Create a hilarious, cinematic record cover for a novelty comedy song titled “Vin Diesel Is Now Unlucky Nigel.” Square album artwork, bold British comedy aesthetic, slightly shabby and chaotic neighbourhood greengrocer in England. In the centre, Vin Diesel is desperately pretending to be an ordinary greengrocer named Nigel. He is wearing an absurdly shiny, badly fitted dark wig, an obviously fake crooked moustache, and a cheap supermarket-style apron. The wig is sliding sideways down his head and the moustache is hanging on at an awkward angle. He stands behind a counter overflowing with parsnips, carrots, turnips, pears, tomatoes, onions, courgettes, cabbage and celery. His expression is a perfect mixture of embarrassment, resignation and “please don't recognise me.” A handwritten name badge says NIGEL. In the background, several amused British customers are openly staring at him. A small child points dramatically at him in disbelief. One elderly customer is holding a tomato and looking suspicious. A manager stands in the doorway with folded arms, clearly knowing exactly who Nigel really is. Add visual gags throughout: the fake moustache is upside-down, the oversized wig has fallen onto a pile of celery, a paper bag of carrots has split open, and a tiny sign reads “PLEASE ASK FOR NIGEL.” Somewhere in the scene, subtly include a staff discount card and a shopping bag full of parsnips. The overall mood should be ridiculously unlucky, warm, chaotic and distinctly British, like Ver mais