Yung Miami’s “Watch Dis!” Debuts at No. 138 on the Billboard 200 With a Reported 10,500 First-Week Units
The numbers are in for Yung Miami’s first solo run, and they tell two stories at once. “Watch Dis!” — her debut solo album, released October 23 through Uptown Records — has debuted at No. 138 on the Billboard 200, with a reported 10,500 first-week units.
Story: Billboard 200 (chart dated November 7, 2026); first-week numbers reported by Baller Alert, That Grape Juice and Ratings Game Music; album tracklist via XXL and HotNewHipHop.
This is Miami’s first album since the end of City Girls, and she did not come small. The project runs 21 tracks, with Travis Scott on “Just Might Go,” Summer Walker on “Ride For You,” Quavo and G Herbo on “TMTC,” and a full 305 homecoming on “Dade County” with Rick Ross, Trina and Trick Daddy — plus Bryson Tiller, Pleasure P, and both “Spend Dat” remixes (Lil Baby and Kodak Black on one, Davido, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel on the other). It also carries “Dear JT,” the personal closer aimed at her former groupmate, who she has said she has barely spoken to in about two years.
Here is the tension in the numbers. The album arrived behind the biggest single of Miami’s career: “Spend Dat” peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 2 on Hot Rap Songs, and went platinum — a bigger record than anything she ever had solo or with City Girls. But the album’s first week landed in almost the exact same neighborhood as City Girls’ final album, “RAW,” which opened at No. 117 in 2023 with roughly 10,000 units. A lower position, but slightly more units, two years and one very public breakup later.
So what is the fair read? Is No. 138 with a reported 10,500 units a flop for an album carrying a platinum Top 20 single and a guest list this loaded — or is it a respectable first step for a solo debut from an artist rebuilding after her group ended? Let us know in the comments.
