Make a diss track video. Keep it friendly.
Roast the tiny habit everyone knows. Start with your idea or a recording you can use.
Make the idea yours.
Watch a sample, choose your photos and set up your clip. Sign in when you are ready to generate.
Fictional characters, made with Seedance 2.0 Mini. Your video uses Wan 3.0 and will look different.
This makes a generated video, not a separate text-lyrics file or a clone of someone’s voice.
Roast the habit, not the person
Choose one behavior your friend already jokes about. A diss track video about skipping songs has a clear target that does not require an accusation or a secret. “You are terrible” is vague and harsh; a familiar habit gives the joke something specific to work with.
A useful check is whether you would say the same line while the person was standing beside you. If the answer depends on them never seeing it, choose a different topic. Keep health, appearance, identity and private relationships out of the roast.
Start your diss track video with an idea or a recording
For a new diss track video, a portrait and a plain-language topic let the model create an original short performance. You can describe the setup, the tone and a suggested punchline without composing a full song first.
If you have already recorded your bars, use the own-song workflow instead. Choose a short reference segment and a suitable image. The audio guides generation; it is not an editing feature that guarantees the original recording will be laid over the result unchanged.
Build around one understandable punchline
Try a simple structure: name the habit, exaggerate its harmless consequence, then give the friendship room to show. In a short clip, you may only need the consequence. A charger borrower with enough cables to open a shop is an image people can understand quickly.
Keep the language familiar. Complicated references and dense rhymes are harder to follow when the audience is also noticing faces and movement. Read your idea aloud once; remove anything that requires explaining who, when and why.
Let the setting support the joke
A bedroom doorway suits the late-friend joke. A casual game room suits a premature victory celebration. You can request a familiar setting in the topic, but keep the important information in the idea itself rather than in a tiny prop or a complicated camera move.
A solo performer can deliver the roast without putting the target on screen. A duo works if both adults want to be part of it. Use only photos you have permission to use and avoid creating a diss track video that appears to show an unsuspecting person making real statements.
Check the delivery before you send it
The same joke can sound affectionate or aggressive depending on the voice and expression. Listen to the generated result all the way through. Look for invented details, unclear words or a tone that goes beyond the playful premise you intended.
If you want a response, let your friend make their own clip rather than pretending the model has produced their real reply. For two equally matched positions, a friendly battle may suit the idea better than a one-directional roast.
Ready for a first take?
Choose your inputs first, then pick a one-time credit pack. You will see the credit cost before generation.
See credit packsdiss track video questions, answered.
Know what to prepare and what to expect before your first take.
Ask our support teamDoes a diss track video include lyrics I can edit separately?
The studio generates a video with sound. It is not a standalone lyrics editor or an audio-only song generator. Your topic can suggest lines, but the final wording may change.
Can I use my own recorded diss?
Yes, through the own-song workflow. Use audio you have the right to use, choose a short segment and review the generated result. Your reference does not guarantee identical words, voice or timing.
Does the person I am roasting need to be in the video?
No. You can appear alone and make the habit the subject. If another adult appears, get their permission and let them see the finished joke before posting it publicly.
Will the diss track video sound like me?
A portrait does not clone your voice. Original mode generates new vocals, and even an uploaded recording is a reference rather than a voice-preservation guarantee.
How is a diss track video different from a rap battle?
A diss usually has one speaker aiming a joke at a target. A battle gives both people a position and a chance to answer. Choose the format that matches the relationship and the idea.
Can I request a famous rapper’s voice or their original beat?
This workflow is for original performances and audio you have permission to use. It does not provide licensed artist voices, an original-song library or an official imitation template.
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