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Yung Miami expands ‘Spend Dat’ with Lil Baby, Kodak Black & International Remix!

  • Writer: Luis James
    Luis James
  • 3 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Yung Miami is keeping the momentum behind ‘Spend Dat’ alive, returning with not one, but two major remixes of the track. The first sees the Miami star link up with Lil Baby and Kodak Black for an official remix, following the success of the original release which has gained significant attention throughout the summer and continued to connect with listeners.


Following the track's growing popularity, calls for a remix began to build, with Yung Miami bringing together two of hip-hop's biggest names to give ‘Spend Dat’ another lease of life.


Yung Miami

Lil Baby and Kodak Black each bring their own flavour to the record, adding new verses while complementing the energy established by Yung Miami on the original. Rather than taking away from what initially made the track stand out, their appearances add another dimension and keep the infectious feel of the record firmly intact.


But Yung Miami wasn't finished there. Taking ‘Spend Dat’ beyond the US, she has also unveiled an international remix featuring an impressive trio of global talent: Davido, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel.


The international version takes the record in a different direction, bringing together Afrobeats and dancehall heavyweights alongside Yung Miami and further highlighting the crossover potential of the track. Davido's Afrobeats presence, Shenseea's dancehall influence and Vybz Kartel's legendary status add an entirely new cultural dimension to ‘Spend Dat’.


Having both remixes arrive gives Yung Miami the opportunity to take the track into completely different spaces. The Lil Baby and Kodak Black version taps directly into the US hip-hop audience, while the international remix opens the record up to audiences across Africa, the Caribbean and beyond.


With two high-profile remixes extending its reach, ‘Spend Dat’ looks set to remain an important part of Yung Miami's latest run as she continues to push forward with new music.



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