YUNG MIAMI TURNS UP THE HEAT IN NEW “F-YOU” VIDEO
Yung Miami is seeing red, and she’s making sure everyone else does too. Fresh off last week’s announcement of her debut solo album, WATCH DIS, arriving October 23, she unleashes the music video for “F-You”, bringing the London On Da Track-produced anthem to life with fiery energy, unapologetic attitude and a fleet of red Ferraris.
Dressed in red and surrounded by matching Ferraris, Caresha commands the frame with the bold charisma and unstoppable confidence that fuel the track. The cars share the spotlight, turning her slick talk into a full-throttle visual statement. When she raps, “I got bodies, I drive Raries, I dont like em legit,” the luxury on screen speaks for itself. It’s loud, it’s flashy, and it’s a red cup type of night.
Yung Miami has been carving out her own lane on her own terms, and this summer, she hit her stride. Following the success of “Spend Dat,” one of the season’s biggest records, she announced her highly anticipated debut solo album, WATCH DIS, last week. Available for pre-order HERE, the album marks the beginning of Yung Miami’s next chapter and her first full-length statement as a solo artist. She kicked it off in a major way, releasing two new singles: “F-You,” produced by London On Da Track, and “2008”, produced by J White. Today’s video gives fans another look at the world she’s building ahead of October 23.
Watch Dis captures Yung Miami exactly where she is now, at the top of her game, more confident than ever and still hungry for what’s next. The title first took shape as a challenge Caresha gave herself at a moment when questions surrounded what her next move would be. Rather than answer them, she kept working, trusted her instincts and let the music speak for itself. Now, with one of the biggest records of the summer behind her and an entire album ahead, Watch Dis takes on a new meaning. It’s no longer just about proving people wrong. It’s a declaration from an artist who knows exactly what she’s capable of and is ready to raise the stakes again.
She does exactly that with “F You” and “2008,” two records that introduce different sides of the world she has built on Watch Dis. Dropping two singles and a video on the same day is no warm-up. It’s a statement of confidence from an artist with the music, visuals and vision to meet the moment head-on.
Announcing the debut solo album, Yung Miami shared, “They counted me out, and I heard every bit of it. I could’ve come back with one song and played it safe, but why? I got the music and the visuals, so I’m dropping two singles and a video in one day. I’m confident in what I made. I’m back to pop my shit and I want everybody to WATCH DIS.”
On “F You,” Yung Miami is at her most unapologetic as she samples the classic “F You” by Yo Gotti and Meek Mill. Backed by London On Da Track’s production, Miam i delivers a bold, no-nonsense anthem fueled by the sharp-tongued charisma and larger-than-life personality that have made her one of hip-hop’s most magnetic voices. She lays it all out on the track, “Fuck ya, if you ain’t never made it out the mud I cant trust ya. Went and made some millions for the pain and the suffering.”
Meanwhile, “2008” reunites Yung Miami with J White following the pair’s massive success with “Spend Dat” which sold over 1 million units. Her voice rings out with the confidence of a championship anthem as she taps into the nostalgia of an era when Southern rap reigned supreme. Miami likens her own winning streak to Jeezy in his prime, channeling the larger-than-life energy of an unforgettable run in hip-hop. The reunion builds on the chemistry behind the biggest solo record of Miami’s career while pushing her sound forward as she prepares to unveil her most personal and fully realized body of work yet.
The songs are just a sampling of what listeners should look out for. The sound of WATCH DIS is rooted in the Southern rap and Miami energy that raised her: hard drums, big hooks, club records, luxury, humor and slick talk. It also lets Caresha speak from the harder moments that developed her confidence. Across the album, she moves from raw and funny to personal and vulnerable without turning down the volume on either side. This is her voice, her story and her solo sound.
The announcement of Watch Dis follows a career-defining run for Yung Miami, led by the runaway success of “Spend Dat”. 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.
The record quickly grew beyond the charts into a cultural phenomenon. Miami later expanded the record 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.
Now, with Watch Dis, Yung Miami is turning a breakthrough moment into a statement of intent. The debut brings together the confidence, humor, honesty, glamour and unmistakable Miami attitude that have defined her career while giving fans their fullest look yet at Caresha as a solo artist. She heard the noise, trusted her vision and came out on top with the hit to prove it. Now, she has the album, the momentum and no intention of easing into this moment.
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