Yung Miami Doesn’t Like Fans Calling Her By Her Real Name Caresha: I Don’t Know You

Yung Miami Doesn’t Like Fans Calling Her By Her Real Name Caresha: I Don’t Know You
Yung Miami doesn’t want her fans calling her by her real name.
The City Girls rapper (born Caresha Romeka Brownlee) took to her Instagram stories recently and shared an incident when a fan called her by her government name.
She said,
“A b**** called me Caresha at the airport today. She was like ‘Caresha, guess what I did?’ B****, h*e… When I start giving y’all that energy, it’s ‘Oh, that h*e be…’ No, b**** I don’t know you. Don’t call me by my government name…”
Yung Miami later said,
“It’s just on some personal s***. I feel like everything is not explainable. I don’ have to tell y’all why I [don’t wanna get] on the internet and [say] ‘Don’t call me Caresha’… My friends call me Caresha, that is my name.
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She also replied to fans who insist on calling her Caresha.
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