Credits are taken from "Pink Friday" liner notes. A remix to the original song of the same name was created by many rappers, most of which replaced original guest Eminem and kept Minaj's original verses. Rapper Busta Rhymes created a remix for the song, in which he takes credit for his sampled line "Rah, rah, like a dungeon dragon." "Rap-Up" later confirmed that Lil Wayne will be featured in the official remix of the song. The remix named "Roman's Revenge 2.0" was officially released to iTunes on January 19, 2011. Many critics complimented the song's remix, while others favored the original with Eminem. During the song's release, "Rap-Up" described Wayne's verse "hungry." Chris Ryan of "MTV Buzzworthy" gave the song a positive review calling the song thrilling to listen to, and appreciating Wayne's addition stating that his earlier prison sentencing did not affect Wayne's "lyrical acumen or his culinary tastes." Ryan additionally appreciated the collaboration between both label-mates. Jayson Rodriguez of "MTV" stated that after Wayne's jail-sentencing, he "made up" for his absence by assisting Minaj on a remix of one of her best cuts off "Pink Friday". Reviewing Wayne's lyrical content of the remix, Latifah Muhammad of "The Boombox" stated that Wayne delves "in between one explicit metaphor after another" as he quickly reclaims his position at the top of the "rap game." Tom Breihan of "Pitchfork Media" enjoyed Wayne's addition and complimented the remix as "a definite upgrade in every way." Breihan continued to compliment Wayne as a perfect gentleman in comparison to the original with Eminem, and stated that Wayne "sounds unbelievably happy to be on a track again," as every other rapper should feel nervous with Wayne back.