Street Cypher
Brick, graffiti and a streetlight with a blurry crowd. The closest thing to a parking-lot cypher.
Settle the argument
This rap battle video maker takes two portraits and one thing you disagree about, writes clean bars for each side, and films the pair trading lines at a single mic. 10 credits for 12 seconds.
Your two faces
A single face per picture. Both take verses.
Set
Take and sound
Price: 10 credits. Done in roughly 2 to 5 min; if it fails, the credits come back. See prices
How the battle runs
A battle needs two voices, so this page loads the studio with the AI rap sound and Both rap switched on. Instead of a front voice and a sidekick, you get two rappers who each defend a side. The AI writes one verse over one beat, split between them, about the matchup you type.
Every argument becomes a short clip, not a comment thread. The two portraits stand at the shared mic on the set you choose, whoever holds the line is lip-synced, and the whole thing runs 12 seconds unless you change the length.
Keep the beef about the topic, not the person. Sexual or hateful subjects are refused before credits move, and the bars stay clean.
Three moves
A portrait each, or one picture with both. They do not have to be from the same day or place.
120 characters at most: “tea vs coffee” or “who does more dishes in this house”.
With Both rap on they swap lines. 10 credits buys 12 seconds on the orange set or any other.
Choose the venue
Brick, graffiti and a streetlight with a blurry crowd. The closest thing to a parking-lot cypher.
Chandelier, marble and gold trim, perfect for a battle over who has better taste.
Foam panels and purple neon. Looks like a 2 a.m. recording session that got heated.
The orange wall from the trend, with its original routine. 10 credits for 12 seconds, same as every other arena.
Clear opposites make better bars than plain insults. Each rapper needs something to stand up for.
Need ammunition for the topic line? Try roast lines for rap battles.
Our own takes
Two sample renders, with model, length and source shown under each. They demonstrate the workflow, not a promise about how often a take succeeds.
Wan 3.0 · 480p · 10 s · 16:9
Wan 3.0 · 720p · 12 s · 16:9
Around the web
These clips show the format. Other people made them with other tools, and each one is credited and linked to its post. They are not output from Hotel Lobby Video.
Yes. Pick one photo of both, type the argument, keep Both rap on and create. The left person in the picture opens the battle.
No. A 12 second battle is 10 credits on any set. Credits come off when you press create, never later. The cheapest top-up is 10 credits for $9.99, and if a take fails the credits go straight back to your balance.
Not as a battle. Both rap needs the AI rap sound on a Seedance model. With your own song, the front voice lip-syncs and the sidekick does the hype.
On the orange set: 5, 8, 10, 12 or 15 seconds. Elsewhere: 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20 or 30, with 20 or 30 available only on Seedance 2.5.
No. Only people who agreed to appear can be in the photos. Public figures and strangers are not allowed.
No. Verses are clean, hateful or sexual subjects are blocked before payment, and Seedance takes pass the provider’s NSFW filter.
Mic check
Two portraits, one argument, both sides on the beat.