Yung Miami is giving fans a more personal look at the end of City Girls with “Dear JT,” a heartfelt track that revisits her complicated relationship with former groupmate and longtime friend JT. The song has sparked conversation online, with listeners sharing mixed opinions about its sound while reacting to the emotions behind the lyrics.
Released as part of her debut solo album, Watch Dis!, on October 23, 2026, “Dear JT” finds Miami reflecting on the friendship that existed long before the duo became a household name in hip-hop. Rather than focusing entirely on their public disagreement, she looks back at the difficult moments they experienced together, the success they achieved, and the bond that once connected them.
The track takes a noticeably emotional direction, with melancholic production and background vocals from Tiffany Evans helping set the mood. Miami recalls their early struggles and acknowledges how painful it has been to watch their relationship change. She also expresses regret over the fact that their falling-out played out publicly.
In a particularly vulnerable moment, Miami reflects on how they once supported each other through difficult times. She also recognizes the potential they had to continue making history together as City Girls, adding another layer of sadness to a song that feels more like a personal letter than a typical diss record.
During an interview with Hot 97’s Nessa, Miami revealed that recording the song brought her to tears. She explained that she wanted to express what was on her heart rather than allow other people to control the narrative surrounding her relationship with JT.
Miami also confirmed that JT had not heard the song before its release. According to the rapper, her former groupmate had not responded publicly at the time of the interview.
Despite the tension, Miami has not completely closed the door on reconciliation. She indicated that if JT reached out, she would answer the phone and see where the conversation led. Her comments suggest that, even after years of distance, the history they share still matters to her.
Online reactions to “Dear JT” have been divided. Some listeners have praised Miami for being vulnerable and addressing the friendship directly, while others have criticized her delivery and questioned the song’s musical execution. The discussion highlights the challenge of releasing deeply personal music when audiences are already familiar with the public conflict behind it.
The track arrives roughly two years after City Girls’ relationship deteriorated publicly in 2024. The pair, who had built a successful career together, eventually moved toward separate solo paths following a period of tension and social media exchanges.
With Watch Dis!, Miami is establishing herself as a solo artist while reflecting on the experiences that shaped her career. “Dear JT” stands out because it revisits a relationship that helped define her rise, showing a side of the rapper that goes beyond the confidence and flashy energy often associated with her music.
Whether the song leads to a private conversation or a possible reunion remains uncertain. For now, “Dear JT” has reopened discussion about the City Girls’ split and reminded fans that behind the public disagreement is a friendship with years of history.
