Yung Miami is getting some major hometown love, and this time, the recognition came with a pretty special keepsake! The rapper had a moment to celebrate this weekend as her latest career milestones brought her back to where it all started, with her city making sure she knew just how much she’s appreciated.
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Yung Miami Receives Key To The City And Her Own Day
On Saturday, Yung Miami, whose real name is Caresha Brownlee, returned to Miami to receive a key to the city and a proclamation officially declaring a day in her honor. The recognition took place during the America-N-Miami Veterans & Small Business Festival, presented by Jazz in the Heights. Miami-Dade County Vice Chairman Kionne McGhee presented the rapper with the key, while another presenter stood alongside her holding the framed proclamation. Caresha also took a moment to thank her hometown crowd before giving attendees a performance of her single ‘Spend Dat.’
What Exactly Is Everyone Saying?
Folks wasted no time running to The Shade Room’s Instagram comment section, and there reactions were definitely mixed! Some questioned why Yung Miami was selected for the hometown honor. While others felt Caresha has always repped Miami proudly and deserves her flowers for putting on for her city.
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One Instagram user @baylabeee said, “I love this for her cause she don’t play about where she from ❤️”
This Instagram user @chocolate_china_131 shared, “Gave her a key to the city and played this song to celebrate🤔 what if this world coming to.”
And, Instagram user @britneybrene claimed, “I expect nothing less or more from Florida 🤣🤣🤣”
Meanwhile, Instagram user @definitelypaid added, “I thought Trina had the keys they have an extra set 🌝”
While Instagram user @sagittariusmindset commented, “Reppin’ tha city with THAT song is crazy 😂❤️”
Lastly, Instagram user @bklynlibra asked, “Sooo what are the qualifications for receiving a key to a city?”


