Yung Miami Says ‘Spend Dat’ Success Gave Her ‘Anxiety’ Ahead of ‘Watch Dis’ Debut: ‘Made Me Go Back & Hone In’
The album debuted at No. 138 on the Billboard 200.
Yung Miami's first top 20 hit, "Spend Dat," delivered both joy and anxiety as she prepared for her debut album, Watch Dis, which dropped on October 23 and landed at No. 138 on the Billboard 200. The 32-year-old artist admitted that the success of her hit gave her anxiety, but she was excited to see her music resonate with listeners.
Miami emphasized her desire for the album to be the best it could be, stating, "I was like, 'Nah, I gotta go back in.' I think I know what the people want. I think I see the direction." She went on to highlight collaborations with artists like Summer Walker, Bryson Tiller, and Quavo as some of her favorite moments on the album. Miami expressed her admiration for Summer Walker, calling her her "No.
1 girl" in R&B, and praised Bryson Tiller for his unique voice and communication with women. When asked about a potential reunion with City Girls, JT, Miami responded with a simple "Inshallah."
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