Yung Miami Brings Lil Baby & Kodak Black Along for “Spend Dat (Remix)”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Yung Miami is back , and she’s making sure these men know exactly what’s expected of them.

Yung Miami is back with the remix of “Spend Dat,” bringing Lil Baby and Kodak Black along for the ride. And, of course, this song is still about that money, hunty.

Throughout the track, Miami talks about dudes ready to drop a couple racks to spoil a woman, and I love how confidently she approaches the topic. Overall, her performance is playful, flashy, and completely unapologetic, making it clear that if you’re trying to impress her, you better come prepared.

While Lil Baby’s verse honestly wasn’t my favorite on this remix, I really think Kodak ate with this one. His voice and flow are very different from Miami’s, but it adds a new element and merges really well with the rest of the track. He brings his own personality without making the remix feel disconnected from the original.

Honestly, I don’t know if the remix is better than the OG, but it’s definitely worth a listen. If nothing else, it’s a fun little flex track for the playlist. And fellas? Get your money up. Apparently, we have shopping to do. 




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