birthday
a birthday song for your son (currently a T-rex)
six-year-olds don't want subtle. they want a rock song where they're the main character and possibly a dinosaur. we typed one text about Mateo, and the result goes extremely hard for a kids' birthday.
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JinglerHappy Birthday, Mateo!
dino rock
Delivered
make him the main character (he already knows)
your son has been rehearsing main character energy his whole life. we typed “happy birthday Mateo!! turning 6 and 100% certain he's a T-rex” and got the dino rock anthem on this page, with Mateo's name as the singalong chorus, six years old in the lyrics, and the T-rex conviction treated with the respect it deserves. for a kid, hearing your own name in a real song is roughly equivalent to being knighted. he will demand it daily.
built for the party singalong
the chorus of a kid's birthday song is the whole party trick: his name, sung over and over, easy enough that ten sugar-charged kids can scream it by the second listen. play it when the cake comes out, play it again because they demanded it, and send the link to the grandparents who couldn't make it. the karaoke lyrics on screen keep even the shy kids singing along by the end.
whatever he's obsessed with this month, it works
dinosaurs today, sharks by fall, space by his next birthday. the message is only 140 characters, so it keeps up with the obsession cycle just fine. put in his name, the age, and the current fixation, then pick the energy: rock for roaring, pop for bouncing, EDM if bedtime is already ruined anyway. every year gets its own song, and you get a time capsule of exactly who he was at six.
lyrics
TODAY'S THE DAY, A ROARING SOUND
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MATEO!
NOW YOU'RE TURNING SIX YEARS OLD
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MATEO!
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT T-REX KING
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MATEO!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MATEO!
birthday questions
are the lyrics okay for a 6 year old?
yes. birthday songs come out celebratory and kid-safe, and you control the input: your message, your genre, your mood. dino rock about a T-rex named Mateo is about as edgy as it gets.
will the kids at the party be able to sing along?
that's the design. the birthday name becomes a repeating singalong chorus, which is exactly the level of lyrical complexity a room of six-year-olds can execute at full volume.
can the song really be about dinosaurs?
the song is about your kid, and your kid is about dinosaurs, so yes. whatever detail you type, trains, goalkeeping, a deep personal rivalry with broccoli, gets written into the verses.
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