Yung Miami Would Rewind to City Girls Peak—Here's Why
Yung Miami keeps it real about what made those days special.

Yung Miami sat down with XXL for their Keep It a Buck series and got asked the kind of questions that make you think twice: would you rather scenarios, rap game myth-busting, industry hypotheticals. Real talk, no filter.
When it came to the City Girls era, she didn't hesitate. Those years were something different—the movement they built, the energy, the cultural moment. It's the kind of question that hits different when you've lived through a run as big as theirs was.
The whole interview shows why Yung Miami's one of the realest voices in the room. She's not dodging hard questions or playing it safe with corporate answers. Whether you agree with her takes or not, you get why she's earned respect beyond just the music—she shows up honest, and that matters.
Head to XXL to catch the full Keep It a Buck session and see what else she's got to say.
Read the full story at XXL → https://www.xxlmag.com/yung-miami-interview-watch-dis-album/
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