Yung Miami takes a direct approach on “F You,” one of two singles released ahead of her debut solo album, Watch Dis. The song puts her confidence and sharp delivery at the centre of a record about distrust, success and remembering the struggles that came before it.
About the Song
“F You” is an unapologetic record about cutting ties with people Yung Miami feels she cannot trust. She reflects on coming from difficult circumstances, making money and reaching a position where she no longer needs to explain herself to people who did not support her journey.
The song's message is straightforward: success has changed her position, but she has not forgotten the experiences that shaped her. Rather than softening that message, Miami delivers it with the attitude and confidence that have become central to her solo music.
Production
Produced by London On Da Track, “F You” uses a hip-hop production that gives Miami room to deliver her lines with a firm, conversational flow.
The song also draws from Yo Gotti and Meek Mill's “F U,” using a sample from the earlier record as part of its foundation. The connection gives Miami's version a familiar Southern rap reference while allowing her to present the song from her own perspective.
Album Context
“F You” was released alongside “2008” on October 2, 2026. Yung Miami chose to release both songs on the same day as the first major step into her debut solo album era.
The two singles introduce different sides of Watch Dis. While “2008” looks toward the Southern rap era that influenced Miami, “F You” is more confrontational and personal.
Watch Dis is scheduled for release on October 23, 2026 and is expected to contain 20 tracks, with reported appearances from artists including Quavo, G Herbo, Lil Baby, Kodak Black, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel.
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