Speaking of the diss not needing to be hard, you definitely don’t want to overkill the lyrical attacks. The best diss tracks are aggressive but still cocky, often including bragging and talking up the successes of the disser vs. the dissee (yes I know, those aren’t really words). If you’re extra aggressive, you may come off as too emotionally invested, and that doesn’t really look good on your part…
The best type of diss track is the one that will get constant spins in the club and on the radio. A lot of diss tracks are made solely to diss, and the artist didn’t even think about the option of making it just a good song in general. This diss goes viral for a bit, but then dies out, and no one cares to add it to their playlists. A good diss track is a hit that will be on repeat for people who don’t even know who the diss is for, but they just know the song bangs. You want to make a song so good that it’ll be playing in a spot where the target of the diss would just be minding their business and be forced to hear, just because it’s that popular.
In a rap battle, the rapper with the best delivery, lyrics, and crowd response usually wins. By writing your own rap songs, freestyling as often as possible, staying relaxed, and feeling the energy of your crowds, you’ll not only survive these battles, but you’ll thrive, rising to the top of the heap
How To Make A Diss Track
How Do You Diss Someone With Music?
Diss tracks are an easy way to stand out when you release a new song. Everyone loves a little drama. Whether you’re doing it for fun or you really want to let off some steam, make sure you aren’t coming to the table with a weak diss track. Nothing is worse than a diss track that disappoints the listeners. People expect diss tracks to get them revved up and hyped about the music industry in general. But unfortunately, a lot of diss tracks are weak. Here are a few things you need to keep in mind when you make your diss track.
Study Your Target And Take Notes
The first step you need to take is studying your opponent in depth. Pick out their flaws and weaknesses. See what their haters are saying about them. Find some details on them that most people won’t even know about, because a diss track listener loves getting some tea. Take the Drake diss from Pusha T for example. It was a low blow, but no one knew he was hiding a whole kid. That’s some delicious tea that listeners gulped right on up!
If your beat is wack, the listeners may automatically call your whole diss wack. People are picky these days. You need to find a beat that has some insane confidence energy. Getting on a slow beat that’s hot still won’t do much for the energy of your song. A beat that’s too poppy won’t seem like it fits the song topic. You need to find a beat that has aggression in it. The beat will push you to go even harder.
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