio: a cheesy, bouncy party track made of accordion and synth, roughly 124 BPM, driven by a steady four-on-the-floor kick, with a soft knock-knock whenever the DANCER knocks. No singing, no lyrics, and nobody speaks.
Look: photorealistic, with natural motion. No text, no subtitles, no logos, no watermark.

Using it

• Give Kling your photo as reference image 1. If the dancer is a pet, don't change the second line, and the pet will rise up and use its front paws.
• Keep the shots in this order with the timings as written, so the moves can match the original sound when you add it afterwards.
• Skip names and brands. Kling may filter them, and a name or likeness can lead to rights trouble, which is why the prompt sticks to describing the action.
• Tools change fast. Look up the length and aspect ratio yours supports, and edit the first line to suit.