Yung Miami, the talented artist and one-half of the dynamic duo City Girls, recently faced an unexpected twist during her birthday festivities in Houston. As she turned the big three-zero, she headed to the vibrant city to celebrate. However, her joyous occasion took an unforeseen turn. Before the party could even start, a man approached Yung Miami. Initially posing as a fan, he swiftly handed her a set of court papers. The reason? Trademark infringement. It appears that Yung Miami had been profiting from the phrase “Act Bad,” which was already trademarked by another individual. Let’s go back a little bit. City Girls, with their infectious energy and catchy tunes, began their ascent to fame in the summer of 2018. Initially, JT was the more prominent member of the duo. But fate intervened, and JT found herself back behind bars, leaving Yung Miami to hold down the fort as the solo act. During this time, Yung Miami’s star power shone brightly. She was on par with heavyweights like Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, and Megan Thee Stallion.

However, her association with City Girls somewhat restrained her from fully breaking out as a solo artist. Then came her appearances alongside Diddy, which temporarily halted her music output. Undeterred, Yung Miami launched her show, aptly titled “Caresha Please.” And it was during this phase that she frequently used the phrase “act bad.” Unfortunately, her use of this trademarked expression caught up with her in Houston. The man who served her the court papers owned the rights to the phrase, and he wasted no time in asserting his claim. Yung Miami now faces legal proceedings, a stark contrast to the celebratory mood she had hoped for during her birthday bash. As the controversy swirls around her, Yung Miami must navigate the legal waters while still trying to enjoy her milestone birthday. The lesson here? Even in the midst of celebration, legal matters can knock on your door unexpectedly. Stay tuned for updates on this unfolding saga. Yung Miami’s journey continues, and we’ll be watching closely as she fights to clear her name and keep the party going.