Jack Harlow Gets The Fakest #1 Ever

[@brando3424]

IDK about y'all, but I haven't ever heard this song played in public spaces or even in other people's vehicles while I'm at a stop light

[@jonahtivey2031]

All I saw was it got some ppl using it on social media but that's all it wasn't that popular on there anyways

[@Prestiginii]

I heard one person play it on thanksgiving

[@mymomhitsme]

didnt even know he released

[@thebabymachete3515]

Ok DJ Khaled 😂

[@ronaldosantiago5839]

​@@thebabymachete3515beat me to it 😭😭 like what's up with yall lmaoo

[@understanding77]

if you have a fanbase that is primarily women then you got it in the bag. We are probably not within the demographic of people that would be aware of his music, I didnt even know this song was out

[@BoLuke]

Bingo 🎯

[@ezra5788]

Exactly. Women are really into consumerism, so they are the most valuable fans any artist can have.

[@jerseygetsherwetter345]

thats all it is

[@mrsam0496]

Cmon, Drake, Megan and about every popular artist right now has a bigger female following and we hear all their stuff all the time. Infact it's artists with majority male fanbase who rarely get radio play, see Em. Jack Harlow will be because the industry decided he will be lol

[@LaiyaUnscripted]

i went to his show at the Rupp Arena a couple days ago and the venue was packed full of women. there were guys there but they were there with a girl.

[@BoldBrandFlakes]

Having a young white female demographic for your fanbase is the best thing that can happen to your career. Not only the bar doesn't have to be high for the quality of music, they'll stream the crap out of the song and they'll include it in Instagram Reels and TikTok videos. They also don't mind the prices for concerts and will pay it.

[@TheNadroj10]

Yeah Jack hit the most lucrative niche. Assuming he doesn’t make dumb purchases, he’s never going broke

[@miss_bougie6653]

Yep young women in general are the most coveted fans.

[@PastPerspectives11]

No cap

[@3BeatsProd]

It'll explain why Jackman went under the radar - it was more of a project for his older diehard fans whereas the current demo is primarily females. It could also make sense because of his song with Jung Kook, probably garnering a lot of KPop fans to his music

[@mttrashcan-bg1ro]

You say that like there aren't stupid people in any demographic. Stop making everything about race all time, that's what's wrong with hip-hop.

[@_KayBee_]

White Girl Streamers is an insane name for a demographic. 😂😂😂

[@zaygonslay]

Facts tho 😂😂🤷🏾‍♂️

[@righteouslioncomedian1069]

I mean, what else would we call them, though?... 🤷🏽‍♂️😆

[@Theehottie]

@@righteouslioncomedian1069Caucasian play

[@M.C.K.D]

@@Theehottie im rolling!!!

[@righteouslioncomedian1069]

@@Theehottie 🤣

[@PharaohYTC]

industry fake as hell lol. didn’t know this song existed til it went viral for being #1 for no reason

[@Jay-jb2vr]

Same here

[@immaturejayden]

Bro it a banger

[@morbidzombii]

Not everyone is checking for Jack Harlow lmfao, idk why people don’t understand this.

[@measlesplease1266]

No real artists making songs anymore.

[@mazvitaselemani]

It's popular on tiktok, so bob's your uncle

[@Heavensent2001]

Y’all underestimate the power of TikTok, this song blew up on there

[@secretook]

it was funny bc the “im vanilla baby”

[@highestpeeqs9532]

Proverbs 8:17 King James Version 17 I love them that love me; and those that seek me early shall find me. Jesus loves you and calls all of us to repent!!! ! !

