Yung Miami isn’t ruling out another City Girls album, but she’s not making any promises either. When Atlanta radio personality Greg Street asked whether fans would ever get another project from the popular rap duo, the rapper answered with just one word: “Inshallah.”
Video
During her appearance on V-103’s Greg Street Show, Yung Miami addressed the possibility of reuniting with JT while discussing her upcoming debut solo album, “Watch Dis,” and her next chapter in music.
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, “Inshallah” means “God willing,” an expression commonly used when discussing something someone hopes will happen in the future.
While Miami’s response wasn’t a confirmation, it also wasn’t a rejection. For listeners still waiting on another City Girls album, her answer leaves room for the possibility that she and JT could eventually find their way back into the studio together.
The question carries weight because the City Girls haven’t released a joint album since “RAW” arrived in October 2023. According to Complex’s 2024 interview with Yung Miami, the project’s disappointing reception and the duo’s changing priorities contributed to their decision to focus on separate careers.
Miami explained that their working relationship had become difficult as they developed different interests and lifestyles. JT was spending time on the West Coast while Miami remained in Florida, making their creative partnership harder to maintain.
“But when we get together as a group, it just wasn’t connecting,” Miami told Complex.
She explained that both eventually recognized they might accomplish more by pursuing their individual goals rather than forcing another joint project.
JT has also addressed the separation, offering insight into why the decision made sense from her perspective.
In an August 2024 interview with Complex, JT discussed the decision to pursue solo careers and made it clear that she wasn’t abandoning the group’s identity.
“I’m like Tina Turner, I’m still a City Girl. I need my name.”
JT acknowledged that the two had reached a point where their individual directions were no longer aligning. However, she maintained that the decision was mutual and didn’t involve lingering resentment.
The rapper revisited the subject during her July 2025 interview with Cosmopolitan, giving a more personal explanation of how she viewed the group’s separation.
“It’s not what I wanted, but it was what was destined to happen,” JT said.
Her comments suggested that leaving the partnership wasn’t necessarily what she originally envisioned, even though she had become comfortable building an independent career.
Meanwhile, Yung Miami has continued speaking about the connection she shares with her former groupmate. During a March 2026 appearance on The Breakfast Club, Miami described the City Girls as something neither artist could erase, regardless of whether they recorded together again.
She emphasized their shared history, accomplishments, and the importance of allowing both women to grow.
Now, with Miami preparing to release “Watch Dis” and JT continuing to establish her solo identity, a City Girls album would require both artists to decide that another collaboration makes sense creatively and personally.
Neither rapper has publicly confirmed a new joint project or announced a reunion date.
Still, Miami’s response to Greg Street offers a noticeably different message from a definitive goodbye. The possibility remains, even if the timing is uncertain.
For fans who remember the impact of songs like “Act Up,” “Twerk,” and “Pussy Talk,” another City Girls album would represent more than a return to music. It would bring together two artists whose chemistry helped define an era of Miami rap.
Whether that reunion happens remains up to Yung Miami and JT, but Miami’s latest answer makes one thing clear: she’s not closing the door.