Still Ballin (nitty Remix) Page
: The remix uses a bouncy, driving bassline that gives the track a "bump" often cited by fans as a highlight of the Better Dayz album.
: Trick Daddy’s inclusion was reportedly requested by Afeni Shakur herself, who felt his style mirrored her son's spirit; Trick Daddy famously recorded his verse in just 15 minutes. Lyrical Performance Still Ballin (Nitty Remix)
: His flow is rapid and relentless, showcasing the "ridah" persona that dominated his Death Row era. : The remix uses a bouncy, driving bassline
The Nitty Remix is defined by its hard-hitting, early-2000s production that perfectly complements 2Pac's aggressive vocal delivery. While the original version (the "How We Do Remix") is respected by purists, the Nitty version became the definitive radio and club hit. The Nitty Remix is defined by its hard-hitting,
The "Still Ballin (Nitty Remix)" is often hailed as a standout track on 2Pac's seventh posthumous album, Better Dayz (2002). Produced by Frank "Nitty" Pimentel, the song transformed an unreleased recording from 2Pac's prolific mid-90s studio sessions into a high-energy anthem featuring West Coast rapper Trick Daddy.
