@bouncy.clementPublic fallouts with a sister figure are embarrassing, and "Dear JT" doesn't pretend otherwise. On the Watch Dis track, Yung Miami writes a letter to a friend because she knows a narrative has already been built around them, then lays out the rest plainly: when JT went in, she held it down with no comparison. They don't see eye to eye anymore and she wonders why. She used to act blind when the other was dead wrong. They even used to get their periods at the same time. It's her looking back on the City Girls years with JT, and the specifics are what make it sting.

@bouncy.clementPublic fallouts with a sister figure are embarrassing, and "Dear JT" doesn't pretend otherwise. On the Watch Dis track, Yung Miami writes a letter to a friend because she knows a narrative has already been built around them, then lays out the rest plainly: when JT went in, she held it down with no comparison. They don't see eye to eye anymore and she wonders why. She used to act blind when the other was dead wrong. They even used to get their periods at the same time. It's her looking back on the City Girls years with JT, and the specifics are what make it sting.