In 2025, we continue to see the impact and influence of past events shape the way we interact with technology and . A nostalgic throwback from 2011 is the ingenious Android app, “Booty Symphony”, which was launched by Nappy Boy , a label powered by T-Pain. The app allowed users to create, share, and remix music videos, effectively transforming the smartphone into a “Booty Soundboard”. The excitement was further stoked with a unique contest offering the last 1,000 cans of “Booty Sweat” energy drink to the creator of the most popular Booty Symphony video. As we reflect, it’s fascinating to see how this playful, creative, and interactive approach foreshadowed the interactive landscape of today.
The Launch of “Booty Symphony”
Booty Symphony, a creation of Nappy Boy Entertainment, was released as a free Android app exclusively on GetJar. The app allowed users to conduct 30-second music videos from various songs in the Nappy Boy catalogue and even upload their own videos to the soundboard.
Contest and “Booty Sweat”
To encourage engagement, the most popular Booty Symphony video was rewarded with 1,000 cans of “Booty Sweat” energy drink. These cans were some of the last “Booty Sweat” energy drinks slated for production, ever! Contest details were made at www.bootysymphony.com.
Creator’s Take
The creator and choreographer of Booty Symphony, Sakinah LeStage, commented on the power of smartphones to deliver entertaining content. An Atlanta native, LeStage has been collaborating with T-Pain and Nappy Boy Entertainment since 2005.
Availability
The free version of Booty Symphony was exclusively on GetJar. The premium version was on the Android Market for $2.99. More information on the app could be found on www.bootysymphony.com.
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