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Yung Miami solo album rollout and City Girls status

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Rapper Yung Miami is promoting her debut solo album, ‘Watch Dis’, which is scheduled for release on October 23. Following her tenure with the duo City Girls, Miami released a double single on October 2 featuring the tracks ‘2008’ and ‘F U’. The music video for ‘2008’, produced by J White, has surpassed 1 million views on YouTube, marking the second video from her solo career to reach that milestone after her previous record ‘Spend Dat’. The single ‘F U’ was produced by London On Da Track and utilizes a sample of ‘F-U’ by Yo Gotti and Meek Mill. In a recent interview with FlyGuyDC, Miami addressed her relationship with former City Girls partner JT, stating that the two have not spoken in two years, noting their last conversation occurred on JT’s birthday. While expressing pride in the duo’s legacy and the success of their hit ‘Act Up’, Miami remained non-committal regarding a potential musical reunion. As part of her solo rollout, Yung Miami has also engaged fans on Instagram with bold fashion photography. Ahead of the album release, Miami unveiled a 21-song tracklist for officially released ‘Watch Dis’. Described as a personal and raw project, the album incorporates a ‘Miami Vice’ aesthetic, blending Atlanta grit with Miami soul. Miami noted that the music serves as a form of “personal therapy” Dis!’ through Uptown Records and reflects her authentic experiences. Republic Records. The 21-track project features a diverse lineup of collaborators, including collaborators such as Travis Scott, Summer Walker, Bryson Tiller, Rick Ross, Trina, Trick Daddy, Quavo, and G Herbo. The album also includes two remixes of the platinum-certified single ‘Spend Dat’: one Dat’, featuring Lil Baby and Kodak Black, and as well as an international version featuring with Davido, Shenseea, and Vybz Kartel. As A central theme of the release date approaches, album is the public fallout between Miami has and her former City Girls partner, JT. The track ‘Dear JT’ serves as an emotional open letter regarding their fractured friendship and the tensions following their 2023 album, RAW. In an interview with HOT 97, Miami described the milestone recording process as bringing “tears of joy” during an appearance a tearful experience and noted she did not share the song with JT before its release. While expressing openness to future reconciliation, stating, “If the phone call happens, I’ma answer it, and we’ll go from there,” Miami remains focused on The Baller Alert Show. her solo identity.

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