[@DarrenSimpson____]

Exactly the point

[@nile7999]

These yappers all they do is yap

[@blumpkinglinde]

Or Tak and the Power of JuJu

[@taylorstep8135]

jack understands his demographic/fan base very well

[@ETERALMP3]

Yes, Bots

[@yori535]

​@ETERALMP3 no white suburban girls thats why hes exclusively touring in kentucky and midwestern states rn. They also tend to be more silent streamers so his numbers make sense. I think he knows the true hard core hiphop heads dont respect him so hes gonna stick with the" girls"

[@ETERALMP3]

@@yori535 bro go brush your teeth after you get that man meat out your mouth white suburban girls are bots 😂

[@keejay12]

No his label knows how to manipulate the charts well

[@ETERALMP3]

@@yori535 white suburban girls are bots 😂

[@tylerlong6647]

As a Kentucky native, I can assure y’all white girls love this dude & I can see them being his main crowd. I don’t really hear any old heads acknowledge him as a “Rapper” at all. But more power to the guy putting on for the city of Louisville much like Tiller did many years ago.

[@dontaviushaul442]

Keep listening to the old heads and you will not succeed. They have good advice, but they barely even know how to appeal to the rap demographic now.

[@tylerlong6647]

@@dontaviushaul442 Old heads know more than you think bro. I don’t necessarily agree with them on that, but I do see where they’re coming from. Jacks not a MC, like Cole & Kendrick. But he is more like Drake, which I think is a fair comparison.

[@morbidzombii]

@@tylerlong6647old heads know more yet they’re in the same place they’ve been in for years is what you’re saying ? Times change they know what worked in their time not the new generation.

[@ClydeCyrus]

Listen to Jackman if you don’t think he’s a rapper.

[@dontaviushaul442]

@@morbidzombii exactly

[@kennethiavail1719]

Him going on Call Her Daddy podcast is genius. Their demographic is white women and white women love Jack Harlow.

[@nile7999]

Black women and latinas love jack way more than white women. Y'all clueless

[@lovekeego]

oh nah he went on call her daddy? ye he got the bitches bro 😭

[@MusicJunkiePlus]

I think being featured on Jung Kook’s global hit “3D” helped Jack a lot more than anything. He inherited a ton of K-Pop fans in the last months since it dropped

[@justoverbroke8063]

I agree...I feel like he was losing steam and once he hopped on that he caught another wave

[@thebatterymill]

Momentum is key. With all these hits and two number 1s on the Hot 100 in the past three years no wonder "Lovin on Me" went to the top

[@thehondaboi]

He's a smart guy, he knows the hip hop community is not where it's at long term and is shifting to a mainstream audience, just like posty.

[@highestpeeqs9532]

Proverbs 8:17 King James Version 17 I love them that love me; and those that seek me early shall find me. Jesus loves you and calls all of us to repent!!! ! !

[@TheManWhoCan1998]

Sad that music comes to that. I appreciate the underdog musicians. And when I find an artist who isn’t well known and they slowly become famous, it’s disheartening because more often than not, their music begins tanking. Jack Harlow is vanilla at best

[@tylerd1297]

Especially with what just happened to his idol 😂

[@tylerd1297]

​@@TheManWhoCan1998at least his music wasn't that great before he blew up.

[@pascualsalazar2689]

Sampling and Tik Tok is the main reason this song and songs similar to it have been blowing up. Whenever an artists samples an old song it brings out the old heads that hear something familiar and teaching the younger generation older music. So you have two or more completely different generations using the song all across tik tok.

[@saidthegoat]

Prediction: Jack Harlow will most likely be recording till we’ll after Christmas, he will drop a single in February or March that will do atleast top 20 numbers and then drop announce and album in April or May. He will probably drop a single the day of the album or in the 2 weeks before.

[@VnfvitYGhozT]

Jack Harlow is what Drake would be if Drake was fully white.

[@rando3406]

With the entire fanbase being black and white women, he's definitely on that wave. The white white Drake.

[@nathanielmhango6979]

Facts

[@venheartzeil3070]

It's as real as any other number 1. I didn't even know what it was. I'm only just now realizing that I've heard this song every day for the past couple of weeks because of IG, yt shorts, tiktok or it being on in a store. That's the sign of a real hit. When you hear a song so much it just becomes background noise and you don't even fully process how much it's playing around you.

