2:31

hip-hop with classical orchestration, blending lush string arrangements with sharp beats and a dark, classical, seductive atmosphere
2:06

hip-hop with classical orchestration, blending lush string arrangements with sharp beats and a dark, classical, seductive atmosphere
2:09

twangy, and a lively call-and-response duet between male and female vocals, bright fiddle fills, country, bluegrass, fast bluegrass with a new country edge; playful banjo runs
3:04

1:52

and a stomping beat like a rowdy drinking tune, male vocals, pub-style singalong with male vocals; playful piano, acoustic guitar, comedic
1:37

and a stomping beat like a rowdy drinking tune, male vocals, pub-style singalong with male vocals; playful piano, acoustic guitar, comedic
1:37

naughty melody, hip-hop, male & deep sounding vocals, bass-heavy, gritty, deep
1:34

naughty melody, hip-hop, male & deep sounding vocals, bass-heavy, gritty, deep
1:29

aiming for a humorous and lighthearted feel despite the cheeky lyrics, comedic, rap, rap with playful synths and a bouncing bassline
2:26

2:42

2:09

A funny, flirty, fairytale parody duet — playful female and cheeky male vocals swapping verses and teasing each other, Bouncy, upbeat rhythm that mixes swing-pop, funky cartoon jazz, and a splash of modern dance groove, The vibe is mischievous and catchy, like a twisted nursery rhyme turned pool-party jam, Lyrics tell a comical story of Jack and Jill skipping the hill to go skinny-dipping in a magical pond, joined by other fairytale misfits, Each character has a funny entrance or silly line, Lots of call-and-response banter, laughs between lines, and sound effects (splashes, giggles, frogs croaking), The female voice is sassy, playful, a little sultry; the male is goofy-confident, charmingly offbeat, Tempo: Fast / danceable (120–130 BPM)Style: Comedy swing-funk with pop hooks, Instrumentation: upright bass, jazzy brass, splash sounds, handclaps, cheeky synths, Mood: Flirty, hilarious, catchy, adult-playful but not explicit, Suggested tagline:> “Once upon a dip, the fairy tales got cheeky!”
3:36

The Ho in the Snow
v4.5+
(Fast, dirty Christmas hip hop+disco+hard rock — female and male vocals, big band horns, disco dance rhythm+Christmas music, sleigh bells, claps, chants, catchy, laughter track)
3:18

Welcome To Odd
v4.5+
A darkly funny 80s horror-pop song with the same driving groove and suspenseful pulse as a classic midnight monster hit — deep bassline, eerie synth stabs, echoing snaps, and theatrical breaks, Female lead (Dorothy) sings with frightened sass while the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion each deliver creepy, campy lines as they realize Oz is really “Odd, ” Think retro fog machines, neon lightning, and whispered chants that explode into a wicked dance chorus, Sound: funky horror groove, cinematic, catchy, and spine-tingling fun, Tone: haunted but playful, Tagline:
> “Click your heels, but it’s too late—Odd wants to dance, ”
2:37

A hilarious, flirty burlesque-style parody song with jazzy swing energy, cheeky female vocals, and smoky cabaret horns, The story follows a “Fairy God-Madam” who secretly runs a glitter-filled brothel aboard Captain Hook’s pirate ship, Her “girls” — Tinkerbell, Tonkerbell, and the Hookerbells — sprinkle a very different kind of pixie dust while charming Neverland’s finest scoundrels, The beat is upbeat and sultry, blending 1920s burlesque piano with modern funk bass and a wink of mischief, Call-and-response vocals, laughter, and fairy-wing sound effects keep it theatrical and hilarious, Tone: playful, naughty, jazzy, and absurdly fun, Tagline:
> “Every wish comes with a cover charge, ”
2:39

Dance-Grass (fast tempo, comedic, boot-stomp groove)
Mood: Wild, playful, mischievous, honky-tonk party energy
Vocal Style: Female lead with a raspy southern twang, confident and flirty; background male shouts for humor (“Yee-haw!” “Amen!” “Who fell off?”)
Tempo: 128–132 BPM
Instruments: Banjo, slap bass, funky electric guitar, fiddle, kick drum with clap-stomp rhythm, harmonica accents, and cowbell
Hook/Chorus Keywords: “Humpty fell off the wagon again, ” “Jimmy cracked that corn, ” “Boots up high, ” “Shake that shell”
Vibe Description:
A rowdy barn-dance meets club remix — imagine line dancers in cowboy boots groovin’ under disco lights, laughing their heads off, Suggested intro line:
“Yee-haw, y’all! Humpty’s tipsy and Jimmy’s grinnin’ — looks like the corn’s back in season!”
whole country-funk honky-tonk party twist! Let’s give it that “boot-stomp meets banjo-beat” dance vibe, something you could two-step, line-dance, or booty-shake to in equal measure
2:36

song that begins with a cute, cheerful nursery-rhyme vibe—simple bells, soft percussion, lighthearted melody—mimicking the innocent style of a children’s bus song, Suddenly, when the door slams, the track flips into a dark, suspenseful hip-hop + horror fusion, Heavy bass, eerie strings, tension-building rhythms, creepy clown giggles, and dramatic sound effects, The story: players board a seemingly friendly bus with a charming pimp and his ladies, but once inside, the bus transforms into a “Karma Trap, ” The ladies deliver comedic, spooky revenge with receipts, glitter traps, ego mop-downs, and theatrical chaos, Funny, sinister, theatrical, fast, rhythmic, and wild, happy nursery rhyme intro → door SLAMS → hip-hop + horror-movie suspense → karma goes full Freddy K with bass? same kids bus song cadence, but now it switches halfway like a possessed music box that decided it wanted to be a hip-hop villain, Bonkers, creepy, funny, savage — your trifecta
0:58

The Jumbo Jolly Crab
v4.5+
sung exactly like “The Itsy Bitsy Spider, ” but… not for kids, chaotic adult nursery rhyme, a children’s book character who pays taxes, volunteers at school…
and also ruins a player’s entire weekend
2:11

hoe-down hip-hop, fast, messy, for grown folks only, female vocals
3:05

A hypnotic intro with looped synth textures and minimal percussion sets the mood, Verses layer groovy bass and subtle atmospheric pads, The chorus explodes with punchy drums, bright melodic hooks, and lush vocal harmonies, A breakdown features sparse keys before an energetic finale
2:05

His Jingle Balls
v4.5+
to the tune of Jingle Bells + a fast hiphop bonkers song but absolutely, 100%… NOT approved for children
3:13

A stripped-down intro with muted guitar and sparse percussion opens into layered synths and punchy drums in the verse, Chorus explodes with driving bass, support from bright keys, and atmospheric pads, while the bridge features unexpected rhythmic shifts and inventive textural layering
2:24

high-octane Christmas chaos jam that crashes bluegrass twang straight into holiday hip-hop bounce, Banjo strings snap and slap over booming bass, sleigh bells go feral, and the beat moves faster than Santa after espresso, The vocals are playful, flirty, and funny—more mischief than mistletoe—riding the rhythm with tongue-in-cheek swagger and holiday sass, It’s festive without being precious, naughty without being naughty-list material, and impossible to sit still to, Think front-porch hoedown meets North Pole block party, where Christmas rules get bent, bells get loud, and everyone’s laughing way too hard for it to be silent night, female vocals

