Yung Miami of City Girls faced backlash online after her properties were raided by the authorities. Accusations ranging from being an informant to involvement in illegal activities were thrown at her. However, she refuted the claims with evidence. Recently, she encountered a new challenge related to the song "Act Bad" that Diddy released last year. Charlie Cee claimed to own the copyright for the song and alleged infringement by Diddy's new version. To serve her legal papers, a friend of Cee approached Miami at a Houston club, capturing the interaction on video. Miami expressed frustration on Twitter, denouncing the incident as an attempt for attention.
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