Kling prompt for the Ba Ba Ba Dance: copy-ready, no names

The prompt

Image-to-video, 9:16 portrait, 15 seconds long.
LEFT dancer = reference image 1, RIGHT dancer = reference image 2; both are adults (they may be one person). Each dancer keeps the face, hair, skin tone, build and outfit of their own image, and the two never merge or trade identities.
Scene: inside a modern school library: warm timber floor, glass partitions, low shelves packed with colourful books, Y-shaped lights overhead. Nothing readable, no logos.
Camera: a single locked eye-level frame framing both from head to knees, without cuts.
0-3s: the two stand side by side and groove together, bobbing torsos, rolling shoulders, small bounces.
3-9s: LEFT walks out of frame on the left; RIGHT slides to the centre, points both hands at the lens and performs a solo of crisp isolations, arm pumps across the body and one overhead sweep.
9-10s: LEFT walks back in and the pair change places, LEFT gliding to the centre while RIGHT dances away to the right.
10-15s: LEFT's solo at the centre with chest pops, sweeping arms and a deep squat bounce, ending with one arm lifted overhead.
Do not lip-sync or sing. Audio: a dance beat only, with a bouncy bass line, finger snaps and claps; no vocals.
Style: photorealistic, natural colour. Leave out text, captions and logos; no watermark.

Using it

• Attach the Left dancer picture as image 1 and the Right dancer picture as image 2. Adults only.
• Leave song and account names out, as tools tend to filter them.
• What your plan allows keeps changing, so choose the clip length it offers.