Yung Miami Announces New City Girls Music

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Yung Miami Teases New City Girls Music To Be Released Friday
City Girls might have another hit coming sooner than later. Yung Miami hinted that the rap duo would be featured on Quality Control’s Control The Streets Vol. 2 album to be released Friday. 
They were featured on Vol. 1 of the album with the song “F*** Dat N***a.”
Despite member JT being in jail, the City Girls have been going strong. Yung Miami represented the group on Christian Combs’s single “Surf” back in March.
The video for that single was released Monday.
Meanwhile, JT is serving a two-year prison sentence for credit card fraud. Her sentence began last year. She’s scheduled to be released in 2020. But Quality Control said back in June that she would get released in September.
#BETAwards: @supacindy and @djentice speak to Pierre “Pee” Thomas & his artist Lil Marlo! During their conversation, Pee says #JT of the @CityGirls_QC will be out of jail in less than 90 DAYS!! #AfternoonGetDown #WEDR #99JAMZ pic.twitter.com/tn4T1r7rP1
— 99JAMZ (@99JAMZ) June 24, 2019
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