Sam and The Womp - Bom Bom Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who are the members of Sam and The Womp involved in creating 'Bom Bom'?

   The members of Sam and The Womp involved in creating 'Bom Bom' include trumpeter Sam Ritchie, Dutch-born vocalist Bloem de Ligny (also known as Lady Oo), and producer Aaron Audio (Aaron Horn). They collaborated with music producer and film composer Raz Olsher at Fossil Studios in Hackney, London.

2. What is the significance of the dance move called 'The Womp' mentioned by Sam Ritchie?

   'The Womp' is a dance move associated with the song 'Bom Bom'. According to Sam Ritchie, it involves putting your hands in the air with palms facing towards you, then moving them towards you and out with the sound of the bass. It's intended to create a bouncy dance movement that engages audiences during performances.

3. How did 'Bom Bom' perform commercially upon its release?

   'Bom Bom' was highly successful commercially. It debuted at number one on the UK Singles Chart in September 2012, selling 107,461 copies in its first week. By the end of 2012, it had sold 372,000 copies, making it the 42nd best-selling single of that year in the UK.

4. In which media has 'Bom Bom' been featured outside of radio play?

   'Bom Bom' by Sam and The Womp gained additional exposure through various media. It was used in TV shows like CBS's 'Elementary', animated films such as 'Escape from Planet Earth', video games including Forza Horizon for Xbox 360, and several advertising campaigns including Kmart Australia and Joe Fresh commercials in Canada.