[@thefigurettes]

"Where does he go from here" would be a FIREEEE album title

[@SwankDaSauce]

Honestly I feel like its the sample that makes the song so good, and probably the reason its a "number one hit"

[@TheBlademan-]

He was getting closer to being in that lyrical rap lane with his last project but this was definitely made to be a commercial song to get the ears of casual hip hop fans back on him. Those sorority streams are valuable to the bottom line

[@highestpeeqs9532]

Proverbs 8:17 King James Version 17 I love them that love me; and those that seek me early shall find me. Jesus loves you and calls all of us to repent!!! ! !

[@DonteBennett-lr9di]

Having the industry machine behind you and also having a majority female fanbase basically guarantees, on the surface at least, you'll be very successful as an artist.

[@highestpeeqs9532]

Proverbs 8:17 King James Version 17 I love them that love me; and those that seek me early shall find me. Jesus loves you and calls all of us to repent!!! ! !

[@IDKLOLIMJUSTHERE]

Yeah when you got ugly girl fans they go extra hard.. and that’s his case… cause all these male rappers have mainly girl fanbases.. be fr

[@IDKLOLIMJUSTHERE]

He ain’t no better looking or anything than drake or some of them.. it’s that he just got desperate fans with no lives .. kinda like how swift fans are with her - they think they have a chance to be her friend .. well jacks fans think they have a chance to get with him

[@dabigyl106]

@@IDKLOLIMJUSTHEREevery single famous male artist in the last 50 years has taken advantage of the fact that women want to sleep with them. Have you ever seen the way that women behaved around Elvis?

[@sandwichsquad74]

It’s harder to make it as a white rapper, it’s much more obstacles and bs to overcome to be taken seriously. But if you can make it past those barriers it’s much more beneficial honestly. Post Malone (even tho he not a rapper he often gets credited as one and is closely associated with rap) Eminem, Jack Harlow, G eazy, etc. like Eminem even said, “Let’s do the math if I was black I would’ve sold half”.

[@KawaiiCat2]

This song only became popular cause of KZbin and TikTok shorts. People used it a lot and it caught on

[@pxnklean8637]

I heard this song on the radio a couple of times, but I think the bigger problem is why don't people tap into rap albums that aren't so pop centered, the same thing happened when Doja went from Planet Her to Scarlet, her numbers dropped like crazy.

[@cartrellbouknight410]

Cause Pop (Popular Music) is the meca of music nothing out there genre wise is bigger bc it’s harder to create non melodic catchy easy to remember and sing along too music without it being called POP it’s all a business whatever sells most is popular = pop music

[@surprise23476]

​@@cartrellbouknight410or maybe rap fans do not support their artists enough, reason why rappers don't pull as much as their pop counterparts. the only rapper able to compete with them is Drake and he sings and raps.

[@ArchThaBoss]

Well with doja you have to take into account she basically said fuck her fans. She lost like a million followers after that. 1 million followers out of 25 might not seem like alot but it’s very possible that million she lost were hardcore supporters who said they’re done with everything she does.

[@ArchThaBoss]

Another thing, rap music is just valued less than other forms of music. The barrier to entry is so low. U could record a rap album with like $2000 or even less. Rap shows are sub par. Folks just don’t value it and everyone is trying to do it. You don’t have to spend years learning to sing or play an instrument, just be good at making words rhyme and he’ll u don’t even have to do that very well.

[@9G0D]

People do tap in to rap thats not pop but no matter how much you love “real rap” you cant listen to 4 minute songs of just bars over and over again. Its much easier to stream a 2minute “hit song” with a good hook so the streams on the pop songs are going to shoot up higher and make it look more popular. I’v listened to this song probably 20 times coz its easy to listen to multiple times. I dont particularly love it but its easy listening, i understand how its streaming so much because anybody can play it on repeat without being overwhelmed

[@traplover6357]

Heard this while shuffling on RapCaviar. Catchy 90s sample and The Motto drums I get it. But it feels so fast af towards #1 imo.

[@traplover6357]

Also, checking the date it released. Reaching 100mil before 1 month while Cardi B singles are flopping worse than it, must be a different demographic for sure!

