Yung Miami’s Watch Dis! is a 21-track ride through viral bangers, messy relationship drama, and unapologetic confidence.

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TOP 5 SONGS

5. 2008

“2008” is hype from the jump, and it takes me back to a much simpler time in my life. It reminds me of the late-2000s tracks MTV would have me blasting in my living room. Just straight nostalgia, and that’s exactly how it should feel.

“2008” is fun and high-energy, with a bouncy beat and tons of ad-libs. It’s a song to be unserious with and just dance along to. Miami captures that carefree energy perfectly, making this one feel like a little time machine back to an era when all you needed was a catchy hook and enough room to dance.

4. Chasing Sunsets

“Chasing Sunsets” was probably the most unexpected song for me on this album. It just has a different vibe, a softer energy. Still, it’s very Yung Miami. She raps about money and haters, but also about not having a care in the world and trying to enjoy herself.

Lyrically, the track is big flexin’, but sonically, it sounds like driving by the beach as the sun is going down. I love that contrast. Miami is still Miami, talking her talk and enjoying the life she’s built, but the production gives the song a more laid-back, almost dreamy atmosphere. It’s a vibe I didn’t necessarily expect from her here, but I’m glad it made the album.

3. Old Time Sake

“Old Time Sake” is a track toward the end of the album featuring Bryson Tiller. Tiller opens the track like it’s one of his own, full flirt mode activated, asking an ex to link up for “old time’s sake.” Yung Miami comes in matching his energy, super seductive and locked in.

The two go back and forth effortlessly, and you can feel the tension throughout the track. Their chemistry makes the song feel like a late-night text you probably shouldn’t answer but absolutely want to. It’s smooth, it’s steamy, and it knows exactly what it’s doing.

2. Ride For You

“Ride For You” leans into buttery R&B. Summer Walker features and opens this track, already in her feelings, singing about someone she’s been riding with and putting first. Miami comes in, further telling a story about the things she’s willing to do for this man by her side. She slows things down a bit for this track, but I think it works really well.

The softer production gives both artists room to settle into the song, and Summer’s vocals are a perfect fit for the mood. It’s a nice change of pace on an album that spends plenty of time being loud, messy, and unapologetically freaky.

1. Spend Dat

Look me dead in my face right now and tell me you haven’t caught this song stuck in your head at the most random moments throughout your day. It’d be a lie. I’m calling you out.

Seriously, though, “Spend Dat” is one of those hella viral, hella overplayed tracks that still absolutely had to make the top of the list. I’ve seen grown men driving down the road with this song on and going bar for bar. I’m scrolling TikTok, hearing the chorus repeatedly, and still screaming it every time. It’s a problem, but not one I’m ever looking to solve. At this point, the song has a permanent lease in my brain, and I fear there’s no eviction notice coming anytime soon.

SONG BY SONG RATING

Fck Shit Up (Intro) (3.5/5)
F You (4/5)
2008 (4/5)
Spend Dat (4/5)
TMTC (3.5/5)
Blink Twice (4/5)
Put Together (Interlude) (N/A)
Put Together (4/5)
Dade County (4/5)
Freak Like Me (Interlude) (N/A)
Freak Like Me (3.5/5)
Just Might Go (4/5)
Old Time Sake (4/5)
Letter To My Mwah (Interlude) (N/A)
Letter To My Mwah (4/5)
Baby (4/5)
Ride For You (4/5)
Chasing Sunsets (4/5)
Dear JT (4/5)
Spend Dat Remix (4/5)
Spend Dat- International Remix (4/5)

RGM RATING

Yung Miami’s Watch Dis! is an hour of chaos, and I’m livinggg. Miami isn’t taking no mess from nobody, calling people out, and getting absolutely diabolical in the bedroom on this 21-song tracklist. She’s here to talk her sh*t, have a good time, and make sure we’re all paying attention.

The album features R&B and hip-hop staples like Quavo, Rick Ross, Travis Scott, Lil Baby, and more. Every track brings a new kind of energy, and all of it is just the right amount of messy for me. We get catchy, high-energy tracks that practically demand to be played at full volume, alongside smoother R&B moments that let Miami explore a different side of herself. There’s plenty of attitude, plenty of flirting, and absolutely no shortage of personality.

There are spoken interludes throughout the tracklist that had me in tears. I was laughing so hard. But honestly, they were the perfect setup for the track that followed every time. I mean, 10/10. We get a full interlude and song about Miami writing a scolding letter to her coochie, a FaceTime call interlude that puts you in the middle of some straight-up tea, followed by a song about getting freak McNasty. I swear I aged a few years just living vicariously through the plots. I need a wellness check after some of these conversations, because WHY are we discussing this?!

And somehow, all that chaos works. The interludes give the album a personality beyond the music itself, making it feel like you’re listening in on a group chat that probably should’ve stayed private. They’re funny, outrageous, and perfectly suited to Miami’s personality. Even when the subject matter gets ridiculous, the album never seems to take itself too seriously, and that’s part of the fun.

Overall, this album was big, fun, and sexy. While it’s not an everyday listening vibe for me, I’ll definitely be playing some of these tracks back at the most random moments. Miami delivers a project that knows exactly what it wants to be: entertaining, unfiltered, and just messy enough to keep you coming back. Watch Dis! might not be the album I put on when I’m trying to relax and find inner peace, but if I’m looking for a laugh, a catchy hook, or a little musical chaos? Baby, I know where to go.

Ileyah

Ileyah is a mom, a writer and a musician. She loves late nights and gluten free snacks.