Yung Miami wanted Drake to join the remix of her song "Spend Dat," but the collaboration never came together. In an interview with Nessa on Hot 97, the rapper revealed that her efforts to secure a verse from Drake ended with him leaving her on read instead of giving a direct answer.
The revelation arrives as Yung Miami releases her album Watch Dis. A Drake feature could have added another major name to the conversation surrounding the project, especially given the attention both artists have received for their music. "Spend Dat" was described as one of the summer's biggest songs, while Drake's "Janice STFU" also attracted attention during the same period.
Bringing the two artists together on a remix could have made for a notable collaboration, but the idea ultimately didn't materialize. Yung Miami has been open about wanting Drake on the track. Her interest in the collaboration was previously reported, and her latest comments offer more insight into how the attempted partnership unfolded.
According to her account during the Hot 97 interview, Drake did not simply decline the request. Instead, she said she was ghosted and left on read. For an artist hoping to secure a high-profile guest appearance, no response can be particularly frustrating. A direct rejection would at least provide clarity, while silence leaves the possibility hanging without a clear resolution.
In this case, Yung Miami's account suggests that she never received the straightforward answer she was looking for. Drake's stature in rap helps explain why the potential feature attracted interest.
A collaboration between the two artists could have brought their audiences together and given "Spend Dat" a different dimension. However, the information provided doesn't explain why Drake chose not to participate or whether the pair discussed the possibility beyond the unanswered request.
The timing is also notable because Yung Miami's album Watch Dis is arriving now. With the project out, attention can shift to her released music rather than a feature that didn't happen. Her comments still offer a glimpse into the effort it takes to pursue collaborations with major artists.
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The story also highlights the uncertainty of asking another musician to appear on a track. Even when an artist has a clear vision for a remix, the outcome depends on whether the other party agrees to take part.
For Yung Miami, the desired Drake collaboration remained unrealized. Her account doesn't reveal why he stayed silent, but it makes clear she didn't get the response she had hoped for. As Watch Dis arrives, the missed opportunity adds another talking point to the release. Fans can now hear Yung Miami's project as it stands, while the possibility of a "Spend Dat" remix featuring Drake remains unfulfilled.
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