Underground Hip-Hop Split-Frame Gig Cover

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, a music-video still collage: two stacked full-bleed cinematic frames joined along a hard horizontal seam. Gritty graded film-look finish with haze and motion blur, no graphic overlays. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] The frame is split into two horizontal bands, the upper band about 55% of the height and the lower band about 45%, meeting in a clean straight seam at roughly the vertical middle. The upper band is a wide outdoor street frame; the lower band is a tighter group frame with a heavy vignette and a smoke haze wash rising out of its floor. Both bands run edge to edge with no gutter, border or text, and no element crosses the seam. Depth in the upper band: a green tree canopy and pale overcast sky behind, a translucent soft-yellow cloud-shaped overlay glowing across the middle ground, masked figures in the near foreground. Depth in the lower band: a dark crowd mass in the foreground with brighter figures behind it. [Subject] Upper band: a young man at centre with dark curly hair, wearing a light-blue graphic t-shirt printed with yellow stars and squiggle motifs, mouth open mid-lyric, looking straight to camera; around him a masked figure in a black balaclava at the far left, a figure in a white tee and cap at left, a shirtless man seated in a small inset at the top-left corner, and further silhouettes at the right edge. Lower band: a cluster of roughly eight young men in dark hoodies, one white graphic tee and black balaclavas, mostly heads and shoulders, one raising a hand, a microphone held by the left-most figure in the white tee; all slightly motion-blurred. [Headline] None — the cover carries no text at all. [Badges] None. [Mood] Desaturated teal street tone against a floating honey-yellow haze, with deep near-black shadow in the lower band — raw underground hip-hop video energy. At thumbnail size it reads as a two-shot video still rather than a typed offer.