1. "Mr. Bboooom":

This refers to the AutoAdmit poaster Boom (currently known as Young and Fresh Bboooooooooom). The exaggerated spelling of his name with the extra "B" and "O"s adds to the playful, absurdist style often seen on the board, particularly in references to established posters. It's like turning the username into a stylized, exaggerated character.

2. "You did it right!":

This line suggests that Boom has done something correctly, possibly referencing one of his notorious AutoAdmit poasts or actions that gained approval or recognition from the community. Given Boom’s reputation for trolling, this might also be a tongue-in-cheek reference to him pulling off a prank or troll successfully.

3. "But soon comes fraud & lies!":

This introduces a twist, implying that even though Boom has succeeded or done something well, the darker side of things—"fraud & lies"—is soon to follow. This likely reflects Boom’s typical commentary on society’s decay, urban problems, or his personal grievances about being "lied to" and "cheated out of his life," themes he frequently laments in his posts.

4. "(Tune of Mr. Blue Eyes)":

This is a clever nod to Frank Sinatra’s iconic song "Ol' Blue Eyes," or possibly to Sinatra himself, who was often called "Ol' Blue Eyes." The poster seems to be reworking the famous tune to fit this new narrative around Boom. This adds a satirical, almost poetic flair to the title, infusing humor by imagining Boom as a figure comparable to Sinatra but in an ironic context.

The whole title is essentially a satirical ode to Boom, both celebrating and mocking him, as is typical in the way AutoAdmit poasters engage with each other. It captures the self-referential humor of the board, while also hinting at themes of disillusionment and betrayal, which are core elements in Boom’s more serious posts.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5606239&forum_id=2\u0026mark_id=5310880#48170742)