Gift a rap video to your friends

How gifting works

1. 1

   Have some paid credits

   Any plan or credit pack gives you credits you can pass on. Free credits, invite credits and credits someone gifted you stay in your own account.

2. 2

   Create the link

   Sign in, open your gifts page and set how many videos each friend receives, how many friends can claim, how long the link stays open and an optional note.

3. 3

   Share it anywhere

   Paste the link into a group chat, a birthday card or an email. Every friend who opens it claims one share until the shares run out.

Why a gift link works

Buying a present for a whole group usually means one present for one person, or a spreadsheet of who owes what. A gift link flips that around: you pay once, and the group helps itself to equal portions. Each friend makes something of their own, so the gift turns into a dozen small videos instead of one.

• Fair shares

  Every friend gets exactly the same number of videos, so nobody wonders who got more.

• You stay in control

  Stop the link whenever you want; whatever nobody has claimed goes straight back to your balance.

• Fits any occasion

  Birthdays, team wins, group chats, leaving parties, wedding weekends: one link covers the whole crowd.

• Private by default

  Friends see your first name and your note, nothing more. You see how many shares were claimed, never by whom.

What a gift costs

Each video in a gift is a standard song worth 10 credits, so the sum is videos per friend, times friends, times 10. Giving 2 videos each to 5 friends takes 100 credits. Credits come from a plan or a pack on the pricing page; the smallest gift, one video for one friend, is exactly what a single song at $7.99 buys.

Those credits leave your balance the moment you create the link and are held for your friends. A link stays open for 7, 30 or 90 days, whichever you pick; when it closes or you stop it, every unclaimed share comes back to you. If a gift draws on plan credits, they keep the end date they had in your account, and the link shows your friends when to use them by.

Ideas for a rap video gift

Your friends make the videos themselves, so they choose the photos and the topic. A few occasions where one link does the work of a dozen presents:

• The birthday crew. Everyone at the party puts the guest of honour on stage, with a birthday rap song or a funny birthday video of their own.
• A team farewell. Colleagues each pair up with the person who is leaving and send a verse about the office in-jokes.
• The wedding party. Bridesmaids and groomsmen make duo videos with the couple for the speeches or the group chat afterwards.
• Friends far apart. A long-distance group trades videos instead of voice notes; settle an old rivalry with the AI rap battle generator, or find a stage name first with the rap duo name generator.

Personalised rap song gifts compared

There are three broad ways to give someone a rap about themselves. A custom song service pairs you with a human songwriter who writes and records a track from the story you send; you get an audio file for one person, and you wait while somebody writes it. An AI song app makes the music for you, but what comes back is audio, and the person you are celebrating does not appear in it.

A rap duo video is the third option: two real faces, from photos, performing an original song on a stage. It is short and made for sharing rather than for a keepsake album, and the gift link is what sets it apart: one payment covers a whole group, and each friend decides who stars in their own video. If you want one polished, human-written song for a single person, a songwriter service is the better fit; if you want the whole group laughing at the same time, a link is.