The raptress, born Caresha Brownlee, receives support from her City Girls groupmate after she was asked by an online critic to address a video of her 10-year-old son throwing money during the event.
- Jul 25, 2023
AceShowbiz - City Girls have proved that they have each others' backs. After being met with criticisms of her son Jai attending Rolling Loud festival, Yung Miami thanked her group mate, JT, for defending her against the critics.
The 29-year-old Florida native publicly showed her appreciation for her pal via Twitter on Monday, July 24. She penned, "THANK YOU SO MUCH THAT S**T LITERALLY BRING TEARS TO MY EYES & REMIND ME EVERYTIME THAT THIS S**T IS BIGGER THAN US!!!" She went on to say, "JAI SAID THAT WAS THE BEST DAY OF HIS LIFE THANK YOU JATAVIA! & he loveeeeeeeeee Uzi."
Earlier that day, Miami found herself in hot water for taking her 10-year-old son to the music festival in Miami. Her bestie, JT, was quick to defend her. JT tweeted, "Me & Jai do rolling loud together every year! It's my favorite time cause I get to bond with him & turn up! This was the best year I loved the smile on his face! I'm a coooool auntie!"
JT's defense arrived after Miami was asked by a Twitter user to address a video of Jai throwing money backstage during the event. In the clip, Jai could be seen smiling widely on stage around grown-up people. In response to the tweet, Miami herself replied, "My son at rolling loud having a ball backstage let's address it!??"
In a follow-up tweet, the raptress, born Caresha Brownlee, further stated, "That's why I don't post my kids." She additionally reasoned, "Y'all b***hes can talk a sore in yall mouth about me but I'll never give y'all the chance to have an opinion about my kids!" She concluded, "Idgaf."
Miami also responded to another critic's tweet. The hater suggested, "He's 6 years old. He shouldn't be out that late and he shouldn't be throwing money at strippers. Its ok to admit that you're wrong and try to become a better mother." She simply wrote back, "He's 10."
The negative comments that Miami received did not stop there. One Twitter user pointed out, "I'm sorry but this weird & I'm an adult entertainer. Like they don't let kids in the clubs for a reason. It's not a child friendly environment at most of those type of events. Drunk ppl & ratchet behavior all over the place. It wouldn't even cross my mind to bring my child."
Meanwhile, another user had a different opinion by replying to the tweet, "Obviously you never been to rolling loud you f**king goofy. Tell me the difference between the club atmosphere and where he was at???? I'll WAIT. Any person with a brain understands the point I was making."
