A fresh wave of drama has hit the music scene as American rapper Yung Miami has accused South African pop star Tyla of stealing her song. The City Girls rapper took to social media to make the allegation, claiming she once played her unreleased track titled “Take Me to Chanel” for Tyla, only for the singer to later announce her own single with a similar title, “Chanel.”

Yung Miami did not mince words as she expressed her frustration online. “This girl really ran off with my song and ion know how to feel about it mind you I played this song for this girl,” she wrote, making it clear that she believes Tyla’s upcoming release is heavily inspired by her original work. She also emphasized the similarity in their titles, saying, “Take me to Chanel > put me in Chanel,” highlighting what she believes is more than a coincidence.

Tyla, who is set to release “Chanel” on October 24, has not responded publicly to the claims. Her silence has only fueled the conversation online, with fans and music lovers divided over the issue. Some believe Yung Miami has every right to feel upset, especially if the two had previously shared the song privately. Others argue that the reference to “Chanel” is common in music, particularly in rap and pop, and might not necessarily be an act of theft.

This latest clash has added an unexpected twist to Tyla’s upcoming release, drawing even more attention to the single. Whether or not the accusation holds weight, one thing is certain: the drama has created major buzz ahead of the song’s debut. As fans wait to hear the track, social media remains flooded with debates, opinions, and support from both sides.

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