Yung Miami's “Spend Dat” Hits a High Note in Her Solo Career
"The summer breakout hit becomes not only Yung Miami's first solo top 20, but the first such hit of her career in any capacity, including her work as part of City Girls." —Billboard
“Spend Dat” has quickly emerged as Yung Miami’s biggest solo breakthrough to date, marking an exciting new chapter in her career. The track brings together her signature confidence, sharp delivery and unmistakable Miami attitude, with an infectious beat and lyrics that celebrate independence, knowing your worth and enjoying the rewards of success. It's the kind of unapologetic hip-hop that Yung Miami has become known for, delivered with the personality and energy that have made her a standout since her earliest days with City Girls. As she continues to establish herself as a solo artist, “Spend Dat” sets the tone for what's to come.
The single follows Yung Miami's 2021 solo release “Rap Freaks” and 2024's “CFWM,” featuring Skilla Baby, both of which helped establish her individual voice outside of City Girls. Her latest release continues that progression, building on the confident, female-driven hip-hop that first brought her national attention. With new music and a growing solo catalog, Yung Miami is continuing to expand her presence in hip-hop.
Born Caresha Romeka Brownlee in Miami, Florida, Yung Miami rose to prominence as one-half of the hip-hop duo City Girls, known for their confident lyrics, bold personalities and empowering anthems. Beyond music, she's established herself as a media personality and entrepreneur, launching her interview series Caresha Please, which earned a BET Hip Hop Award for Best Hip-Hop Platform, as well as her party game Resha Roulette. With a solo debut album on the horizon and “Spend Dat” leading the way, Yung Miami is focused on building a career that extends beyond her success with City Girls, while continuing to make her mark as an artist in her own right.
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REVIEWS
"Did you even attend a party in Brooklyn if you didn't hear a chorus of twenty-somethings screaming in unison: "Boy, go in that Goyard bag!""
—Vogue
"The song hasn't gone anywhere and it's now on the Billboard Hot 100."
—COMPLEX
"Caresha Brownlee—aka Yung Miami—has never been better. "
—Cosmopolitan
"Make no mistake: by all accounts, Caresha is leading the pack."
—GQ
