DaBaby & Yung Miami Join Forces on New Song 'I'm a H*e Too' : Listen

In a slew of Valentine’s Day releases comes a new, Yung Miami and DaBaby have joined forces on a new song ‘I’m a Hoe Too’. No stranger to making bold statements (as was evident in her 2024 track ‘CFWM feat. Skilla Baby’), Yung Miami has made yet another bold move for herself with this one. With both artists going bar for bar in playful, tense romantic banter, the track is fast paced and laid back all at once.

The chemistry the duo have together is remarkable and only goes to show why the pair were rumored to be dating.

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With very limited releases in the last couple of years, Yung Miami has been a flashing blip on hip hop’s radar. DaBaby on the other hand, all trials and tribulations aside, is a creative force to reckon with — the kind that started off 2025 with ‘Your Bitch is What I Like.’ The single followed up DaBaby’s 2024 mixtape, HOW TF IS THIS A MIXTAPE?, which saw DaBaby’s display his drive with gritty, syncopated flows.

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Both the artists have come together in an incredible way, playing off each others’ energy in the track. The muted colors and heart print wallpapers come together cohesively to make it the perfect listening piece for Valentine’s Day. With slow strummed guitars layering the high tempo drum breaks, the track creates a perfect sense of push and pull, keeping the listener invested in the story throughout.

Until the video arrives, check out the song below.