Don’t Call It Back: T-Pain ‘Ain’t Worried Bout Nothin’ Remix

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T-Pain is trying to reclaim the level of fame that he had a few years ago by dropping remix after remix. T-Pain latest new song is a remix of French Montana’s hit record “Ain’t Worried Bout Nothin”, where he adds his signature auto tuned voice to the track. As reported by rap-up.com:

“T-Pain is just getting warmed up. After dropping the remix to Future’s “SH!T,” the Tallahassee hit maker reloads with the T-Mix to French Montana’s “Ain’t Worried Bout Nothin.” Over the Rico Love-produced beat, he shoots down the haters and boasts about getting paid, his Grammys, and Lamborghinis.

“’You ain’t gotta worry about me/ I’m better, hotter than ever/ Ni**a, you can ask Tyrese,” proclaims the Auto-Tune King.'”

T-Pain used to be the go-to guy for hits just a few years ago, and he’s definitely the artist most responsible for popularizing the infamous auto tune. However, recently T-Pain hasn’t been as hot as he used to be. Hopefully, these remixes can help him regain his past glory and possibly to drop a new album.

Check out T-Pain’s “Ain’t Worried Bout Nothin” remix below.

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