Yung Miami Announces Second “Spend Dat” Remix

Yung Miami Adds Shenseea, Vybz Kartel And Davido

The second “Spend Dat” remix brings together three major international stars. Shenseea represents Jamaica’s current dancehall movement, while Vybz Kartel remains one of the genre’s most influential figures. Davido adds an Afrobeats presence to the collaboration.

That combination gives the second remix a distinctly global feel. Yung Miami has already established the song within hip-hop. Now, she is expanding its reach into dancehall and Afrobeats.

Shenseea has continued to build her international profile through collaborations across multiple genres. Vybz Kartel has also remained a major name in dancehall. Davido, meanwhile, has become one of Africa’s biggest global music stars.

Putting all three artists on the same “Spend Dat” remix could create a completely different version of the song.

The First Remix Features Lil Baby And Kodak Black

The second remix will arrive alongside another major version of “Spend Dat.” Yung Miami previously announced that Lil Baby and Kodak Black will join her for the first official remix.

That version is also scheduled to drop August 28. Yung Miami confirmed the collaboration earlier this week, creating even more anticipation around the song. 

Lil Baby brings an Atlanta rap presence to the record. Kodak Black adds his unmistakable Florida style. Both artists have strong connections to the South, making them natural choices for a Yung Miami collaboration.

The first remix also gives “Spend Dat” another chance to reach a larger hip-hop audience. Lil Baby and Kodak Black both have established fan bases. Their involvement could help push the song even higher.

“Spend Dat” Is Already A Major Hit

The original “Spend Dat” has already taken Yung Miami to a new level as a solo artist. The song peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100.

That achievement is especially notable because Yung Miami built her career as one half of City Girls before focusing more heavily on her solo music. “Spend Dat” has now given her one of the biggest records of her career.

The song has also developed a strong presence online. Its catchy concept and memorable hook helped it gain attention throughout the summer.

The momentum eventually carried the record onto the Billboard Hot 100. Reaching No. 17 puts Yung Miami in a strong position heading into the two-remix release.

Two Remixes Give The Song A Bigger Audience

Releasing two remixes on the same day is an ambitious move. Each version targets a slightly different audience.

The Lil Baby and Kodak Black remix stays closer to the song’s hip-hop foundation. Both rappers can bring their own energy to Yung Miami’s original concept.

The Shenseea, Vybz Kartel and Davido remix takes the song in a more international direction. It brings together artists from Jamaica and Nigeria alongside Yung Miami’s Miami sound.

That variety could help “Spend Dat” reach listeners across multiple regions.

It also fits Yung Miami’s growing profile. She has spent years connected to hip-hop culture, but her personality and reach extend well beyond one genre.

Yung Miami Continues Her Solo Run

Yung Miami has spent much of her career building the City Girls brand with JT. The duo became one of the most recognizable acts in Southern hip-hop.

In recent years, however, Miami has continued developing her identity as a solo artist. “Spend Dat” represents her biggest breakthrough in that lane.

The No. 17 Billboard Hot 100 peak gives her solo run an important accomplishment. It also creates more expectations for whatever comes next.

Rather than slowing down after the song’s success, Miami is expanding it with multiple high-profile collaborations.

International Stars Join The Movement

The second remix could be especially important because of its international lineup. Shenseea, Vybz Kartel and Davido all have major audiences outside the United States.

Shenseea has become one of Jamaica’s most recognizable contemporary artists. Her collaborations have helped connect dancehall with pop, hip-hop and R&B audiences.

Vybz Kartel has influenced generations of dancehall artists. His involvement gives the remix another major Jamaican connection.

Davido brings an entirely different dimension. The Nigerian superstar has helped push Afrobeats further into the global mainstream.

Together, the three artists could transform “Spend Dat” into a worldwide collaboration.

August 28 Will Be A Big Day For “Spend Dat”

Fans will not have to wait long for either remix. Both versions are scheduled to arrive August 28.

The timing gives Yung Miami an opportunity to capitalize on the song’s current momentum. “Spend Dat” is already a Billboard Hot 100 hit. Two new versions could give the record another boost.

The releases will also give fans two very different collaborations to choose from.

The Lil Baby and Kodak Black version should appeal strongly to hip-hop listeners. Meanwhile, the Shenseea, Vybz Kartel and Davido version could attract dancehall and Afrobeats fans.

“Spend Dat” Could Get Even Bigger

Yung Miami has already proven that “Spend Dat” can connect with a large audience. Reaching No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 is a major accomplishment.

Now, she is giving the song another opportunity to grow.

The Lil Baby and Kodak Black remix brings two major rappers into the equation. The Shenseea, Vybz Kartel and Davido remix adds three international stars.

That is a lot of star power for one song.

If both remixes generate strong streaming numbers, “Spend Dat” could continue climbing or maintain its position on the charts. More importantly, the releases could help cement the record as one of Yung Miami’s defining solo moments.

For now, fans can prepare for a huge August 28. Yung Miami will release the first “Spend Dat” remix with Lil Baby and Kodak Black. She will also release a second remix featuring Shenseea, Vybz Kartel and Davido.

With the original already peaking at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100, Yung Miami is clearly looking to keep the momentum going. “Spend Dat” has already become a major summer hit. Now, two star-studded remixes could take it to an even bigger level.