Yung Miami has officially stepped out on her own, and she's got the internet going crazy. As one half of City Girls, Miami has never been shy when it's come to talking about sex. However, she's taken it to new heights in "Rap Freaks," her solo debut that will leave even the most sex-positive individual blushing. 

In the video, Yung Miami is seen donning full-body leather, whips and chains. It's a side of Caresha we've never seen before. In just under two minutes, there's actually a lot to be learned from "Rap Freaks." Here's what we gathered. 

Yung Miami is a student of hip-hop.

Yung Miami is a student of hip hop, and "Rap Freaks" just proves it. In the song, she takes the Nicki Minaj "Barbie Dreams" route by name dropping male (and female) rappers in a fantasy sex confessional. Miami and Minaj aren't the only one's to use this concept in hip-hop, however. It actually derives from “Just Playing (Dreams),” off the 2004 remaster of Notorious B.I.G's 1994 debut album, Ready to Die. In the song, Biggie name-drops women in the music industry that he fantasized about, similarly to Nicki Minaj and Yung Miami. 

"I [named] a bunch of the guys who are on top, that's hot, that's poppin'. Nothing is personal, nothing is literal, I'm just having fun," she told Billboard. "I just felt like it was going to be a moment in hip-hop, so it was something that I went into the studio wanting to do."

As you can see, Yung Miami is just keeping real hip-hop alive. 


Yung Miami seemingly confirms her relationship with Diddy.

The most obvious takeaway is that Yung Miami has seemingly confirmed her relationship with Sean "Diddy" Combs. The pair sparked dating rumors back in June after they were spotted holding hands at Quality Control CEO Pierre Thomas’ birthday party. Now, we use the term "relationship" loosely, as Diddy was spotted with Joie Chavis and Miracle Watts around this time as well. 

Yung Miami is a bilingual queen.

Miami, Florida, is rich in Latin culture, which would explain why Yung Miami, real name Caresha Brownlee, could slip "buenas noches" into a rhyme so effortlessly. What's more fascinating is her ability to rhyme it with the word "roaches."  Even Megan Thee Stallion couldn't wrap her mind around the complexity of it all. 

Yung Miami and Megan Thee Stallion's girl crush is getting pretty serious.

Yung Miami and Megan Thee Stallion have a serious girl crush and things are getting pretty serious. Within seconds of "Rap Freaks," Miami mentions Thee Stallion, but this isn't the first time the two have acknowledged each other. 

Back in April, the two playfully flirted with one another when Megan confessed that she wanted to date Miami. To her surprise, Miami felt the same way.

Things turned up in June when the pair locked lips at a BET Awards afterparty. Miami reshared the footage earlier this week on Instagram in anticipation of her new video.

Yung Miami can forgive, but she won't forget.

While Yung Miami mentioned many men she'd gladly sleep with, one man she opted to pass on was fellow Miami rapper and ex-boyfriend, Kodak Black.

The two dated and allegedly got engaged in 2018.  Following their breakup in 2019, Kodak wrote a diss song about the City Girls rapper. In the song he raps, “I bought Yung Miami a ring, she wanted 808 baby. When I see her I’m a hit that b*tch in her stomach.The way I keep my sh*t too real, they say I’m f*cking up my money.”   

Black has since issued multiple apologies, most recently in Oct. 2021, admitting that the diss was a result of a drug-fueled rant. However, for Yung Miami, though the two are cordial, that's all they'll ever be — just cordial. 

Yung Miami is fully embracing sex positivity.

Although some faces still turn red when it comes to talking about sex openly, Yung Miami is embracing it wholeheartedly. The BDSM-inspired video for "Rap Freaks" is just the teaser for what's to come for this Florida-born rapper. On Oct. 29, Yung Miami will launch CareshaPlease.com, her collaboration with Kandi Burruss' intimate brand, Bedroom Kandi. The website will feature limited-edition sex toys, exclusive merch, consignment items, photos and more. 

Check out the video for Yung Miami's "Rap Freaks" below and see why it's got the entire internet talking. 


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