Yung Miami is entering the summer with a new solo career milestone.

Her latest single, “Spend Dat,” has debuted at No. 66 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking the highest-charting solo entry of her career. The record surpasses the performance of her 2021 solo release “Rap Freaks,” which previously reached No. 81 on the chart.

The debut arrives during a notable stretch of momentum for the Miami rapper and media personality, who has spent the last several years expanding her presence beyond City Girls while establishing her own voice across music, digital entertainment and lifestyle ventures.

With “Spend Dat,” Yung Miami leans into the bold, unapologetic energy that has remained central to her public persona. The track has gained steady traction through streaming and social media engagement, helping position it as one of her most significant solo releases to date.

According to release materials, “Spend Dat” experienced four consecutive weeks of week-over-week consumption growth leading into its Hot 100 arrival. The single has also reached No. 3 on Shazam’s Top 200 Songs chart in the United States, entered TikTok’s Viral 50 Music Chart at No. 30 and generated more than 255,000 TikTok creates. It has additionally emerged as a Top 25 trending sound on Instagram.

The growing response signals more than a viral moment for Yung Miami. Since beginning her solo run, she has increasingly carved out an identity that stands apart from her work as one-half of City Girls, using her personality, humor and direct delivery to connect with an audience that follows her across platforms.

“Spend Dat” also arrives as anticipation builds around her forthcoming solo debut album, expected later this year. The project follows earlier standalone releases including “Rap Freaks” and “CFWM” featuring Skilla Baby, as Yung Miami continues shaping the next phase of her catalog on her own terms.

Her music momentum will soon extend to the stage. Yung Miami recently announced that she will join BossMan Dlow for the Motion Party Tour, with Bally Baby appearing as a special guest. The 25-city summer trek is scheduled to begin July 16 in St. Petersburg, Florida, before concluding Aug. 29 in Orlando.

The tour will make stops in several major markets, including Atlanta, Washington, D.C., New York City, Los Angeles, Houston and Miami, placing Yung Miami in front of audiences nationwide as “Spend Dat” continues to build.

Beyond music, Yung Miami has developed a sizable entertainment platform through Caresha Please, the interview series that launched in 2022 and later earned the BET Hip Hop Award for Best Hip-Hop Platform in 2023. The series helped establish her as a personality capable of commanding attention outside the recording booth, while further strengthening her connection to pop culture conversations.

Still, the arrival of “Spend Dat” on the Hot 100 marks an important moment in her evolution as a solo recording artist. As she prepares for a new album and a nationwide tour, Yung Miami is beginning her next chapter with the kind of chart recognition that reinforces her ability to create momentum on her own.

For Yung Miami, summer 2026 is shaping up to be more than a season of motion. It may be the beginning of her most defining solo era yet.