YUNG MIAMI MAKES HER SOLO STATEMENT WITH DEBUT ALBUM ‘WATCH DIS’
Multiplatinum superstar Yung Miami’s debut solo album, WATCH DIS, is out now via Uptown Records. Two years in the making, the 21-track album marks a defining moment for Caresha Brownlee: the arrival of her first full-length project as a solo artist. She has poured herself into every part of it, shaping an album that feels like a diary, with room for the records that make you dance, the moments that make you laugh and the feelings she’s ready to put into the open.
People counted her out. That doubt gave Miami something to prove, and WATCH DIS makes her response clear. Coming off the success of “Spend Dat,” now RIAA certified Platinum, she arrives with a solo hit, a growing list of major collaborations and a project that brings every side of her to the forefront.
“Dear JT,” the album’s focus track, is one of its most vulnerable moments. A love letter to someone she misses, the song lets Miami speak plainly about what she feels. Elsewhere, she reunites with Quavo and G Herbo on “TMTC,” a fan favorite listeners have been begging for. “Put Together” brings an anthem for the girls getting fly, while “Just Might Go,” featuring Travis Scott, came together in Los Angeles after Miami and Scott
On “Old Time Sake,” featuring Bryson Tiller and London On Da Track, Miami opens up about reminiscing on an old love. “Dade County,” featuring Rick Ross, Trick Daddy and Trina, turns back to home, celebrating the place and the sound that helped shape them. Together, the tracks capture the range of WATCH DIS, the fun and the feeling, the slick talk and the honesty.
The album brings together a wide-ranging roster of collaborators, including Quavo, G Herbo, Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, Trina, Travis Scott, Bryson Tiller, London On Da Track, Pleasure P, Summer Walker, Lil Baby, Kodak Black, Davido, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel. The features were announced in an action packed album trailer premiered by Spotify’s Rap Caviar.
“Spend Dat” set the stage for this moment selling over 1 million units. One of the defining songs of Summer 2026, the record reached #1 at Urban Radio, #1 on Rap Airplay, #1 at Rhythm Radio, #1 on iTunes Hip-Hop, #1 on Shazam US, #1 on Shazam US Hip-Hop, #2 on the Shazam 200, #3 on Shazam UK Hip-Hop, #4 on TikTok’s Viral 50, and #5 on Apple Music’s Top 100. The song also gave Yung Miami her first solo Top 20 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at #17, while climbing to #2 on Billboard’s Hot Rap Songs chart.
She kept the momentum going with two star-studded remixes, joining forces with Lil Baby and Kodak Black for the official remix (Listen HERE) and taking the song worldwide alongside Davido, Shenseea, and Vybz Kartel on its international remix (Listen HERE). Following that she released “F You”(Watch HERE) and “2008” on the same day, as a statement of confidence from an artist with the music, visuals and vision to meet the moment head-on.
Rooted in the Southern rap and Miami energy that raised her, WATCH DIS moves from hard drums, big hooks and club records to the harder moments that shaped Caresha’s confidence. It is raw and funny, personal and vulnerable, with the honesty, glamour and unmistakable Miami attitude that have defined her career. The result is her fullest statement yet as a solo artist, and a clear sign that she has no intention of easing into this moment.
WATCH DIS TRACKLIST
1. Fck Sh!t Up (Intro)
2. F You
3. 2008
4. Spend Dat
5. TMTC ft. Quavo & G Herbo
6. Blink Twice
7. Put Together Interlude (Saucy Santana)
8. Put Together
9. Dade County ft. Rick Ross, Trick Daddy & Trina
10. Freak Like Me Interlude
11. Freak Like Me
12. Just Might Go ft. Travis Scott
13. Old Time Sake ft. Bryson Tiller & London On Da Track
14. Letter To My Mwah Interlude
15. Letter To My Mwah
16. Baby ft. Pleasure P
17. Ride For You ft. Summer Walker
18. Chasing Sunsets
19. Dear JT
20. Spend Dat Remix ft. Lil Baby & Kodak Black
21. Spend Dat International Remix ft. Davido, Shenseea & Vybz Kartel