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Lil Baby and Kodak Black join Yung Miami's 'Spend Dat' remix track

The pair join the remix of her summer smash.

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Yung Miami speaks into a radio station microphone in a platinum blond bob with green and orange eyeliner, wearing a pink and yellow printed jacket and a diamond choker.
Yung Miami during a 2019 radio interview in Atlanta. Photo: HOTSPOTATL, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Yung Miami has confirmed that Lil Baby and Kodak Black will join her on a remix of "Spend Dat," due out Friday, August 28. She had teased two major names joining the track days earlier before naming them on X.

"Spend Dat" has become the biggest run of Yung Miami's solo career since its release in April. Produced by J. White Did It, the song grew from a viral favorite into a chart hit, climbing to a career-best number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100. That made it her first solo top 40 entry, surpassing City Girls' "Act Up" as the highest-charting release of her career.

The remix arrives while Yung Miami is also working on her debut solo album, and the added star power from Lil Baby and Kodak Black is positioned to extend the song's run further into the fall.

"Spend Dat" has spent months building momentum on streaming and radio, a rare feat for a track released without a major album attached, and the remix gives it a fresh push at hip-hop radio and playlists.

Yung Miami built her career as a member of City Girls before stepping into solo work, and "Spend Dat" is now her most successful release outside the group.

The facts

  • 'Spend Dat' remix featuring Lil Baby and Kodak Black out August 28
  • 'Spend Dat' peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100
  • Her first solo top 40 hit, produced by J. White Did It
  • Surpassed City Girls' 'Act Up' as her highest-charting release
  • Kodak Black and Lil Baby are the named guests on the remix.
  • Fans revisited a 2019 threat Kodak Black made toward Yung Miami.

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