After delivering what many considered the song of the summer with “Spend Dat,” Yung Miami is officially welcoming the autumn season with the release of her debut studio album, Watch Dis! The project, which arrived on streaming platforms this past Friday, serves as a definitive statement from the former City Girls member, proving her resilience and artistic evolution as a solo act.
The 21-song collection is an ambitious undertaking, featuring an impressive roster of guest appearances from industry heavyweights including Travis Scott, Quavo, G Herbo, Rick Ross, Trina, Trick Daddy, Bryson Tiller, and Summer Walker. The album is anchored by her recent hits, including the trap-influenced “2008” and the abrasive, high-energy track “F You.”
A Personal Comeback
Perhaps the most discussed moment on the album is the track “Dear JT.” In this deeply personal song, Yung Miami addresses the public fallout with her former group partner, JT, offering a vulnerable look at their fractured relationship. She raps about the embarrassment of their public disagreement and expresses a sense of longing for what they could have achieved together, noting, “Sis, we could’ve made history.”
Reflecting on the project’s significance, the rapper took to social media to share her perspective on the journey. “This is my story. My first solo album. My comeback. My truth. To everybody who counted me out… THANK YOU!” she wrote. “To everybody who never stopped believing in me… this is for you. Now Watch Dis.”
Visuals and Tracklist
The album’s aesthetic, heavily inspired by the iconic 1980s television series Miami Vice, adds a cohesive layer to her current era. With “Spend Dat” having already climbed to No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 earlier this year, the album arrives with significant momentum.
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
