April 30th 2024.
During her recent trip to New York City, JT from the City Girls made one fashion designer's day by showing support for her brand. The rapper was in a giving mood as she hosted her third annual prom giveaway, and she made sure to make a statement with her outfit. JT was seen sporting a stylish green and white tracksuit, which was gifted to her by the owner of Muse Brand, a Black woman-owned business.
In an Instagram post highlighting the charitable event, JT made sure to tag the brand and give them credit for the tracksuit. She even took photos with fans while wearing the tracksuit, as they all came together to gift free prom dresses to those in need. The Neighborhood Talk reposted a clip from JT's encounter with the Muse Brand owner, where she excitedly accepted the tracksuit, which the designer claims "eats." JT responded by promising to wear it, and she definitely kept her word.
Not only did JT wear the tracksuit, but she also posted photos and a video on Instagram, where she rapped lyrics from her new solo track, "Okay." Her fans were quick to applaud her for supporting a small Black-owned business and seamlessly incorporating it into her music marketing. One fan even pointed out that some popular influencers often neglect to tag the clothing brands they wear, but JT makes sure to give credit where it's due.
The Muse Brand also celebrated the free celebrity promotion by announcing that their LeSport Tracksuit would be restocked in the green, red, and black colorways. They also shared more photos of JT during her time in New York City. This was a smart move on JT's part, as she had just released her new track "Okay" and its music video, and now she was also promoting a Black-owned business. It's evident that JT is not just a talented rapper, but also a savvy businesswoman who knows how to build relationships and create unforgettable memories with her fans.
The Miami native has been busy promoting her solo rap career, especially after a recent Twitter feud with her City Girls group mate Yung Miami. Despite the drama, JT has been focusing on her music and even launched the "No Bars Reform" initiative to help incarcerated women. Her visit to New York City was just another example of how she uses her platform to support and uplift others. JT's actions have not gone unnoticed, and her fans continue to support her and her music.
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