[@antiarezzo7630]

​@@traplover6357carti b is black women not white women😊

[@neevan2]

Popular music isn't monocultural anymore. #1's are about which song is most passionately favored among segmented audiences at one given. I barely ever heard Morgan Wallen's 16-week #1 "Last Night" this year or any of his music for that matter and wondered the same thing, but "Lovin on Me" "feels" #1 to me because it's all over every social media algorithm I encounter. You ask a gay man in New York what the biggest song of the year was, it's "Padam Padam", you ask a young Latino family in Texas, it's probably "Ella Baila Sola".

[@cameronallen6866]

I came to congratulate you as you are the first comment that has brain cells, people need to understand that different people from different places have different demographics listening to them because different demographics come from different places, I live in Louisville and you ask any person around what’s the number 1 song rn and their answer would have been Jack Harlow for the past bit, every area I travel too plays different music 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@nameisamine]

This. Everyone is living in their bubbles.

[@lordinfernape4753]

Suoer Gremlin felt way more like a number one than Jack's song

[@HYextra]

100%

[@artistaccount]

Nle Choppa somewhere on KZbin said his dream was to have a radio song and he thought you just needed a hot song to be on the radio and he had shotta flow a hot song that wasnt in the radio. And nle said when you get in the industry you see how it works so basically nle Choppa said the industry is rigged

[@slepped]

@@artistaccount Everyone's been saying that for like 30 years bud

[@stevenswisher4339]

It doesnt matter what he does, hes built that core fanbase and as long as he doesnt do dumb shit with his money or commit any major crimes, he'll be eating forever

[@HELLO-ln2oc]

Ong

[@AdovianDones]

You have to have lived through the 90’s/Y2K to understand a song FEELING #1. That meant EVERYONE loved it. The payola is real

[@dominickdonmez19]

Indrustry Planta

[@glassgore]

His Come up is documented he wasnt a plant but his career since he blew up is iffy

[@nijoelgreene851]

Look at this catalog, bro is not an industry plant

[@adrianw0w757]

U got no idea what you are talking about

[@buddahkz9980]

Like 70-80% of the industry has artificial growth so they look popular

[@JFloridaTech]

I was playing that song across my house on like 8 Alexa’s damn near daily… a video like this comes from a place of “it’s only my reality, others don’t exist”… I feel the same way with Taylor Swift bc I never hear her songs but I am aware enough to know that other people are listening in masse and that’s okay. Also the points about “posting” on it also demonstrates a lack of self-awareness online. There’s other feeds, conversations, narratives, etc that are nothing like yours. In conclusion: my streams alone took Jack Harlow to #1 on Billboard

[@napalm_lipbalm86]

Right, I've Bern playing this song on repeat for weeks. Yeah, I dont even listen to Taylor. Dont understand how she has so many #1 hits when her songs sounr so basic😅

[@daboy5256]

Y’all need better ears

[@dabigyl106]

@@daboy5256at some point you’re gonna have to grow up and accept that not everybody has the same taste in music as you do

[@_JM-]

Swear to god I just dropped a comment saying the same exact thing basically 🤣 brought up Taylor swift as an example with me and everything lol

[@JessicaVelez-bv9dt]

Sameeee

[@tdtellem]

I heard this a few times but really listened to it today.... I love it. It's a catchy tune and the lyrics are simple with just enough word play to hold your attention. I'm so glad, as an old head, to have a current and fun rap song to genuinely enjoy. Especially with that Sexy Redd mess playing.. ****I'll never forgive the internet for making her famous 😭😭😭***

[@Denarias]

Actually I’ve been hearing this song non stop everywhere 😅 I even saw a TikTok where a guy skipped this song and all the comments were clowning him for skipping such a great song

[@willgomberg]

ayeee i’m the dude who commented about this on your IG post where you announced the song went #1 last week. glad to see you make a video about this

[@HYextra]

Thanks for coming

[@dubj3]

I turn on the radio before I plug in the aux and I hear this song on the radio all the time soooo

[@nolongerinvolved]

