Turn an inside joke into a rap your friends can laugh along with. Use the Diss Track Generator to describe the rivalry, choose a tone, and prepare a song with vocals and a beat in Studio.
Give your Diss Track Generator a little context
A late friend, a dramatic group chat, a fictional rival: pick one story. These details prepare a draft; you can edit it in Studio before generating.
Two ideas for your Diss Track Generator
Use either writing example as a starting point, then change the details. These are prompts, not recordings of generated songs.
The friend who is always almost there
Give the Diss Track Generator a recognizable habit and a running joke. Keep it affectionate enough that the person in the song would enjoy hearing it too.
Alex texts “five minutes away” before leaving home. Our table has ordered dessert by the time Alex arrives. Write a playful rap with a chorus about a watch set to tomorrow. Finish by admitting that dinner would be boring without Alex.
Bouncy boom bap, warm bass, conversational rap vocals, a short repeating hook
The imaginary champion of everything
A fictional rivalry gives the Diss Track Generator room for exaggeration. Invent a silly contest, then let the opponent’s big claims collapse over a few verses.
Captain Couch calls himself the champion of every sport but only competes with the TV remote. Build a comedy rap around his imaginary trophy shelf, his halftime snack breaks, and his undefeated record at cancelling practice. Keep the jokes about the made-up contest.
Old-school hip-hop, punchy drums, confident comic delivery, a crowd-style hook
How to use the Diss Track Generator
Start with the joke you actually want to hear. Add a nickname or fictional opponent, explain your relationship, and describe a few moments the listener will recognize. The Diss Track Generator combines those details with your chosen tone and style. When your Diss Track Generator draft is ready, continue in Studio to review the description, give the track a title, and sign in when you are ready. Creating the audio requires available credits. A successful request usually returns two tracks; compare their delivery and hooks before choosing one. Opening this page or preparing your draft does not start a paid generation.
Make the joke specific enough to rap
“My friend is annoying” gives the Diss Track Generator very little to work with. “My friend brings three chargers on a day trip and still has a dead phone” gives it a scene. Choose one harmless habit, add a detail, and decide where the joke should land. A repeated phrase can become the hook. Use the verses for different moments instead of repeating the same insult. The Diss Track Generator can interpret or omit instructions, so keep the story short enough to recognize when you listen. Leave out private information and anything the other person would not want shared.
Choose a delivery that fits the joke
A playful diss track does not need the loudest beat. Try conversational vocals over a bouncy rhythm for a story about friends, or a deliberately serious delivery for a ridiculous fictional rivalry. Tell the Diss Track Generator which words or idea should anchor the chorus. A few compatible directions usually say more than a long list of genres. If you already wrote your own bars, continue to Studio and switch to Custom mode to paste them into the lyrics field. The Diss Track Generator prepares a description, so do not expect text placed in the story box to be sung word for word.
Listen before you send the track
Check the whole recording, especially names, punchlines, and the ending. The Diss Track Generator does not guarantee exact pronunciation, duration, or a particular rhyme. If the joke comes across as cruel, revise the description or your lyrics before trying again; a new generation uses another credit. Keep the comparison focused: change the delivery if the words work, or simplify the story if the point gets lost. Finished tracks stay in your private library. Download the MP3 you prefer and send it using your own messaging app. Ask before sharing a song about a real friend beyond the group it was made for.
Diss Track Generator questions
Does the Diss Track Generator make a full song or just lyrics?
Prepare a description with the Diss Track Generator, then create a full audio track in Studio with rap vocals and a beat. The Diss Track Generator is not a separate text-only lyric writer. You can also bring your own lyrics to Custom mode. Listen to the completed versions in your library and download the available MP3; there is no need to perform or record the rap yourself.
Can I use the Diss Track Generator for a friendly roast?
Yes. Start with a harmless quirk, an agreed joke, or a fictional contest, and ask for a playful tone. The Diss Track Generator works from your description, so explain the friendship as well as the joke. Avoid threats, hateful attacks, private details, or material intended to humiliate someone. Review the actual result before deciding whether to share it.
Is the Diss Track Generator free to use?
Filling in the Diss Track Generator form and preparing a draft is free. Generating the song in Studio requires Google sign-in and available Nano AI Song credits. New accounts do not automatically receive generation credits. Check Pricing before purchasing. Each new generation uses credits, including a new attempt after you change the joke or style; a confirmed failed request returns its credit.
Can I choose a famous rapper’s voice?
Describe the delivery instead: relaxed or energetic, spoken or melodic, crisp or rough. The Diss Track Generator does not offer voice cloning or a guarantee of sounding like a named performer. Use words and story details you have permission to use. A genre description helps guide the music without promising to recreate a particular person’s voice or recording.
What happens to my existing song draft?
The Diss Track Generator uses the same single draft saved in this browser as Studio. If a draft is already there, you choose whether to replace it. Cancelling keeps your old draft. This is not account sync, and replacing a draft does not delete completed songs from your library. Review your new description in Studio before using any credits.