JT has not publicly responded to Yung Miami’s track ‘Dear JT,’ despite an intense wave of social media reaction since the song’s release. Over the weekend, JT posted a TikTok video captioned “I suckkkk at multitasking,” where she explained she struggles to focus on anything while scrolling through her phone. The clip avoided any mention of Miami’s song, which has sparked widespread discussion online.
Yung Miami’s ‘Dear JT’ appeared on her debut album, ‘Watch Dis,’ released on October 23. The track addressed the fractured friendship between the two City Girls members, with Miami referring to JT as her “sister” and blaming public “narratives” for their falling out. Miami revealed that JT had not yet heard the song at the time of release.
Since the feud became public in April 2024, tensions have simmered between the two rappers. JT accused Miami of “playing dumb” after Miami suggested JT had been “sneak dissing” her online. The track ‘Dear JT’ reopened the conversation, with Miami rapping about missing their friendship despite the conflict.
JT has remained active on social media since the song’s release, sharing one post on Instagram and eight on TikTok, but none addressed Miami’s track. Social media users have reacted strongly to JT’s silence. On Instagram, @jamalabella commented, “She NEVER GONNA RESPOND LOL.” User @dkotabear wrote, “Mean girl to the core. 😂” while @mirandaperpignani questioned why fans expected a response when Miami had not reached out to JT before the song dropped, suggesting Miami aimed to boost her album’s profile.
Other users called out JT’s silence as unusual. Instagram user @kingleekbx said, “Girl you ain’t never posted this much!!! 😂 this unbothered act is so wack to me.” Meanwhile, @beresowavey noted, “I know JT doing everything but responding too Caresha lol,” referring to Miami by her real name, Caresha. Some suggested JT might have responded privately, with @_redoceann asking, “What if she did respond just not publicly.”
Astrological commentary appeared as well, with @pickaplate writing, “JT a Sag…All I’m going to say is, we will leave you where you belong and may never send for you again ♐️.” User @reality_check2027 dismissed the fuss, saying, “Yall only posting this to show that she could care less about what Miami is talking about🤣.” Others urged Miami to move on, with @im.popularbaby stating, “That’s cute. Caresha take that song down & move on. SHE DONT LIKE YOU!”
The public dispute shaped fan conversations for months. When the City Girls first split in April 2024, accusations flew about online disses and unspoken grievances. Miami’s new album reignited interest in the feud, with ‘Dear JT’ functioning as a direct address from Miami to her former bandmate.
JT’s recent TikTok video focused on her difficulty multitasking, saying she often misses what’s happening around her because of distractions on her phone. This comment, while unrelated to the feud, drew attention because it coincided with Miami’s ongoing public messages.
Miami’s debut album ‘Watch Dis’ marks her first solo project after years as part of the duo. The release carried weight because it included personal reflections on her relationship with JT, making the silence from JT more notable.
No official statement or direct response from JT has emerged in the days following the song’s release. The social media commentary suggests fans remain eager for a resolution or at least JT’s acknowledgment of Miami’s track.
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