NBA YoungBoy released Still Flexin, Still Steppin on February 21, 2020, just four months after his chart-topping project AI YoungBoy 2. The Baton Rouge rapper was already known for releasing music at a fast pace, and this 14-track mixtape gave fans another collection of his melodic street records and hard-edged performances.

The project arrived during one of the busiest periods of YoungBoy’s career. Rather than building the release around a long list of guest artists, he kept the collaborations limited. Quando Rondo is the only featured artist, appearing on “Suited Panamera.” The rest of the mixtape puts YoungBoy at the centre, with songs that move between aggressive delivery and more melodic moments.

Although Still Flexin, Still Steppin did not reach the top of the Billboard 200, it made a strong debut at No. 2 and became another major streaming release for the rapper. Here is a closer look at the mixtape, including its official tracklist, guest appearance, standout songs, production and chart performance.

Still Flexin, Still Steppin Tracklist

Still Flexin, Still Steppin contains 14 songs, with Quando Rondo making the project’s only credited guest appearance. The tracklist includes previously released songs such as “Knocked Off,” “Fine By Time” and “Bad Bad,” alongside records that arrived with the full mixtape.

1. RIP Lil Phat
2. Knocked Off
3. Lil Top
4. Red Eye
5. Fine By Time
6. Suited Panamera (feat. Quando Rondo)
7. How You Want It
8. Long RD
9. Okay
10. Bat Man
11. Call Me Late
12. Gunsmoke
13. Bad Bad
14. No Understand

About NBA YoungBoy’s Still Flexin, Still Steppin

Still Flexin, Still Steppin is a 2020 mixtape by Baton Rouge rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again. Released on February 21 through Never Broke Again and Atlantic Records, it followed AI YoungBoy 2, which had given him his first No. 1 entry on the Billboard 200 in 2019.

The timing was important. YoungBoy had built a large audience through frequent releases, and Still Flexin, Still Steppin continued that approach. Fans did not have to wait long for another project, and the new collection arrived with a familiar sound rather than a major change in direction.

Across its 14 songs, YoungBoy moves between forceful rap performances and melodic records. Songs such as “Knocked Off” and “Bad Bad” lean into his harder delivery, while “Red Eye” and “No Understand” give more room to his melodic side.

The guest list is also worth getting right. Unlike the original version of this article suggested, NoCap does not appear on the mixtape. Quando Rondo is the only credited guest, joining YoungBoy on “Suited Panamera.” That keeps the focus on YoungBoy for most of the project.

The mixtape’s release followed the success of AI YoungBoy 2, but it was not a repeat of that project’s chart performance. It still opened strongly, showing how much demand there was for new music from the Baton Rouge rapper at the time.

Best Songs on Still Flexin, Still Steppin

Several tracks stand out when looking back at Still Flexin, Still Steppin. Some became familiar names among YoungBoy listeners, while others show the different sides of his sound across the project.

Lil Top

“Lil Top” is one of the most recognisable songs from the mixtape. YoungBoy delivers the confident performance that his fans expect, with a direct flow and a hook that gives the track its identity. The song also received an official music video around the project’s release, helping bring more attention to the mixtape.

Bad Bad

“Bad Bad” is one of the project’s more aggressive records. YoungBoy keeps the delivery forceful, making it a natural fit for listeners who prefer the harder side of his music. The song was released ahead of the full mixtape, so some fans already knew it before the February 21 drop.

Fine By Time

On “Fine By Time,” YoungBoy takes a more reflective approach. The song gives him room to address personal struggles and the experiences that have shaped his life. It adds another emotional moment to a project that otherwise includes plenty of harder records.

Suited Panamera (feat. Quando Rondo)

“Suited Panamera” is the only song on the mixtape with a guest appearance. Quando Rondo joins YoungBoy, making this the project’s main collaboration. Their voices work together within the melodic street-rap style that both artists were known for during that period.

Red Eye

“Red Eye” gives the mixtape a more melodic moment. YoungBoy moves away from the harder tone heard on some of the other tracks and puts more emphasis on his vocal delivery. It helps give the project some variety without taking it too far from its overall sound.

Production and Sound

The production on Still Flexin, Still Steppin stays close to the sound that had become familiar to NBA YoungBoy’s audience. The beats leave room for his voice to carry the records, whether he is delivering an aggressive verse or leaning into a more melodic hook.

Producers involved in the project include TayTayMadeIt and Vadebeatz, alongside other contributors. Their work helps create a consistent sound across the mixtape while allowing individual songs to have their own character.

There is no attempt to turn the project into a genre experiment. Instead, YoungBoy sticks with the style that had helped him build his audience: direct lyrics, emotional melodies and hard-hitting rap records.

Commercial Performance and Chart History

Still Flexin, Still Steppin made a strong debut on the Billboard 200, entering the chart at No. 2 in March 2020. The mixtape earned approximately 91,000 equivalent album units in its first week, including around 87,000 streaming-equivalent units.

Its songs generated approximately 137.3 million on-demand streams during the opening week, making the project the most-streamed album of that tracking week. The figures showed the strength of YoungBoy’s online audience and his ability to turn a short release campaign into a major chart debut.

The project did not take the No. 1 position, but a second-place debut was still a significant result. It followed the success of AI YoungBoy 2 and helped maintain YoungBoy’s momentum as he continued releasing music throughout 2020.

Billboard’s chart coverage from that period provides further context for the competitive chart week in which the mixtape opened.

Aswehiphop Review: Still Flexin, Still Steppin

Still Flexin, Still Steppin is a strong example of what made NBA YoungBoy such a consistent presence in rap during 2020. The project does not depend on a long guest list or a major change in sound. Most of the attention stays on YoungBoy, his delivery and the contrast between his harder records and more emotional songs.

The 14-track length keeps the listening experience fairly direct. “Lil Top,” “Bad Bad” and “Knocked Off” bring the energy, while “Fine By Time” and “Red Eye” offer a different mood. Quando Rondo’s appearance on “Suited Panamera” adds a collaboration without taking the project away from its main artist.

Listeners who already enjoy YoungBoy’s melodic street-rap style will find plenty to appreciate here. It may not be the most experimental release in his catalogue, but it captures a period when he was releasing music regularly and maintaining a strong connection with his audience.

Aswehiphop Verdict: A focused 14-track mixtape that delivers the sound YoungBoy fans came for in early 2020.

Listen to Still Flexin, Still Steppin

You can listen to NBA YoungBoy’s Still Flexin, Still Steppin through the official streaming platforms below:

• Listen on Apple Music
• Listen on Spotify

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Final Word on Still Flexin, Still Steppin

Released in February 2020, Still Flexin, Still Steppin arrived at a time when NBA YoungBoy was building serious momentum through regular music releases. Its No. 2 Billboard 200 debut and strong opening-week streams showed that his audience was ready for another project so soon after AI YoungBoy 2.

With 14 tracks, one guest appearance from Quando Rondo and a sound that stays true to YoungBoy’s style, the mixtape remains a notable release from his 2020 run. For fans revisiting that period of his catalogue, this project is an important part of the story.