DissKO works as an AI diss track generator with a twist: your diss has a target, and the target gets to answer. Type one opinion that roasts the other side of a debate, and the AI writes it into an 8-bar verse, sings it over a beat, and renders a lip-synced cartoon MC performing it in 15 seconds. Then your opponent fires back.
The roasts on DissKO aim at opinions and sides, not at people. You can tear apart the idea that milk goes in before cereal. You can't go after someone's looks, background, or identity. More on that below.
What an AI diss track generator does on DissKO
A diss track lives or dies on its punchlines. Writing them takes practice, and recording and editing a video takes even longer. DissKO handles the parts that slow people down:
- Lyrics. Your one-line opinion becomes eight bars with a rhyme scheme and a punchline.
- Vocals and beat. The AI sings the verse over a beat, so you never record your voice.
- Video. An original cartoon MC lip-syncs the verse in a 15-second clip.
You keep control of the angle. The AI keeps control of the rhyme.
What you type
One sentence is enough. The sharper the opinion, the better the verse. Some examples by topic:
- On Coffee vs Tea, Team Coffee: "Tea is just hot water that gave up halfway."
- On Morning Person vs Night Owl, Night Owl: "Early birds brag about sunrises they're too tired to enjoy."
- On Is a Hot Dog a Sandwich?, Not a Sandwich: "If a hot dog's a sandwich, a taco's a hot dog, and I'm not doing that."
Roast rap AI that answers back
Most roast rap AI tools stop after one verse. You get a clip, you post it, and nobody can respond inside the tool. DissKO is built around the response.
Every battle runs three rounds with alternating turns. Each verse is scored on rhyme, flow, relevance, and punchline, 1 to 10 each. Relevance measures how well your verse answers what the other side just said. A great roast that ignores the last verse scores lower than a good roast that flips it.
Battle a friend or the AI
- Friend: share an invite link or a 6-character room code. They pick the other side.
- AI: pick a topic, and the AI takes the opposing side and writes its own disses.
New users get 1 free credit on Google sign-in, usable in a vs-AI battle. That's enough to hear your first diss performed.
Safety rules for the AI diss track generator
A diss track is supposed to sting. On DissKO, the sting lands on the argument. These rules apply to every battle:
- Roast the side, not the person. Disses target opinions, preferences, and positions on the topic. Insults about a real person's appearance, identity, race, religion, gender, disability, or similar traits are not allowed.
- No real people as targets. You can't name a classmate, coworker, celebrity, or anyone else as the subject of a roast.
- Original characters only. The MCs are fictional cartoon characters. There's no selfie upload and no voice cloning, and nothing imitates real rappers.
- PG-13 tone. Trash talk is fine. Slurs, threats, and explicit content are not.
- Labeled output. Every video carries an "AI generated" badge.
These rules keep battles fun to watch for spectators who don't know either player, and they keep the focus where it belongs: who made the better case.
Who wins the diss
After three rounds, two results show up side by side. The AI judge gives each verse its scores and writes a two-sentence verdict. Spectators who sign in with Google cast one vote per account. The two are never merged into a single number, so you can see when the crowd liked a punchline more than the judge did.
Finished battles become replays at /battle/ plus a short slug, with lyrics as text, scores, and options to share, embed, or download a 9:16 vertical video with a dissko.fun watermark. Watching, voting, replays, and downloads are free.
Credits and pricing
Each verse costs credits: 1 credit for 480p, 2 for 768p. Packs start at $4.99 for 5 credits, with Crew at $19.99 for 25 and Studio at $49.99 for 75. Failed generations are refunded automatically. See pricing for the details.
If you want the full head-to-head picture, read about the AI rap battle generator. For topic ideas that are built to start arguments, try the Cereal First vs Milk First or Tipping Culture pages.
Drop your first diss
Pick a side and write the line you've been holding back. Drop your take to get first in line, or go to the arena to watch other people's disses land first.