Text to Emo writes a sung pop-punk diss track from your own words in about two minutes, and your first song is free.
Why a sung diss lands harder than a rapped one
Search for a diss track generator and you get a dozen tools producing rap bars. They're fine, and they're indistinguishable from each other. A pop-punk diss does something none of them manage: it makes the insult singable. The roast arrives as a chorus, which means it repeats, which means it sticks.
The receipts make the song
The generator writes from whatever detail you give it, so the quality of the roast is mostly decided before you press the button:
- Name the specific crime.Not “you're fake” — “you said you were busy and posted from the bar”.
- Pettiness is a feature. The small stuff is funnier than the big stuff, and funnier travels further.
- Put your best line in the prompt. Whatever you type tends to end up load-bearing in the chorus.
Choosing the voice
The female vocalist does venomous and melodic — Paramore-style contempt, very good at sounding unbothered while being extremely bothered. The male vocalist does cocky and theatrical, closer to Fall Out Boy. Both cost nothing to try.
Good targets
- The ex who did you dirty, obviously
- The friend who has never once Venmo'd you back
- The group project teammate who did nothing
- A situationship that ghosted, then liked your post
- Yourself, six months ago — self-roasts go surprisingly hard
For the longer version of this — what makes a roast funny rather than mean, and how people are posting them — read how to make a diss track with AI.