I personally think he should try to become his own organic version of '00s Fab (Into You, Trade It All, She got her own) / Bow Wow (Let me Love You, Like You) + Ambition era Wale (Lotus Flower Bomb, That Way, LovehateThing, Sabotage). There's such a void in the music landscape for R&B sensations. And i mean the type that could reimagine what clubs play bc right now the landscape is too polarized, it feels like its either super gangster or super sterile. Building a movement around a sound and era that hes alluded to being inspired by through fashion and songs like Love is Dro, but i think he should lean aaaall the way in. Hes not gonna get that J Cole/Kendrick status which he was trying to do, so he should do what others cant do. His charisma is his superpower in a market of nuance-lacking figures and sounds (in the mainstream, of course there's beautiful stuff going on, but in general, we're in a cultural stand-still) Edit: Also he could even step into the lane of discovering singers and putting them all over his projects. He'll finally get the respect hes been hungry for with this direction, in my opinion. My main point is hes gonna stay plateaued if he keeps competing. Dont compete, go where there is no competition and blow peoples minds with an innovative take on fun, sexy, cook-out music. Shit to skate to. TikTok will love it while maintaining integrity of hiphop culture IF he gets the right producers and does it ORGANICALLY. You cant sanitize this

[@LaiyaUnscripted]

i’m 100% behind this! some of his best songs are his R&B centered songs. No Enhancers, Luv Is Dro, Like A Blade Of Grass, and Lil Secret. those type of songs are what’s missing nowadays.

[@TheNadroj10]

I perfectly agree. That rnb/rap lane is doesn’t really exist anymore and Jack is the perfect rapper to operate in that lane

[@MrsTruthTeller]

Yes! And honestly, he’s kind of already that guy, just gotta translate it into mainstream.

[@SpiritsMC5YT]

I just don’t see how a random Jack Harlow track beat all I want for Christmas. That song is usually glued to number 1

[@kevincastillo868]

He learned from Drake. To have a room in your mansion, full of tablets , and phones, just playing his music on different platforms all ok repeat on low volume. Lol 😅😂

[@Emmere]

😂

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

This is probably the fakest number one in hip hop history

[@epicnesshasarrived]

I go to bama and yea, hella sorority girls are bumpin that song around here

[@BrainMelters]

Don’t listen to Jack Harlow but this song didn’t come out of nowhere. Idk if Yassine is not on tik tok but this song hella blew up on Tik tok and I’ve seen it all over tik tok. I think that’s why it’s charting like it is.

[@SOCyak]

I didn’t even know he dropped 😂

[@wallszymusic]

Has Jack Harlow charted without a sample???

[@lc4375]

I will probs forget this song in 2 months lol. It's mid but catchy not gonna lie

[@iiTPayne]

nah jack harlow is tough. accept it

[@pastorgainz7230]

Yassine tryna pretend he aint jack harlows demographic is hilarious 😂😂

[@devildogs1147]

Everyone sayin it’s white girls from sorority’s and party culture but I’ve seen loads of people love his shit and respect him. Idk, I like his music

[@ThatGuyGloomy]

@@devildogs1147it’s majorly white girls, but obviously there are some hip hop fans who like his stuff. I fuck with bro

[@killamazilla3835]

​​@@ThatGuyGloomyhis old shit was good but now that he's sold out his new shit is cheeks

[@Z4NKA1]

@@ThatGuyGloomyhis music is garbage no way you said that unironically 💀

[@By.AnwarAlkz]

“The ones that hate me the most look just like me”

[@Alex-ux3qq]

It feels like I see this song everywhere online rn. But I'm surprised that the song went nr1.

[@nv52895]

this isn't news to me! ever since 2014-ish, there been a shit load of songs that don't feel like they belonged at the top 40 charts at all; let alone, on the number one spot. and they only get all the way to number one because they got a really big stanbase. doesn't matter if the song is filler, trolling or white noise, the stans will get it to number one no matter what.

