Diss track generator for friendly fire

A diss track here is a short solo performance, 12 seconds by default. You stand at the mic on the battle stage and rap two verses of about 16 to 22 words each (shorter clips get shorter verses), then shout a hook of 1 to 6 words to finish. The beat is hard trap at around 140 BPM, and your lips are synced to every line.

The verse and the beat are AI-generated and original. Kiravu never uses an existing song's recording or lyrics, so the track belongs to this one moment and this one target.

Two short verses don't leave room for a warm-up. Go straight to the joke:

• Open with the evidence. Name the crime: the group project they ghosted, the "quick" shower that took forty minutes.
• Escalate in verse 2. Save your best line for the last bar before the hook.
• Make the hook the verdict. "Case closed!" or "Sit down!" hits harder than a full sentence.
• Roast what they did, not who they are. Habits, hot takes and bad decisions are fair game. Looks, money and private stuff are not.

You can also keep the ready-made roast lyrics and change one detail, like the name of the person you are roasting.

A diss track is only funny when the target laughs too. So:

• Aim it at friends, family or coworkers who are in on the joke.
• Don't target real people who didn't agree, and don't use it to harass anyone.
• Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed. Celebrities and public figures are not allowed.

You tick a rights confirmation before each render. Uploaded photos are used only to make the video and are deleted from storage after 7 days.

Solo is the default: just you, rapping at the camera, with the target living only in your lyrics. For a back-and-forth, switch to Duo and add their selfie. With the roast topic the two of you turn toward each other and trade insults, and your diss track becomes a rap battle.

Either way, a standard render (12 seconds at 720p) costs 10 credits; 1080p on the Pro or Flagship model costs more. If it fails, the credits come back on their own.

Send it privately first. A diss track lands best in a direct message or a group chat where everyone knows the backstory. If the target loves it, they can repost it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts themselves.

The MP4 has no watermark, and it stays in My videos until you delete it. Save it for the right moment: their birthday, the day after the big game, or the next time they show up late.