Stream & Comment on Holy Ten's latest album “Energy” to Win Big Prizes!

Hi Boombuddies:
Great news! Wait no more; it’s here; Holy Ten's long-awaited new album dubbed Energy! The well-rounded masterpiece consists of features from Nutty O, Crooger, and Feli Nandi. Be the first to interact with Holy Ten's new album, 'Energy' by streaming it on Boomplay and leaving a most insightful comment below this campaign page to stand a chance to win exquisite prizes.
ENERGY

How to participate:
1. Stream Holy Ten's album 'Energy'.
2. Leave a most insightful comment below this campaign page.
3. Share your feelings about this masterpiece.

Duration:
June 14 – June 20

Prizes:
1.Holy Ten concert ticket
For TOP 5 users with the most streams
2. One-month free Boomplay subscription
For TOP 6 -15 users with the most streams
3. Play FIFA (video game) with Holy Ten
For 2 users with the best comments that is picked by Holy Ten

Note:
1. The final interpretation rights of this campaign belong to Boomplay.
2. The winners must abide by the campaign rules, or the prizes will be null and void.
3. The winners will be announced within one week after the campaign concludes and Boomplay will contact them the following week with information on how to claim their prizes.
4. All participants must have a Boomplay account, winners will be announced with their Boom ID.
5. The winners will receive an in-app message informing them to fill in their contact information. We advise you to fill in the phone numbers associated with your profile.
6. The campaign is only available and limited to Zimbabwean registered users.

Please note the rules below to ensure your streams are effective：

1. Make sure your phone is connected to the Internet when you listen to music so that the streams data can be counted.
2. If you stream songs downloaded from other platforms, the streams won't be counted(only streams of songs downloaded on Boomplay count as valid streams).
3. Each song must be streamed for a certain period of time to be counted as a valid stream.
4. According to industry standards and rules, the number of streams generated by abnormal or cheating stream behaviors will not be counted as valid streams (such as high-frequency cutting songs).