I'm Gonna TOESA AI: Your 퇴사할게여 Performance or Walkout

We change the 3 performers on this stage. 1. The adult singer in the middle is the person in [Image 1], with the look from [Image 1]: copy the exact face from [Image 1] (the face shape, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache, glasses or freckles), so their friends recognize them at once. 2. Shoes: black flat shoes. The outfit is the outfit from [Image 1]. 3. The two dancers on both sides are a cute rabbit and a teddy bear: a fluffy white rabbit mascot on the left and a fluffy brown teddy bear mascot on the right, both with adult body size, dancing the same moves in sync. If [Image 1] shows an animal, the singer is that animal standing upright, with its own face, fur and markings, holding the mic. A K-pop music-show performance, vertical 9:16, photorealistic like a real TV broadcast, 4 shots with hard cuts. The singer holds a mint-green handheld mic. The same real person in every shot, also in the wide shot; the face never morphs and never turns into anyone else. The stage: a bright K-pop music-show stage dressed as a pastel cartoon office: a giant tilted pink office door, big speech-bubble boards, a wooden bookshelf, a mint-green sofa, thin white neon frame lines, a glossy dark floor that reflects the lights. A dark studio audience fills the front rows in silhouette. Every board and screen is blank: no letters, no words, no logos. The moves, cheerful and a little cheeky, on the beat: a big goodbye wave with a small bow, a skip step to the side, both arms flung out wide, peace signs next to the face, one hand shading the eyes as if checking the nice weather, a hand on the lower back like a tired old office worker, then one hand reaching out to the camera. 0-2.5 s: a close-up from the chest up: the singer sings into the mint-green mic with a big smile, the face large and sharp, exactly the face from [Image 1]. 2.5-5 s: a wide shot from the audience: the singer in the middle, the rabbit on the left and the teddy bear on the right wave goodbye with a small bow and skip to the side in sync. 5-7.5 s: a medium shot from the knees up: the singer flings both arms out wide, then puts one hand on the lower back with a funny tired face; the rabbit and the bear copy it. 7.5-10 s: a close-up: the singer winks, reaches one hand to the camera and sings the last line with a happy grin. Audio: an original bright, bouncy K-pop dance-pop track with a fast beat, handclaps and a cheerful synth; no known song. The studio audience cheers; the singer sings along into the mic. Only one human on stage: the singer. The rabbit and the bear are costume mascots with no human face. No famous people, no children. No logos, no company name, no channel logo, no captions, no readable text on any board, screen, card or sign, no watermark. One head, two arms, two legs and five fingers per hand; nobody merges with anyone.

Animate the person in [Image 1]: their last day at work. They sit at their office desk, stand up, drop their ID badge on the desk and dance out of the office, happy. Vertical 9:16, photorealistic, like a real phone video filmed by a coworker, one continuous shot that follows them, natural office light. The office worker is the person in [Image 1], in every frame: copy the exact face from [Image 1] (the face shape, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache, glasses or freckles), the same build, and the clothes from [Image 1], so their friends recognize them at once. They are an adult. The face stays the same from the first frame to the last, also in the turns. Never morph. If [Image 1] shows an animal, the office worker is that animal standing upright on its hind legs, with its own face, fur and markings, not a person. The place: an ordinary open-plan office: rows of white desks with computer monitors, office chairs, a printer, potted plants, big windows with blinds, a glass door at the end. A few adult coworkers in office clothes sit at their desks and look up in surprise. Every screen, paper and sign is blank or out of focus. The moves, cheerful and a little cheeky, on the beat: a big goodbye wave with a small bow, a skip step to the side, both arms flung out wide, peace signs next to the face, one hand shading the eyes as if checking the nice weather, a hand on the lower back like a tired old office worker, then one hand reaching out to the camera. 0-2 s: a medium shot from the waist up: they sit at the desk in front of the computer with a tired, bored face, then take a deep breath. 2-4 s: they stand up with a big grin, lift the ID badge on its lanyard over the head and drop it on the keyboard: a plain white card with no writing and no photo. 4-7 s: they dance away between the desks on the beat: a goodbye wave to the coworkers with a small bow, a skip step, both arms flung out wide, peace signs next to the face. The coworkers stare, one laughs. 7-10 s: at the glass door they turn back to the camera, put one hand on the lower back like a tired old worker, laugh, wave goodbye and walk out into the sunlight; the face is large and sharp in the turn. Audio: keyboard clicks and a quiet office hum, then, the moment they stand up, an original bright, bouncy K-pop dance-pop beat with handclaps kicks in; no known song, no lyrics. Nobody speaks. No famous people, no children. No logos, no company name, no channel logo, no captions, no readable text on any board, screen, card or sign, no watermark. One head, two arms, two legs and five fingers per hand; nobody merges with anyone.