Yung Miami Reacts to Daughter’s Dance to ‘Spend Dat’ Clip

In a vibrant display of talent, even the youngest fans are ready to “Spend Dat!” Recently, Yung Miami invited her daughter, Summer Miami, and her nephew, Rylo, to join her on stage for a lively performance of the hit track. The children embraced the moment, showcasing their own take on the song’s popular dance. their appearance sparked a mix of reactions, prompting a spirited response from Yung Miami herself!

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Summer Miami and Rylo Steal the Show with ‘Spend Dat’ Performance

Before making their debut on stage, a video captured Summer Miami and Rylo rehearsing backstage with Yung Miami. The clip, believed to have been shared by Rylo’s mother, included the caption: “My baby was scared.” As the rehearsal progressed, Rylo began to relax, and the cousins showcased their dance moves. Once they hit the stage, Summer Miami and Rylo fully embraced the spotlight!

Check out their shining moment below.

Yung Miami Responds to Criticism Over Kids’ Involvement in Performance

Shortly after The Shade Room shared the footage of Summer Miami and Rylo on Sunday (September 6), Yung Miami took to the comments section to address the mixed reactions. Many fans expressed differing opinions about having children participate in “Spend Dat,” given its explicit lyrics. Some defended the performance by noting that children today listen to much more explicit music, while others criticized Yung Miami for exposing her kids to her songs. Yung Miami firmly stood by her decision, emphasizing the cherished memory that Summer Miami and Rylo created by participating in the performance.

“I used to do the cry baby and splits in dance contests when I was a little girl oh yeah and the doodoo brown! Y’all go cook,” Yung Miami commented on TSR’s post.

Public Reactions to Yung Miami’s Response

On the same day, TSR shared Yung Miami’s response on Instagram, which ignited a lively discussion in the comments. Fans expressed a range of views. Some resonated with Yung Miami’s perspective, recalling their own childhoods filled with more explicit songs. Others maintained the importance of setting boundaries between children and music.

@missbritt_toni remarked, “Heavy on the cry baby, that was my finisher move during the contest 😂”

“That’s called Pathology beloved lol 😂 I miss when the parents & grandparents wanted their kids to make BETTER choices for better results🙂‍↔️…,” commented @flawednfabulous.

“Y’all be acting so holy in the comments 😂 I was too girl so I’mma be quiet,” said @iamshenellesimone.

“😂😂 Well she’s not wrong; the crazy part is the ones that always have opinions on things/topics like this were once the same little girl/guy singing & dancing to songs we had no business dancing to and singing too 😂,” commented @hoostin__made.

“I’m from New Orleans… we start twerking at age 2 til infinity… corporate job and all,” shared @jusbhappi_.

“We know we can tell that’s what we tryna say too grown,” added @her1ofnone.

“I knew ‘It Ain’t No Fun’ by Snoop Dogg word for word by the age of 7 and turned out alright! 🤭,” commented @sweet_p33_.

@beezybaby0722 stated, “I thought the point was for our kids to learn from our mistakes 🤔🤣”

“No lies are told; us 90’s babies were doing dances we had no business doing🤷🏾‍♀️,” remarked @shanae310.

“I feel the dances we did growing up were way worse than what they are doing now. I don’t see why it’s so bad,” stated @sashasleigh.

“Nothing referring to them… but why do y’all compare things as if both weren’t wrong lol,” wrote @joseydemetria.

“Just because you did it too doesn’t make it right. 🤷🏾‍♀️,” added @livethesaltlife4life.

@iibakidd expressed, “These comments kill me… We did a whole bunch of stuff that we should not have been doing… Key words: WE SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN DOING… but because we did it makes it ok for our kids 🤔 kids are sneaky and being kids of course, but encouraging a lot of this mess is WILD!!”

“Cleared they a$$!!! Idk why folks be having the most to say about somebody else’s parenting skills,” commented @tylersisterr_.

“Facts😹😹😹I used to grab the wall & shake it like a dog,” added @filthyrichnae.

@papidasleeve weighed in, “The point is don’t try and look down on others when social media allows y’all to forget what we used to do… people only complain because they can’t do it with theirs. People need to go touch grass again!!! They only speak negatively about things they wish they could do! If they could do it, they would!!!”

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