Yung Miami’s debut solo album Watch Dis! is out Friday (Oct. 23), and its most talked-about song is addressed to someone who isn’t on it. “Dear JT” is the first time either half of City Girls has spoken up about the other since the pair’s public falling out in 2024, per The FADER. Watch the lyric video below.
The song is a melancholic ballad with Tiffany Evans singing the chorus and outro, and Complex credits Gumbo as co-producer. Miami looks back at the dark times and hard times before stardom, at fights and shopping trips to Barcelona, and at the “In My Feelings” era, and she ends on a verdict: “Sis, we could have made history.” The line that sums up the song, per FADER, is “Fallin’ out with my sister in public, so embarrassing.”
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She told Nessa Diab at Hot 97 that she cried while recording it. She also did not get to play it for JT first, and as of Complex’s report JT had not responded publicly.
If the phone call happens, I’ma answer it, and we’ll go from there.
Yung Miami, to Hot 97, The FADER
City Girls formed in 2017, broke out in 2018 and released three studio albums, the last of them 2023’s RAW. Their tensions boiled over online in early 2024 and they split later that year, FADER says. The split also reshaped Miami’s year. Her first solo hit, “Spend Dat,” peaked at No. 17 on the Hot 100 and is now on the 21-track Watch Dis!, which includes features from Rick Ross, Travis Scott and Bryson Tiller, per Billboard.
The same Hot 97 sit-down produced a lighter headline. Miami said Drake never answered her request to join the “Spend Dat” remix, and she took it with a laugh.
Just tell me no. I’m good with a no, but leaving me on read?
Yung Miami, to Hot 97, Billboard
Kodak Black and Lil Baby ended up on that remix. For how the rollout started, see our story on the Watch Dis! announcement.
- Album
- *Watch Dis!*, released Oct. 23, 2026; 21 tracks per The FADER
- Song
- “Dear JT,” with Tiffany Evans; co-produced by Gumbo
- City Girls
- Formed 2017; last album *RAW* (2023); split in 2024
- “Spend Dat”
- Peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100
Added to the High Grailed archive on November 10, 2026.
