AI diss tracks · clean roasts · rapped vocals
Name the target, the beef and the beat. Kenerate writes the bars and raps them over a finished trap, drill or boom-bap beat in about a minute — or performs your own diss lyrics. Built for friendly roasts, rap battles and group-chat wars.
Updated by the Kenerate AI team
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Quick answer
A diss track generator turns a target and a beef into a finished rap song that roasts them. In Kenerate AI's Music Studio you describe who you're dissing, the running joke and the beat (trap, drill or boom-bap); the AI writes the bars and raps them in about a minute, or performs lyrics you paste in Lyrics mode. Keep it playful: friends who are in on the joke, fictional rivals, teams.
Listen first
Unedited generations from the Music Studio — the prompt under each card is exactly what was typed. Tap a cover to listen.
Made with Ken Music 1.5 · Clean, comedic, fictional target
PromptPlayful clean diss track, no profanity, comedic male rap roasting a fictional rival called Tiny Tony who always steals everyone's fries at lunch, bouncy trap beat, crowd ad-libs, 140 bpm half-time, funny and witty
Made with MiniMax Music 3.0 · Good-natured roast of a late friend
PromptFunny pop-punk song roasting a friend who is always late, gang vocals, fast drums, playful and good-natured, 170 bpm
Made with Ken Music 1.5 · A beat to spit your own diss over
PromptUK drill beat, sliding 808 bass, skippy hi-hats, dark piano melody, eerie strings, 142 bpm
How to
Step 1
A friend who's in on it, a rival team or a fictional character — plus one running joke.
Step 2
Trap for bounce, drill for menace, boom-bap for battle-rap.
Step 3
Song mode writes the disses; Lyrics mode raps your own [Verse]/[Hook].
Step 4
A full track in about a minute.
See it in the app
Open Image Studio and type what you want to see — subject, style, lighting and mood.
Prompt & lyrics to song, instrumentals, models, your tracks & chat
Chapters
Engines
Facts from the app's engine list.
Kenerate
Best for
Default engine: full songs with vocals in any language; can take an image as inspiration
MiniMax
Best for
Follows [Verse]/[Chorus] section tags closely
Mureka
Best for
Writes its own lyrics from a prompt; style chips; MP3/WAV/FLAC
Kenerate
Best for
Quick clips — hooks, jingles, intros
Prompt recipe
Each opens the Music Studio with the prompt filled in — swap in your own names and beef.
Gamer roast
Clean comedic diss track roasting my friend who always loses at FIFA and blames the controller, bouncy trap beat, witty punchlines, 140 bpm
Sibling beef
Playful diss track roasting my little brother who never does the dishes, hard trap beat, crowd ad-libs, clean lyrics, 140 bpm
Fantasy league
Battle-rap diss about my rival fantasy football team finishing last, boom-bap beat, crowd reactions, clean, 92 bpm
Group chat
Funny diss track for the group chat member who leaves everyone on read, lo-fi trap beat, sarcastic flow, 130 bpm
Drill roast
Playful UK drill roast of a friend who is always late, sliding 808s, skippy hi-hats, clean lyrics with no violence, 142 bpm
Just the beat
Hard battle-rap beat for a diss track, heavy 808s, aggressive piano stabs, 145 bpm
Song structure
Most diss tracks open with a call-out, stack punchlines in the verses and hammer one insult in the hook. Ask for this layout — or write the tags yourself — and the generator follows it.
A typical diss track runs about 2–3 minutes at 85–145 bpm.
Tips
What worked while making the demos above.
Specific beats generic: 'blames the controller' lands harder than 'bad at games'.
Put the best insult in the hook so it repeats.
Say 'clean, no profanity' — the jokes get wittier, not weaker.
Add 'crowd ad-libs' or 'battle-rap energy' for a live-battle feel.
Roast people who are in on the joke; never real private people who aren't, or public figures.
Try two engines — flow and comic timing vary.
FAQ
8 questions
Open the Music Studio, describe the target, the beef and the beat — for example a clean comedic diss about a friend who always loses at FIFA over a bouncy trap beat — and the AI writes and raps it in about a minute.
Link to this answerFree to start: new Kenerate accounts get starter credits. After that a track costs from 12 credits (Ken Music 1, ~30 s) to 30 credits (Ken Music 1.5, full song), with one-time credit packs and no subscription required.
Link to this answerYes. Switch to Lyrics mode, paste your bars with [Verse] and [Hook] tags and describe the beat; the engine raps your words over it.
Link to this answerYes — the Music Studio's write-lyrics helper drafts lyrics for 1 credit, which you can edit before generating the song. The AI lyrics generator page has more ways to write bars.
Link to this answerOnly about people who are in on the joke, like a friend who asked for it. Don't target real private people who haven't agreed, celebrities or public figures, and never use threats, slurs or private details.
Link to this answerTrap (around 130–150 bpm, half-time) for bouncy comedic roasts, UK drill (about 140–144 bpm) for a darker feel, and boom-bap (85–95 bpm) for classic battle rap.
Link to this answerKen Music 1 makes ~30-second clips; Ken Music 1.5 goes up to about 3 minutes, and MiniMax Music 3.0 and Mureka up to 4 minutes.
Link to this answerYes — every finished song can be downloaded from the Music Studio and shared.
Link to this answerIn depth
What works, what to avoid, and how the pieces fit.
Diss tracks are a hip-hop tradition: a rapper answers a rival with a song full of specific call-outs. The ones people remember stack concrete details and repeat one insult in the hook. For a friendly roast the same rules apply — swap the feud for a running joke your friends all know.
An AI diss track generator handles the beat, the rhyme scheme and the delivery; your job is the material. One sharp detail ('blames the controller') gives the engine more to rhyme with than a vague insult.
A few rules keep diss tracks fun:
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