As Lalo drifted into a deep slumber after a grueling day at work, he had no inkling of the impending chaos about to unfold. In the quiet of his room, the night air was suddenly pierced by the high-pitched whirring of tiny engines and the faint glow of alien spacecraft descending upon his home.

Unaware, Lalo became the unwitting centerpiece of an intergalactic invasion. The miniature beings, their spacecraft no larger than his thumb, swarmed around him, their curiosity piqued by his colossal form. They scuttled over his limbs, prodding and poking, as if trying to decipher the enigma of his gigantic size. They decide to inspect every single inch of his massive body in order to comprehend his puzzling form.

Then, with a start, Lalo awoke, jolting upright in his sofa. His eyes widened as he beheld the surreal scene unfolding before him—the tiny spaceships darting around his room like fireflies, their occupants seemingly fixated on him.

In a mix of confusion and disbelief, Lalo's initial instinct was to defend himself. With a swift motion, he crushed a few of the spacecraft underfoot, their delicate structures crumbling beneath his weight. Others he swatted away with his hands, the metallic clang of impact echoing through the room.

Yet, even as he fought off the miniature invaders, Lalo couldn't shake the sense of impending doom. Desperation gnawed at him as he realized the gravity of the situation—he was under attack by something beyond his comprehension.

Amidst the chaos, Lalo's resolve hardened. He refused to be a pawn in their alien machinations, determined to safeguard his autonomy against their insidious influence. With gritted teeth and steely determination, he braced himself for whatever trials lay ahead, ready to confront the mysterious invaders head-on. What began with a fearful attitude, changed to an aggressive behavior as he devoured one of the spaceships and mocked a last one as he h*t it with his d*ck!

Sh*t using a canon g7x mark iii. 1st and 3rd person footage. MP4.

Tiny alien giant takeover (giant sfx) - Lalo Cortez