City Girls Talk Relationships, Money and Decode Their Lyrics on Latest Episode of “Respectfully Justin”

On the latest episode of “Respectfully Justin,”  Yung Miami, and JT of the City Girls open up about dating, relationships, plus they decode their lyrics, and more.

At the start of the episode, Justin LaBoy gets right to it and asks the City Girls to define what a City Girl is and what it takes to qualify to be one.

JT immediately responds, “to be a city girl you just got to be on your shit.” She said, “Cause a lot of b*tches think that being a city girl is a slut, a bum a** b*tch who just out here fucking who cant find no nigga to love them.”

Throughout the episode, the rap duo are asked a series of questions, “How can tell if a n*gga really got a bag?”

Yung Miami shares, “These days it’s hard to tell, it’s hard to separate em, you really don’t know.” JT said, “You won’t know until a n*gga broke until you start living with him.”

Later on, in the episode, the City Girls open up about their relationships. As you know, Yung Miami is in a relationship with her daughter Summer’s father, Southside, and JT is in a recent public relationship with rapper Lil’ Uzi.

When it came to their likes and dislikes, and how men should get to know them, JT and Miami were very transparent.

If you are a City Girl fan like myself, then you already know that you need the coins to approach the City Girls, and they reminded us that during the show.

Miami was then asked by LaBoy, “Give me a rough estimate. How much does it cost to get to know you when you don’t even entertain?”

She replied, “Well, when I first got with my baby daddy, he took me to the furniture store.” Miami added, “And my furniture at the time came up to 50,000 because I had like a little townhouse, swear to God.”

JT also revealed how she met Uzi after being released from federal prison and staying in an Atlanta halfway house. She blushed as she told about how he gave her $30,000 and how they went on a date to the Louis Vuitton store and Taco Bell.

LaBoy kept the conversation going by asking the girls about their favorite types of dates and if the club considered a date?

“I’m ratchet so you can take me to the club.” She added, “just have me some lemon pepper wings, 1942, and some money, it’s a date,” said Yung Miami

Both ladies decided that going to the club counts as a date, despite what women claim on Instagram.

You can watch the rest of the “Respectfully Justin” video on Revolt’s Youtube channel.