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| | Producer = ], Sin Sizzerb | | Producer = ], Sin Sizzerb | ||
| | Chronology = ] singles | | Chronology = ] singles | ||
| | Last single = "]" <br>(2008) | | Last single = "]" <br>(2008) | ||
| | This single = "'''Boom'''"<br>(2008) | | This single = "'''Boom'''"<br>(2008) | ||
| | Next single = "]"<br>(2008 | | Next single = "]"<br>(2008 | ||
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"Boom" is a special collaboration single with Filip Filippi, better known as Sin Sizzerb, a Serbian-American rapper. It was part of the repackaged album of T-Pain's Three Ringz album, intended to be sold and distributed to the U.S. and Serbia.
Chart positions
"Boom" debuted at #14 on the Serbian Music Chart and also debuted at #8 on the MYX 2008 Year Ender Countdown due to digital downloads in those countries. It was a hit in the Philippines as well as Serbia.
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