The phrase refers to the practice of utilizing software, often named “Freemake,” to extract audio in the MP3 format from video content available on YouTube, with “boom” potentially representing the popularity or proliferation of this activity. A user might, for instance, employ such a tool to convert a music video found on YouTube into an MP3 file for offline listening.
The significance of this practice lies in its capacity to provide users with access to audio content from YouTube videos without requiring constant internet connectivity. This is particularly beneficial for mobile users or those in areas with limited or unreliable internet access. Historically, this type of audio extraction gained traction with the rise of online video platforms and the desire to curate personalized audio libraries.