[@thetrashtalktvshow]

Jack Harlow is the male equivalent of Ice Spice

[@bryson0206]

kinda true damn

[@Bendricklamar]

Nah she started rapping like last year and it worked because she already had a social media presence but Jack has been rapping and performing and putting tapes out since he was 13

[@kaivandal5480]

this take is wild. lol. come home the kids miss you was trash but jack can rap and definitely grinded to get where he at

[@LaiyaUnscripted]

not even close. ice spice is a true industry plant. jack harlow has been working for this position for over a decade.

[@DarrenSimpson____]

Let’s be honest music comes into play but also with jack it’s simple it was his glow up 🤷🏿‍♂️.

[@RelDaDevGaming]

2:11 Offset was actually the 1st rapper to show up on call her daddy podcasts while he was promoting Set it Off (🔥 album by the way. And so was JackMan)

[@darenalmonte1631]

idk why ppl wanna hate and come to this narrative that it's fake "ohh I haven't heard it outside" This is a song that has blown up on the internet just like all the other #1 this year and the year before. The label pushed it like crazy so obviously doing numbers.

[@Z4NKA1]

“The label pushed like crazy so it’s doing numbers” you just explained how he’s an industry plant 😂 and TikTok has a thing called heating, that’s why he’s doing well on there, clearly his number are being artificially pushed

[@darenalmonte1631]

@@Z4NKA1 thats not industry plant thats promotion. We live in a world where no artist survives without promo. Criticizing one artist for doing the same thing others do is just hating. I hear it every where i go of course the first couple of weeks wont be as much as after a month of being out 🤦🏽

[@Ishbikes]

@@darenalmonte1631wrong

[@Mr.ToxicBBc]

The most focus I gave this song was when I listened to the radio version. They blank out "Whips n Chains" because he's white...

[@pizzamuzza]

Jack haters will empower him even more so please continue being awful, its the only thing that's left for the haters

[@chrysallis2014]

If you aren't on TikTok, then this makes sense. But this song is all over TikTok, and spawned a dance trend. If you are judging by the 90s criteria, old school number one "feel", no it doesn't make sense. Cheers from Jack's hometown.

[@516Perception]

Inflated ass numbers , ain’t no way jack Harlow being bumped like that , nor is he in little to any major hip hop conversation

[@dabigyl106]

Does the song sound hip hop to you?

[@SkyB7ack]

Bro is talking aboutJack Harlow like he’s the next Jay z 😂😂

[@codyTHEEstallion]

it went #1???? when i was driving, it never played on any of the rap, pop or R&B radios i turned on..???

[@LILGHETTI]

The song feels like The Motto by drake but the walmart version of it They probably dialed up the marketing budget and promos

[@___.___.___.___.___.___dykwya]

Legit don’t even know what song this video is about 😂

[@Mule-chezedek]

Look at his hair...tell me he doesn't have family in the industry🤣🤣🤣.

[@LazyLizard77]

I was literally waiting for this video right after you tweeted about it

[@nameisamine]

Jack Harlow is so much more commercial than the average rapper, he transcends Hip-Hop when he leans into the Pop/top40 format. The single didn’t just go No.1 in the states, but also in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK. He’s an international Pop crossover. Very clever to drop this following his collab with Jungkook from BTS.

[@zqninja3334]

*Ice Spice*

[@ezekielgdk]

Lmao the whole industry is fake 😹 yall really think people are bumping doja cat??

[@Noname-cv3cn]

I do. Ppl are dumb

[@dabigyl106]

Have you seen how crazy her shows are? Yes, people are bumping Doja Cat, and they are doing it a lot 😂 I used to work at a baseball stadium and they would play Doja 3-4 times per game in front of 30,000+ people. I ain’t tryna down talk you bruh, but you gotta learn that the world is a lot bigger than your sphere of influence

[@itschaybabii]

Loving on me was mostly popular on TikTok, I do hear that song on the radio. But mostly TikTok

[@vicversabeatz3159]

Honestly I didn't know Jack Harlow was still making music 💀

[@dontaviushaul442]

🤦ok bro, dont lie

[@vicversabeatz3159]

@@dontaviushaul442 Last time I heard about mans was when he dropped Jackman

[@morbidzombii]

not everyone is checking for Harlow. People check for who they listen to commonly. A carti fan isn’t gonna go out of their way to check if youngboy dropped.

[@michaelcoleman496]

@@dontaviushaul442 no one has to lie abot listening to Jack Harlow. Especially if they dont listen to his genre of music

[@michaelcoleman496]

​@embermist3910 if they dont listen to his genre of music. Why tf would they be looking for his music or even heard it. Got to be retarded if you think everyone listens or even knows who he is.

[@beingcoolaintenough]

The song is crazy

[@DavidCr7Productions]

I heard it on TikTok before the song even dropped. Then it was all over TikTok when it came out. I figured it was going to go number one when a bunch of TikTok’s played the song.

[@1stdegreetea494]

It HAS to be the #1 song on tiktok right now. I counted 25 different tiktoks with this song FROM THE SAME GUY! Hella ppl are using it, over and over, like CRAZY!

[@indiashante1560]

Exactly this

[@cyberworld9000]

The damage control here is crazzzzy.

[@Lacavadoe]

The music video looks uncomfortable

[@LMKFILMS_0000]

bro i have been waiting for someone to talk about this thank you

[@odogggg2010]

He is going to be the new Kid Rock eventually.

[@The_Homie_Khaya]

It legit number one, the label used the same formula as in First Class just refined for tik tok.It's 2 mins long making for quick streams. Sampled a classic jam, with minimal and simple lyrics. Video is on 15M views. Jack hollow isn't the first rapper to release such tracks; Pitbull's entire catalog baffles Africans to this day. It's not a purely Jack Harlow but it's what the label wanted. As a rap fan I hate the song, but it's not fake.

[@daisydiddle7316]

Lmaooo please. Mentioning por I’ll was perfect. That man puts in NO EFFORT. Gives the wackiest lyrics and people go GA GA. I will never understand it

[@MarcPlaysDrums]

Y’all…HE’S A PLANT. He has all these looks from people like Wayne, Drake and Pharrell and appears in a movie and no one is seeing the obvious? He’s charismatic, has a look and is juuuust talented enough to pass the smell test from pop rap fans who only really follow top ten popular charting rap artists. Cmon y’all …we gotta do better. Everything about this guy is manufactured…even his streams. I mean…for a while he was selling KFC meals.

[@dabigyl106]

You know he’s been putting out music since he was in middle school right? He has songs on Spotify going back to 2016. What exactly makes him a plant? That he has other high profile artists in the studio with him? Isn’t that what happens when you sign to a label? Is he a plant cuz his streaming numbers are high? Isn’t that what happens when you put hundreds of thousands of dollars into marketing? At what point did he become manufactured? Before or after the middle school music videos? There’s legit Industry Plants floating around the industry but Jack Harlow is not one, he’s been working at this for more than a decade and you sound delusion and corny tbh

[@roshelltannen9698]

I think you are discounting older audiences. I like it the first time I heard it, and I'm not on Tik Tok. Its a good dance song and the sample is excellent. I see why its #1. I've never really listened to Jack H. until now.

[@SilverJack]

I haven’t heard it once at all, not even on TikTok LOL

[@PinkJoy143]

Jack Harlow is fire, song is fire, The Vanilla Tenderoni continues to put us on the dance floor. Much rather that than where “hip hop” is currently taking us. That’s What They All Say is the album, Best Friends the ultimate club banger with Breezy is exactly what I’m talking about.

[@LaiyaUnscripted]

agreed 🙌

[@Wheresfeliz]

FACTS BRO

[@TopFix]

The problem with Jack going all in on this dempographic is that it's high gain initially, but low in the long run. It's temporary. This is because that demographic described is also the most fickle of all and will drop something that was hot for the next new thing. Low attention spans. You gotta keep the iron hot for as long as you can before you lose them (which is nigh impossible). Only Drake has done it and Jack will never be Drake. Your reputation as a rapper gets tarnished as a result of said music and the pen game gets worse as a result of writing it. This is usually something rappers can't keep up for a long time and a lot of them fizzle out. Jack Harlow had a core fanbase, but he spat on their faces when he started making boppy soulless music. This same fanbase won't be around when he starts realising he can't keep the attention of his new demographic. A new hot thing will roll around and the world turns.

