Yung Miami has plenty of love for her fellow artists, but she nearly landed herself in some bestie drama after leaving Saucy Santana off her list of favorites.
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During an interview with BT from 103.5 The Beat at her “Watch Dis” album release party, the former City Girls rapper was asked a simple question that quickly turned into a hilarious moment.“Who’s your favorite artist right now?” BT asked.
“Oh my God,” Miami responded before admitting, “I got a lot of favorite artists.”
She then started naming names, saying, “I like Lil Baby, Summer Walker,” before adding herself to the conversation with a playful “Me, OK.”
However, one important person was noticeably missing from her list: her longtime best friend, Saucy Santana.
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BT wasted no time reminding Miami about the omission, telling her, “You left out Saucy Santana.”
Realizing she had forgotten her close friend, Miami immediately reacted.
Despite BT joking that Santana might have something to say about being forgotten, Miami made it clear that their friendship isn’t built on competition or jealousy.
“He’s not a jealous friend like that,” she explained. “We support each other.”
Miami and Santana have become one of hip-hop’s most entertaining bestie duos, regularly sharing hilarious moments through Instagram Live, appearances, and social media.
Their friendship also extends beyond the cameras. Santana has publicly defended Miami during some of her most controversial moments, while she has continued supporting his music career.
Ironically, Santana is part of the very album Miami was celebrating when she temporarily forgot to mention him. The “Material Girl” rapper appears on the “Put Together Interlude” from “Watch Dis,” making his absence from her initial favorites list even funnier.
Meanwhile, the two artists Miami immediately named also have connections to her latest project.
Summer Walker appears on “Ride For You,” while Lil Baby joins Kodak Black on the remix of Miami’s breakout solo hit “Spend Dat.”
The song helped establish Miami’s momentum as a solo performer, reaching No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 and eventually earning platinum certification.
Released October 23, “Watch Dis” marks Miami’s first full-length solo album following the City Girls’ decision to pursue separate careers. The 21-track project also includes collaborations with Travis Scott, Bryson Tiller, Quavo, G Herbo, Rick Ross, Trina, and Trick Daddy.
To celebrate the milestone, 103.5 The Beat hosted an exclusive album release experience at Privé 954 Restaurant & Lounge in South Florida, bringing the rapper back to her hometown for the occasion.
