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Five o'clock Friday, a cancelled meeting, an out-of-office reply. Write four lines about work, check every word, and send a 12-second rap to the team chat.
Two coworkers in an empty office celebrate five o'clock on Friday over a 90s boom bap beat.
You and a coworker who is in on it, one photo each, or a photo of you both from the team offsite.
Preset: the office after hours, 90s boom bap. The kitchen stage makes a good break-room version.
Tell the AI the team, the project and the running joke. It writes four lines and marks who raps each; edit any of them for free.
The office rap comes back as a 12-second vertical video. Drop it in the team channel, a farewell card or the all-hands.
Six work verses that stay safe for the all-hands. Each one loads straight into the creator, where you can put in your team, your tools and your names.
Work has its own small celebrations: a launch, a promotion, a farewell, a Friday. An office rap turns one of them into twelve seconds that the whole team will watch twice. The example above is two coworkers in an empty office after hours, rapping about a closed laptop, an out-of-office reply and a cancelled meeting.
It fits where a long speech does not. Drop it into a farewell card, open the all-hands with it, or post it in the team channel on the day you finally ship. Both people in the photos should be happy to be in it, and the lines should be ones you would say in front of HR.
Use the team's real vocabulary: the tool everyone complains about, the standup that always runs long, the snack drawer. Name the person you are celebrating in the first or last line. Keep each line to about nine words so it lands on the beat, and leave clients, salaries and anyone who is not in on the joke out of it.
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Work content needs to be right the first time, so nothing is rendered until you sign off on all four lines, and you can redraft them as often as the team wants for free. Your uploads are visible only in your account. If a render does not finish, the credits come back, and if a line lands on the wrong coworker, tell us and we will review it. One pack covers launches, farewells and Fridays for as long as it lasts; the credits never expire.
Two photos and four lines. You only pay once the lyrics are right.
