Posted by Following the massive success of her viral hit “Spend Dat,” Yung Miami has officially ushered in the autumn season with the release of her highly anticipated debut studio album, Watch Dis!. The 21-song collection, which arrived on streaming platforms this Friday, marks a significant milestone in her career as she transitions from her tenure with the City Girls into a formidable solo artist.
The project is a sprawling showcase of her versatility, featuring an impressive roster of collaborators including Travis Scott, Quavo, G Herbo, Rick Ross, Trina, Trick Daddy, Bryson Tiller, and Summer Walker.
A Personal Comeback Story
Beyond the high-profile features, the album serves as a deeply personal narrative for the 32-year-old rapper. One of the most discussed tracks on the project is “Dear JT,” where she addresses the public fallout with her former group partner, JT. In the song, Miami reflects on their shared history and the complexities of their current relationship, offering fans a rare, vulnerable glimpse into her perspective.
“Letter to my friend ’cause I know they got a narrative/Fallin’ out with my sister in public, so embarrassing/When you went in, I held it down, no comparison/Now we ain’t seeing eye to eye, I wonder why,” she raps.
Yung Miami has framed Watch Dis! as a triumphant response to those who doubted her longevity after the dissolution of the City Girls and her high-profile personal challenges. “This is my story. My first solo album. My comeback. My truth,” she shared on social media. “To everybody who counted me out… THANK YOU! To everybody who never stopped believing in me… this is for you. Now Watch Dis.”
Visuals and Legacy
The album’s aesthetic draws heavy inspiration from the 1980s, specifically the iconic style of the television series Miami Vice, which permeates her recent promotional visuals. With “Spend Dat” having already climbed to No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 earlier this year, Watch Dis! solidifies her position as a solo force in the industry.
Yung Miami’s Watch Dis! Album Tracklist:
- 1. “F**k S**t Up (Intro)”
- 2. “F You”
- 3. “2008”
- 4. “Spend Dat”
- 5. “TMTC” featuring Quavo and G Herbo
- 6. “Blink Twice”
- 7. “Put Together Interlude”
- 8. “Put Together”
- 9. “Dade County” featuring Rick Ross, Trina and Trick Daddy
- 10. “Freak Like Me Interlude”
- 11. “Freak Like Me”
- 12. “Just Might Go” featuring Travis Scott
- 13. “Old Time Sake” featuring Bryson Tiller and London On Da Track
- 14. “Letter To My Mwah Interlude”
- 15. “Letter To My Mwah”
- 16. “Baby” featuring Pleasure P
- 17. “Ride For You” featuring Summer Walker
- 18. “Chasing Sunsets”
- 19. “Dear JT”
- 20. “Spend Dat Remix” featuring Lil Baby and Kodak Black
- 21. “Spend Dat International Remix” featuring Davido, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel