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DaBaby & Yung Miami Team Up For New Anthem “IMA HOE TOO”

Love and laughter, a perfect delight. 8X GRAMMY-nominated, multi-platinum global superstar DaBaby joins forces with platinum-selling artist and host Yung Miami for their Valentine’s Day anthem, IMA HOE TOO. The track flips K.P. and Envyi’s classic 1997 hit Swing My Way into an infectious, high-energy collaboration. The 2000s-inspired music video showcases DaBaby and Miami as the ultimate power couple, blending intimate photoshoots and undeniable chemistry with a playful dynamic. DaBaby raps:

Got a little booty and I love the way that she shake it / Finna handcuff the bitch, get the bracelet.

While Miami counters with her signature sass:

That’s my lil shit, that ain’t y’all’s/ I don’t see none of that shit, I’m Ray Charles.

Following his recent track HIM with Big Boogie, DaBaby continues to define his status as a cultural icon and trendsetter. Miami also remains at the top of her game, with standout performances at the BET Hip-Hop Awards and continued success with her award-winning podcast, Caresha Please. Beyond music, DaBaby’s charitable efforts continue to make a difference, and his DaBaby Cares initiative, launched in honor of his late brother Glenn Johnson, continues to promote mental health awareness. The initiative has partnered with Mental Health America of Central Carolinas, offering support and resources for youth and adults struggling with mental health challenges. Stream “IMA HOE TOO,” watch the official music video below, and stay updated on DaBaby and Yung Miami’s latest releases. Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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