Yung Miami Says A Man Will Never Get “Flew’d Out” By Her

The former City Girls rapper joined Shannon Sharpe on ‘Club Shay Shay.’

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Although Yung Miami helped coin the phrase “flew’d out,” she’s not in the business of covering travel accommodations for men who like her.

During her recent appearance on Club Shay Shay with Shannon Sharpe, the 305 rapper didn’t hold back when the topic of flying men out came up. Without hesitation, she declared, “I ain’t buying no man no flight to get on no plane.”

For Miami, the gesture isn’t just unlikely — it’s downright “too sassy.” The 31-year-old made it crystal clear that if a man wants to see her, the responsibility falls on him. “He better make arrangements,” she stated, leaving no room for debate. The former City Girls rapper also asserted that the only way she’d ever buy a plane ticket for a man is “over my dead body.” See below.

After the clip from the nearly two-hour-long interview went viral, social media didn’t hesitate to give feedback. “I’m with Miami that’s sassy lol,” wrote one X user.

Throughout the conversation, Miami and Sharpe played her drinking game, Resha Roulette, where they answered wild questions and completed dares including Sharpe showing her his feet and Miami typing “Caresha” into his phone’s search bar to see what would surface.

At one point, Sharpe picked a card that dared Miami to text her ex that “she misses him,” to which she didn’t but said, “I’m Mrs. Get The F**K On, I don’t miss you.” She then took a shot.

Miami’s last public relationship was with Diddy, who is currently incarcerated on charges of racketeering, sex trafficking, and more.

While on the topic of dating, Miami got candid about their relationship, revealing that she was attracted to Diddy because he was “very funny” and supportive of her. “I feel like he brings a different side of me that — I won’t say that I didn’t know that I had — he brings out a better side of me,” she gushed. “He dig deeper into me to say, ‘OK, you’re this and you’re that. And you don’t need this, you have that.’ He brings out the better qualities of myself. That’s one thing I love about him. He brings out more confidence in me.”

Take a look at Yung Miami and Shannon Sharpe’s full interview above.

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