Use the reference video as the primary motion reference. Preserve the original synchronized choreography, group formations, body movements, timing, rhythm, pacing and camera movement as faithfully as possible. Do not invent new choreography, walking or posing. Keep the original cut points and the original framing.

Replace the central performer with the uploaded character. Keep his face, identity, body proportions and appearance consistent throughout, with no drift between frames. He wears a plain dark navy short-sleeved pique polo shirt with a soft collar and a two-button placket, no logo and no pattern, with plain dark navy trousers and plain dark shoes. He stands completely still, arms relaxed at his sides, eyes straight into the lens, while everyone around him moves. There is exactly ONE human being in the entire shot and he appears only once. Do not duplicate him anywhere.

Rebuild the scene on a wide grey stone staircase. The crowd is arranged in tiered rows climbing the steps, each row standing one step higher than the row in front of it, so the whole group rises away from the camera like a grandstand and every single figure is fully visible from head to toe. The central character stands on a step in the middle of the formation. REPLACE EVERY OTHER PERSON surrounding the central character with a humanoid robot. This includes ALL rows: front, sides, middle and every background row up the steps. Do NOT leave any of the original surrounding people unreplaced. Each robot is a humanoid of human height and human proportions, built from glossy off-white armour panels over matte black joints and limbs, with a smooth featureless head that is one continuous piece of glossy dark visor, no face, and articulated hands. Every robot is identical to every other one and they hold the original formation and perform the original synchronized movements together. The robots are a generic original design and carry absolutely no branding: no brand names, no lettering, no numbers, no logos and no symbols anywhere on their bodies, chests, shoulders or heads.

Photorealistic cinematic music-video look, overcast daylight, cool desaturated colour grade. The navy polo is the only dark silhouette in a bright pale crowd. Preserve the original camera movement and framing. Prioritize the original synchronized choreography above all other changes. No face morphing, no identity drift, no distorted bodies, no extra limbs, no floating feet, no random movements. No text, no lettering and no writing anywhere in the frame.