Boom (T-Pain song)

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"Boom"
Single by T-Pain featuring Sin Sizzerb
from the album Thr33 Ringz
ReleasedDecember 20, 2008
Format Digital download, CD single
Recorded2008
Genre Hip-hop, electropop, R&B
Length3:34
Label Nappy Boy/Sizzerb/Jive
Songwriter(s) T-Pain, Sin Sizzerb
Producer(s) T-Pain, Sin Sizzerb
T-Pain singles chronology
"Freeze"
(2008)
"Boom"
(2008)
"One More Drink"
(2008)

"Boom" is a special collaboration single with Filip Filippi, better known as Sin Sizzerb, a Serbian-Canadian rapper. It was part of the repackaged album of T-Pain's Three Ringz album, intended to be sold and distributed to the Philippines and Serbia.

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