Batter Up

Batter Up

Infobox Single
Name = Batter Up


Artist = Nelly featuring the St. Lunatics
from Album = Country Grammar
B-side =
Released = September 11, 2001
Format = CD single
Recorded = 2000
Genre = Rap
Length =
Label = Universal Records
Writer =
Producer = Steve "Blast" Wills
Certification = Multi Platinum 8 million records sold
Chronology = Nelly singles
Last single = "Ride wit Me"
(2001)
This single = "Batter Up"
(2001)
Next single = "#1"
(2001)
Misc = Extra chronology
Artist = St. Lunatics singles
Last single = "Midwest Swing"
(2001)
This single = "Batter Up"
(2001)
Next single =

"Batter Up" is a single by the rapper Nelly and the St. Lunatics, and it was released in 2001, taken from Nelly's 2000 album "Country Grammar". "Batter Up" was also included as a Bonus Track on the Free City Album and remixed on Da Derrty Versions. It was also the last single to be released from that album. The hook of the song alludes to the theme song of the television sitcom, The Jeffersons. Sherman Helmsley makes a cameo in the beginning of the music video as a sports announcer.

External links

*youtube|q_55kPOdj40|Music video for "Batter Up"


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