Yesterday, Yung Miami gave her fans what they had all been waiting for, a new episode of Caresha Please. The mogul switched things up for the season two premiere, however, as she was the interviewee. Her longtime friend Saucy Santana asked her various pressing questions about her career, former relationship with Diddy, and much more.
Of course, at one point in the episode, he also asked her where she currently stands with the other half of City Girls JT. According to her, she’ll always see the “Okay” performer as family, but things simply weren’t meshing anymore in the studio. Yung Miami has instead released a couple of solo singles in recent months, but supporters have been eager to hear more. She says that while she’s submitted new material to Quality Control, it hasn’t come out because the label feels like there’s been a lack of growth.
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Yung Miami Reveals Why She Hasn’t Released More Solo Music
“When I try to turn my music in it’s just like, ‘We don’t see no growth in your music.’ Or, you know, ‘You’re not elevating,’” she explained. Fortunately, Yung Miami’s self-awareness indicates that she’s taking steps in the right direction, which could result in new music being released sooner rather than later. She even shared that she has a single on the way, which may be the one she teased late last month.
The preview of the track earned mixed reactions from social media users. She defended herself amid the criticism, making it clear that she stands by the upcoming single. “With me is where y’all draw the line??? LOL ok,” she wrote on X. What do you think of Yung Miami’s new episode of Caresha Please? What about her revealing that QC claimed to see a lack of growth in her music? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
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