Yung Miami Makes Solo Debut On Billboard 200 As “Watch Dis!” Lands At No. 138
Yung Miami Makes Solo Debut On Billboard 200 As “Watch Dis!” Lands At No. 138
#YungMiami has officially made her solo debut on the Billboard 200!
The former City Girls rapper’s first solo album, “Watch Dis!,” entered the chart at No. 138, reportedly moving approximately 10,500 units in its first week. Released Oct. 23 through Uptown Records, the 21-track project features appearances from Travis Scott, #SummerWalker, #Quavo, Rick Ross, Trina, and several other artists. The release follows the success of Miami’s platinum-certified single “Spend Dat,” which peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Ahead of its release, Miami addressed critics who questioned her ability to succeed independently, declaring, “They counted me out, and I heard every bit of it.” The project also includes “Dear JT,” a personal track reflecting on her complicated relationship with former groupmate #JT, their friendship, and eventual separation.
#TJBCrew, have y’all listened to Watch Dis! yet? If so, what are your thoughts on Yung Miami’s solo debut?

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