I Ain't Trippin'
Too Short · The Mack Of The Century... Greatest Hits [2006]
[I'm a player and I'm playin' jus' the bass]
You see I made up my mind when I was seventeen,
I ain' with no marriage and a weddin' ring,
I be a player fo' life so where's my wife,
prob'ly at the rehab stuck on the pipe,
'cause she must be smokin' and I'm not jokin'
Too Short baby comin' straight from Oakland,
Got way mo' bitches than I ever need,
I put that on a big fat bag of weed,
'cause I can give you a bitch who wouldn't give you joint,
Bitches ain' shit and now I made my point,
so you can light that weed,
while I spit this rap,
and tell you 'bout a player from way back,
I was only fourteen when I first got my dick sucked,
now I'm grown up and I really like to bust nuts,
Gittin' freaky in the right situations,
You wanna rap well that's a nice occupation,
To git pussy when you want 'n how you want it foo'
'cause I was fuckin' ugly hoes back in high schoo'
I used to fuck young-ass hoes,
Used to be broke and didn't have no clothes,
Now I fuck top notch bitches,
Tellin' stories 'bout rags to riches,
'bout a pimp named Shorty from the Oakland set,
Been mackin' fo' years 'n ain't fell of yet,
So if you ever see me rollin' in my drop top caddy,
throw a peace sign and say hey pimp daddy!
'cause I never would fron' on my folks,
I slow down and let the gold diggers count my spokes,
Bitches come a dime a dozen,
So don't get mad when I fuck your cousin,
your two sisters, I even fuck your ex-bitch,
Short Dog in the house with some player shit...
[I'm a player and I'm playin' jus' the bass]
[I'm a player and
I Ain't Trippin'
Too Short remains a defining voice in West Coast hip-hop, known for his concise storytelling and distinctive vocal delivery. 'I Ain't Trippin'' appears on his 2006 compilation, The Mack Of The Century... Greatest Hits, which celebrates his extensive discography and enduring influence on the genre. The track exemplifies his signature style, blending rhythmic flow with themes of loyalty and street life that have characterized his career since the 1980s. As a staple of his catalog, the song reflects the artist's ability to craft memorable hooks and relatable narratives that resonate across generations of listeners. This recording stands as a testament to his consistent output and his role in shaping the sound of Bay Area rap.

