Ratatata

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"Ratatata"
Babymetal x Electric Callboy - Ratatata.jpeg
Single by Babymetal and Electric Callboy
Language
  • Japanese
  • English
ReleasedMay 23, 2024 (2024-05-23)
Genre Dance metal
Length3:36
Label Century Media
Composer(s)
  • MK-metal
  • Norimetal
  • Daniel Haniß
  • Kevin Ratajczak
  • Nico Sallach
  • Pascal Schillo
Producer(s)
  • Kobametal
  • Daniel Haniß
  • Kevin Ratajczak
  • Nico Sallach
  • Pascal Schillo
Babymetal singles chronology
"Metali!!"
(2023)
"Ratatata"
(2024)
Electric Callboy singles chronology
"Hurrikan"
(2022)
"Ratatata"
(2024)

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