Dark-Pop Cyber-Grunge Rap Music Video Prompt

Dark-pop / cyber-grunge rap music video, 15 seconds, 2K - a still-life performance, no people anywhere in the video. REFERENCES - Ref image 1 = OBJECT CAST: battered guitar amp stack, distressed electric guitar, chain-wrapped vintage boombox, scattered cassette tapes, thin smoke haze, warm beige seamless studio backdrop. Ref image 2 = GRAPHIC STYLE for all on-screen title cards: condensed typography, black panels, red accents, index numbers, barcodes, Hangul, photocopy texture. LOOK - Photoreal still life with high-fashion editorial polish, controlled studio lighting. Entire frame reads like a scanned late-90s underground music magazine: coarse film grain, subtle gate weave, halftone dots in the midtones, rough print edges, slight CMYK misregistration. High contrast, deep blacks, warm highlights - gritty but expensive. TYPOGRAPHY - Title cards in the exact graphic style of ref image 2, slamming on-screen in beat sync, zero easing, each held only a few frames. Card sequence: "ONE HIT" → "MOVE FAST" → red biohazard panel "NOISE INDEX" → "BASS DROP" landing exactly on the audio bass drop → Hangul "스태틱 인덱스" as the final printed frame. EDIT - Fast rhythm cut, hard cuts only: no fades, no dissolves. Alternate locked-off wide shots of the object set, snap macro close-ups (chain links, guitar strings, cassette tape reels, amp grille, drifting smoke), full-frame title cards, and freeze-frames that reprint as halftone stills. Occasional 2–3 frame jump cuts, like a scanner skipping. AUDIO - Heavy dark trap beat around 140 BPM: distorted 808 bass, crisp hi-hats, vinyl crackle underneath. Every cut and every title card lands exactly on the beat. Bass drop at the midpoint synced to a freeze-frame. No dialogue - sparse vocal chops and ad-libs only. End on a hard cut to silence over the final Hangul printed frame.