A 15-second pitch, not a campaign
Business Promo Rap
A business promo rap is a short original rap about a real offer, place, or team, made from photos of adults who agreed to appear. The topic fits a name and one detail, not a full script or a promised result.
Two staff, one shop
Switch to Two people if two teammates should share the verse, and upload the background the Rap Duo model requires. Party entrance is a better scene for a launch night than the studio booth. Change the scene picker; the topic chip can stay on My business.
Make a clip you can actually use
Put a real person on the mic
The button selects Original Rap, Recording studio, One person, and the My business chip. Upload the owner or a teammate who agreed. Do not upload a celebrity spokesperson or a customer who did not say yes.
Write the offer in the topic
Name, neighborhood, and one product fit in 120 characters. The My business example is a coffee shop sentence you should replace. Hours, prices, and legal claims will not be checked for accuracy by the model, so do not put a claim in the topic that you would not put on the door.
Pick a length that matches the placement
5–8 seconds for a story sticker. 12–15 seconds if you want a slightly longer verse. 9:16 for a phone, 1:1 or 16:9 if the clip has to sit somewhere wider. 480p or 720p. The credit quote changes with those settings.
Review before it represents the business
Listen in My videos. Generated lyrics can invent details you did not write. If a word is wrong, submit a new topic rather than publishing the mistake. A second render is a new charge. A confirmed failure is refunded.
Questions
Will this rank my business or run ads?
No. You get a video file. Posting it, and any result from posting it, is up to you.
Can the rap list a menu?
Only what fits in 120 characters, and only as guidance. The model will not read a price list line by line.