Birthday Rap Song starring them

Everyone already knows the birthday song. This one has their name, your faces and a joke only your crew gets.

In a 12-second song you get two verses of about 16 to 22 words each and a short hook of one to six words; shorter clips get shorter verses. In duo mode, person 1 raps verse 1, person 2 raps verse 2, and both shout the hook together on the last bar. The birthday lyrics come preloaded, so you can render them as they are or rewrite every line.

Put the name early so it lands in the first seconds. Then add the details: the age, the city, the thing they always say, the time they fell asleep at their own party. If the name is unusual, spell it the way it sounds.

The page loads the Trap beat, the loud one. For a softer gift, switch the beat before you render.

• Trap: hard 808s at about 140 BPM. The two of you rap in tight rhythm and shout the hook. Best for friends, siblings and anyone who will post it.
• Melodic: warm pop and R&B at about 100 BPM. The verses are sung and the hook is sung together in harmony. Best for Mom, Grandpa or a partner.
• Boom bap: dusty 90s drums and a piano loop at about 90 BPM. Best for the friend who still argues about old-school rap.

The melody is always original, so a sung version won't be the classic birthday tune. End on a hook like "Happy birthday, Dani!" and nobody will miss it.

The House party stage puts two people side by side in a living room with warm lamps, disco-ball light spots and balloons, each at their own vintage mic stand. Who stands there is up to you.

• The birthday person and their best friend, trading compliments and receipts.
• You and a sibling, rapping to a parent who has no idea it's coming.
• The birthday person alone in Solo mode, hyping themselves up.
• Two friends from the group chat, rapping on behalf of everyone.

Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed. To keep it a surprise, cast yourself and a friend who's in on it, and fill the lyrics with the birthday person's name.

A card gets read once and goes in a drawer. A short vertical video gets replayed, forwarded to the family chat and reposted on their story.

It's also forgiving if you forgot. Rendering usually takes 2–5 minutes, and you can leave the page while it works. The finished video waits in My videos, ready to download as an MP4 that fits TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and WhatsApp.