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Diss track generator: friendly fire only
A diss track works when both sides can laugh. SC Study Rap's diss track generator writes the roast verses around your topic, casts you and your target — sorry, your co-star — as the duo, and renders it as a vertical video with an original beat.
Write the dissStudio examples made with two synthetic adult model pairs (two takes each), all on the Tangerine stage, 12 seconds — not customers. Every feature you see here is what your own render gets.
What a good diss needs
Specifics. "You have replied-all to the entire company twice this month" writes better verses than "you are annoying". Give the topic a fact, a number or a nickname; the studio builds the bars around it.
The verses follow your topic's language and are written new per render — two diss tracks about the same grudge will not rhyme the same.
Lines the studio will not cross
No protected traits, no impersonation of public figures, no photos of minors, and no real voice cloning. Both people in the photos must have consented, and you confirm it before every render.
A diss between consenting friends is comedy; anything else fails the safety check — and failed renders refund their credits automatically, so the refusal costs you nothing.
Deploying it
Render the 12-second default for a verse-and-rebuttal, download without a watermark, and send it where the rivalry lives. Fifteen seconds (13 credits) if the feud has lore.
Expect a rebuttal. The studio prices remakes the same as first tries — 5 to 13 credits by length — so escalation is affordable.
QUESTIONS
Can I make a diss track about a celebrity?
No. The studio refuses impersonation of public figures — diss tracks here star you and people who agreed to appear.
Does the other person need to consent?
Yes. Everyone whose face is in the photos must have agreed, and you confirm that before the render starts.
What stops truly offensive lyrics?
Your topic shapes the verses, and safety checks block content attacking protected traits or involving minors. Rejected renders are refunded.