Yung Miami Key to the City: Hometown Honor at Miami Festival

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Yung Miami picked up a hometown honor on Nov. 7, Complex reports. She accepted a key to the city and "a proclamation granting her a day of her own" at the America-N-Miami Veterans & Small Business Festival, which Complex says was presented by Jazz in the Heights.

What happened on stage

Complex reports that Miami-Dade County Vice Chairman Kionne McGhee "handed her the key in a box," while another presenter held the framed proclamation beside her. She then thanked the crowd and did a short performance of "Spend Dat," per the same report.

Yung Miami: Spend Dat

Where it fits

The honor arrives weeks after her debut solo album, Watch Dis!, came out on October 23 through Uptown/Republic, per Complex. Complex notes that "Spend Dat" reached No. 17 on the Hot 100 and went platinum.

What we don't have

We have not seen the proclamation itself, and Complex does not print its wording or the date it names.

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