Viral DJ Marc Rebillet makes song from scratch with help from Anthony Padilla
Viral DJ Marc Rebillet made a new song called ‘milky milkshake’ alongside Anthony Padilla during an interview with the popular YouTuber.
With millions of followers across social media, Marc Rebillet has made a name for himself by showing off his skills as a DJ and making songs from scratch during each performance.
He uses different audio processors to change the tone of his voice, and a loop system to give him the ability to have things repeat in the song.
YouTube star Anthony Padilla “spent a day” with the viral performer, who brought his recording hardware with him to the interview to make a song from scratch.
Anthony created the rhythm of the song, using the lyrics “milky milkshake” alongside a beatbox style beat.
Marc quickly sped it up, added more beats, adjusted the tone of Anthony’s voice, and even expanded on the lyrics further. “Creamy. Cream. That sht is milky b**ch. That shts that milky sht. Put it up in the cream, churn the dmn cream, now you got a milk shake,” he said.
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They went on to talk about Marc’s life, creative process, and the whole inspiration behind him making music the way he does.
“I wanted to be an actor first. I’ve been playing piano and acting since I was a kid. I went to college for acting, dropped out, and then I spend the next 10 years attempting to do music in some form or another,” he said.
His attempts have paid off in recent years thanks to social media.On TikTok alone, Marc has amassed over two million followers and has recieved almost 20M likes across all of his uploaded videos.
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Marc appeared as the DJ for Google’s iconic ‘Google i/o’ event, on June 01, 2025, and recieved a bit of backlash from those watching the stream. However, fans were quick to take to social media to defend the viral DJ.
