Yung Miami Sets ‘Watch Dis’ for October 23: 20 Tracks With Quavo, Lil Baby, G Herbo, Kodak Black, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel

Yung Miami will release her debut solo album, Watch Dis, on Friday, October 23. Announced October 1, the 20-song project is set to include Quavo, Lil Baby, G Herbo, Kodak Black, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel, with additional guests still to be revealed. A complete tracklist has not been announced.

The album announcement arrived alongside two new singles, “F U” and “2008,” as well as the cover-art reveal. The release follows a busy year for Yung Miami, whose “Spend Dat” became a chart-topping song-of-summer contender in 2026. Watch Dis marks her first full-length solo album after the City Girls split, making it a significant new chapter in her career.

An announcement built around her response

The October 1 announcement came with a dramatic trailer that opened on criticism Yung Miami has faced publicly from Joe Budden and Akademiks. In the clip, Akademiks says, “You failed at everything in life, the music you made is wack.”

Yung Miami then describes the difficulty of returning to the studio amid that criticism, and the feelings she brought into the album.

“I don’t know how some days I built the courage to go in the studio to even record,” she says. “But I remember putting all my emotions, all of that energy, everything that I felt, into this album.”

The trailer frames Watch Dis as a project shaped in part by those experiences. Its release announcement also communicates a clear intention: Yung Miami is presenting a complete album rather than a single-song return. “I could’ve come back with one song and played it safe, but why?” she said. “I’m confident in what I made. I’m back to pop my shit and I want everybody to watch dis.”

Two singles offer an early look

“F U” and “2008” were released together on October 1, giving listeners two tracks ahead of the album. The pair are the only songs from Watch Dis confirmed by title so far, leaving the remaining 18-song sequence undisclosed.

Their rollout puts the singles at the front of the album campaign, but the full project’s structure and range will remain unknown until more details arrive. The songs provide an initial introduction to the solo release without revealing how the confirmed guest appearances are distributed across the album.

The title “2008” also signals a backward glance in its naming, while “F U” is presented as a direct, concise statement. Beyond those early details, Yung Miami has not shared a complete track-by-track listing. No additional titles should be treated as confirmed until she or her team announces them.

A broad guest list, with the full sequence still to come

The announced features span several corners of contemporary rap and Caribbean music. Quavo, Lil Baby, G Herbo and Kodak Black are among the hip-hop guests, while Shenseea and Vybz Kartel add Jamaican artists to the lineup. The announcement also leaves room for further guest appearances.

That list sets expectations for a collaborative album, but the specific pairings and song placements have not been revealed. The confirmed names do not establish which tracks they appear on, and the announcement has not identified every contributor. For now, the project’s 20-song count and its named features are the clearest guide to its scope.

The distinction between an announced album length and a final tracklist matters: Watch Dis has been presented as a 20-song release, while the complete sequence remains TBA. Details such as the order of songs, any additional titles, and the full roster of guests are still pending.

The move from City Girls to a solo album

The album arrives two years after City Girls officially split to focus on solo careers. Yung Miami’s last album under the group’s name was RAW, released with JT in 2023. Watch Dis is therefore her first solo LP, rather than another release under the duo’s identity.

In the period following the split, Yung Miami also focused on Careesha Please, her talk show. Its last season debuted in 2024. The new album shifts attention back to music and gives her a full-length format to define her solo work.

Her 2026 single “Spend Dat” has already provided a major point of momentum. The track was a chart-topping song-of-summer contender, setting the stage for an album announcement that places her solo catalog at the center. Watch Dis follows that success with a two-single launch and a larger collection scheduled for release later in the month.

Release date and what remains unconfirmed

Watch Dis is scheduled to arrive Friday, October 23, 2026. The announced album has 20 songs and confirmed features from Quavo, Lil Baby, G Herbo, Kodak Black, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel, with more guests to be revealed. “F U” and “2008” are the two singles released on October 1.

A full tracklist has not been made public. Until it is, the album’s remaining song titles, guest placements and final running order remain unconfirmed. The release date, announced length and named collaborators establish the current outline of Yung Miami’s debut solo LP; the music itself will fill in the rest.

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