Sora 2
POV smartphone video, first-person perspective from a spectator sitting in the audience of a huge international singing competition arena. The video has realistic smartphone quality, slightly blurry focus, handheld camera shake, imperfect exposure, like a viral phone recording. Not cinematic, looks like a real audience member filmed it. The arena is dark at first. The camera faces a giant stage structure: a massive tall rectangular frame stretches from left to right across the entire background. Behind the frame, in the center, there is a smaller square platform where singers perform. At the beginning, almost nothing is visible, only darkness and silhouettes of the audience sitting in rows of chairs. Suddenly, a man from the crowd loudly shouts in frustration: "When is it finally going to start?" Immediately after that, all arena lights turn on. A male performer suddenly runs onto the small central stage. He has long loose hair, wears an elegant business suit with a red tie. A small headset microphone is attached near his neck. He starts performing an energetic and unusual pop song. He dances with exaggerated funny movements: spinning his arms, making sharp body movements, raising one leg rhythmically, moving like a charismatic Eurovision-style performer. The song sounds like a catchy Italian pop chorus. He sings repeatedly: "mi amore, mi amore, espresso macchiato, macchiato, macchiato, por favore, por favore..." The entire audience explodes with excitement. People cheer, scream, clap and sing along. The person filming turns the smartphone camera away from the stage toward the audience. Young fans stand up from their seats, hold onto the barriers, jump and sing along together. A young girl holding a huge fan sign notices the camera, smiles and waves at the person filming while continuing to sing in rhythm. Some older spectators remain seated with serious stone faces, quietly watching the performance without reacting. Realistic crowd behavior, natural human movement, authentic concert atmosphere, imperfect smartphone autofocus, slight motion blur, real-world lighting, documentary style, first-person audience perspective.