City Girls Net Worth 2023: How Rich are the Hip Hop Duo Actually?

City Girls is an American hip-hop duo including the rappers, Yung Miami and JT. The rapper duo is originally from Miami. They were initially noticed for making an uncredited guest appearance on the rapper, Drake’s 2018 chart-topping song, In My Feelings. The rapper duo released their debut mixtape, Period in 2018. City Girls net worth is roughly $3 million as of 2023.

Early life & Career Beginnings

City Girls, Yung Miami and Jatavia Shakara Johnson (JT), both were born in Florida. They met in 2010 while they were in their early teens. Yung and JT met first time in middle school. Both mothers had a major impact on their upbringing.

City Girls recorded and released their first studio track, “Fu** Dat Ni**a”. The song was a diss track that they made pointing toward their former boyfriends who didn’t give them money when they asked. Yung made sure that the song was promoted through social media. She even paid DJs to play the track in clubs. The song eventually started to get the attention of people and garnered hundreds of thousands of plays.

City Girls Net Worth & Rise to Fame

 

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In January 2018, the duo released the official music video for the song featuring rapper, Trina. The popular track was later included in Quality Control’s compilation album “Control the Streets, Volume 1”. The one half of the duo, JT was arrested and was sent to federal prison after the release of the diss track. She was finally released on March 1, 2020, and during that time, Yung continued to promote their track by visiting strip clubs.

City Girls were ranked as the most famous developing artists of the week after they were signed to Quality Control Music. The duo dropped their first mixtape, Period in May 2018, which ranked 16 on the Heatseekers Albums. The two lady rappers received mainstream popularity after getting an uncredited feature on the rapper, Drake’s song “In My Feelings”. Afterward, the duo was featured in the documentary, Point Blank Period, which was released in August 2018.

City Girls dropped their debut album, Girl Code in November 2018. Their first album secured 63 spots on the Billboard 200 chart. The two songs from their album, Twerk and Act Up were charted at 29 and 26 on the Billboard Hot 100. The rappers confirmed in September 2019 that they are about to start recording of their new album. Their second studio album, City on Lock was released on June 19, 2020. The album includes guest features from known rappers such as Lil Durk, Lil Baby, Doja Cat and Yo Gotti.

The rapper duo claimed further recognition after their unreleased song, Twerkulator, which went viral on TikTok in March 2021. The song became popular on social media applications after Layla Muhammad choreographed a dance to the song. Since the time it went viral, the song was used more than 1,100,000 times on the platform. The viral song was officially released on May 21, 2021.

In October 2021, the half duo of City Girls, Yung dropped her solo song, Rap Freaks. Her song was a sex-positive track through which she showed love to all rappers right now. The single secured a place at 81 on the Billboard Hot 100. It was her first song that peaked at a spot on Billboard Hot 100 as a solo artist. City Girls confirmed of working on their new studio album during an interview with Complex in May 2022.

Personal Life

The rapper, Diddy confirmed on dating City Girls’ Yung Miami in June 2022. The rapper revealed the rumored romance during Miami’s new show Caresha Please. Miami has a son and daughter from her past relationships. On the other hand, JT was dating Lil Uzi Vert since 2019. JT and Lil Uzi has reportedly ended their relationship. Lil shared his emotions about a breakup by sharing a tweet in April 2022.

City Girls Net Worth

City Girls’ personal wealth is estimated to be around $3 million as of 2023. The duo has earned a huge amount from their music career. In addition, they earn estimated annual earnings between $45.8K to $733.2K from their self-titled YouTube channel.