Colloquial Contraction Confusion


This is taken from one of the mindless pop songs I shouldn't even be listening
to:

> なんてったって ラッキー！

I know what なんて and ラッキー mean, of course, but I can't figure out in a way that
makes sense to me what the contracted forms after なんて are. Any help?




In this case, I believe that ったって is a reduction of 言ったって, which combined with
なんて likely means roughly "no matter what I say/you say/etc."




In this case, I believe that ったって is a reduction of 言ったって, which combined with
なんて likely means roughly "no matter what I say/you say/etc."

