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Two selfies, four bars and one green booth. The AI puts both of you in headphones at your own mic and you trade a freestyle on a heavy 808 beat.
Two friends in headphones trade bars about their dead group chat, under green neon in a radio freestyle booth.
One clear, front-facing photo of each rapper, or one photo of the two of you. You keep your faces, hair and clothes; the headphones come with the booth.
This page opens on the green booth stage: a small dark booth washed in green, two neon tubes, round green lights on the back wall and a black studio mic for each of you.
Tell the AI what you two would rap about. It writes four short bars, each marked with who spits it. Change any word for free.
The clip comes back as a 12-second vertical video with a heavy 808 beat, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Six freestyles for the booth: friends, family, coworkers and couples. Open one in the creator, then make the bars about you.
The green booth is a radio freestyle look that took over TikTok and Reels: a tiny dark booth lit green, two rappers in headphones, a tall mic each, bars traded back and forth straight into the camera. People call it the On The Radar AI trend, after the radio freestyle series it copies. This page has no connection to On The Radar or any artist; the beat and the bars in your video are original.
The trend works because it looks like a real session. Two friends who have never rapped look like they were booked for a slot. The example above is a pair of college friends roasting their own group chat, four lines, twelve seconds.
Pick a rivalry. Dad against son, roommate against roommate, the one who cooks against the one who never does the dishes: a freestyle with a target is funnier than one about nothing. Give each person one line at a time so it reads as a back-and-forth, and keep each line to about nine words so every word lands on the beat.
Want a different room? The same verse works in front of the orange wall from the Hotel Lobby AI trend, on a street corner like Migos AI, or in a studio booth; switch the stage before you render.
A best friend, a sibling, your dad, a coworker from the night shift, or your partner for the dishes argument. If you want the roast to sting a little more, the diss track generator and the AI rap battle generator are built for that.
Two selfies, one orange wall, four lines about owning the lobby.
Two photos and four lines. You only pay once the lyrics are right.
