City Girls' JT Drops New Solo Song After Launching 'No Bars Reform' Program

JT of City Girls comes through with a fresh track in honor of her brand-new initiative to help formerly imprisoned women.

On Friday, July 14, the Miami native delivered her first solo song in four years "No Bars" via Quality Control/Motown. JT floats over the piano-laced, bouncy instrumental produced by Brizzy On Da Beat and Noc. The song is expected to appear on City Girls' upcoming album along with the duo's other recent singles "I Need A Thug," "Pinata" and "Good Love" featuring Usher. She first teased the record earlier this week when she dropped the official cover art.

"'B!tches always in my business' ….NO BARS FRIDAY!" she wrote in her Instagram caption.

The song instantly got plenty of praise from her fans as well as her groupmate Yung Miami and Nicki Minaj, who previously collaborated with JT in the past. Over on Twitter, the two rappers uplifted JT and pointed out their favorite parts about the record.

"Congrats JTTTTTTTTT I BEEN telling you this was the one @ThegirlJT POP YOUR SH*TTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!! 💖💖🥃🥃" Caresha tweeted.

Like we mentioned up top, "No Bars" is the follow-up to her last solo record "JT First Day Out," which dropped in 2019 after she was freed from her two-year prison bid over fraudulent credit card charges. Since then, JT has always wanted to help other women who were also incarcerated just like her. That's why she launched her new program "No Bars Reform." According to the official website, "JT has vowed to use her voice and platform to help other incarcerated women rehabilitate into society by assisting with resources such as therapy, job placement, social services, and housing."

Listen to JT's new song "No Bars" below.

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