Yung Miami enters a new phase of her career with ‘Watch Dis’, her 12-track debut solo album that places her firmly at the centre of her own story. After rising to prominence as one half of City Girls, the Miami rapper is stepping forward independently, using the project to showcase her personality, musical direction and ambitions beyond the duo.

Yung Miami - Watch Dis

The album builds on the renewed attention surrounding ‘Spend Dat’, bringing the track back alongside two additional remixes. The release also boasts an extensive roster of collaborators, with Rick Ross, Trina, Trick Daddy, Quavo, G Herbo, Lil Baby and Kodak Black representing different corners of hip-hop. Afrobeats and Caribbean sounds enter the mix through appearances from Davido, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel, giving the project a wider international reach.

Beyond its guest list, Watch Dis signals a more personal statement from Yung Miami. Drawing from her own experiences, the rapper uses this new body of work to explore her identity outside City Girls while continuing to lean into the confidence and attitude that have defined her career.

With Watch Dis, Yung Miami is looking to turn her established presence into a distinct solo identity, bringing together high-profile collaborations, unapologetic energy and personal expression as she begins the next chapter of her musical journey.

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