[@dabigyl106]

I’m gonna have to disagree with you, mainly because Jack Harlow is a pretty versatile artist - I say having listened to everything he’s got out on DSPs. Drake has managed to stay hot this long because he knew exactly when and how to switch styles. The “I miss the old Drake” folks can complain all we want, but he’s still consistently releasing hit music. Just because *we* ain’t listening doesn’t mean that *nobody* is listening. I think the same is in store for Jack, albeit on a much smaller scale. This single is the perfect signifier of that. He’s reached that point in his fame that any given single could satisfy less than half of his ‘audience’ and it could still do crazy numbers cuz he has that level of reach and a huge marketing budget that’s aimed in very strategic ways

[@doingstuffinpublic]

I've heard it play in a black club where I work at...Its a fire song🤷🏾‍♂

[@Prestiginii]

Yeah black woman played it at my thanksgiving

[@jy1178]

Yeah.... you're both cappin lol

[@fcpremix8244]

This man uttered the words "jack harlow is a cool guy" im never watching this channel again XD

[@yourstrulybostonyourstruly3185]

That song is a BANGER, I get it though he's talented but definitely a plant (by no fault of his own lol). I'll probably get tired of it when I get back on social media. I actually got around to listening to that album over the weekend, and I don't listen to mainstream rap but this kid is nice.

[@thesquad2253]

Not really its Drake's flow that he copied and that truffle butter sounding beat that made the song, a song like this sounds ways better with real rappers like Wayne or Drake

[@errorloadinginformation5429]

​@@thesquad2253I was trying to figure out what it reminded me of and its literally truffle butter 😂 thank you

[@dabigyl106]

What is your definition of a plant? He’s been putting out music since he was in middle school, and regular releases every year since then. You can’t claim his career is manufactured just because he’s signed to a label now

[@hemantgadar8314]

It has a 90's vibe

[@bryantwhiskey3166]

If you listen to Jack Harlow you’re a walking L

[@Chaoticz_official]

What about Jackman, that was a beautiful project that blows his other works out of the water

[@fkinel-wu7ev]

Shut up,why can't people listen to the rappers they enjoy,instead of being bullied by others.It's fucking insane.

[@TheNadroj10]

His music ain’t that bad. I don’t get the hate. Hell his album everyone hated was decent too

[@_JM-]

The same people saying they didn’t even know this song was out is me whenever anything revolving around Taylor swift is happening. I couldn’t name one song by her. I’m just not in the demographic that listens to her whatsoever. It’s the same with this. I do listen to jack though

[@uppbeat_]

Love all your videos man! I think Jack is playing a two prong game, supplying to hiphop and then collecting the hits with the big singles, i dont think hes doing one or the other i think hes doing both and building an extremely powerful audience, jack man is for a certain demographic, and his latest single and the jung kook feature is for another audience and playing this game will pay off big time in the long run, i would also say the reason there is less press on this run is he wants to be positioned more of a rapper in hiphop culture and not a pop star and doing a huge press run for some pop leaning singles would not benefit the brand hes going for

[@DrewSpeedDemon]

All i heard as a hip-hop HEAD, is that Jack Harlow dropped an album i slept on called Jackman. Bet imma peep that shit.

[@HYextra]

Let me know what you think

[@tyronelucambe3479]

A white fanbase is the most important fanbase you can have. They’ll go to your show, they won’t get bored of a project after a week and buy merch. If Jack is smart he will stay over there and leave this side alone where a popular tweeter can influence people’s opinion on a album

[@godfreynoir]

"I always believe everything is intentional" has to be one of the dumbest things ive heard in a while lmaaoo, this vid aint even bad but that line took me tf out

[@jamesbuchanan2001]

After 2 weeks it barely at 10m views on youtube. Vs recently kid laroi put out 'Too Much' which had 20m after 2 weeks on youtube. Now I know other metrics are used like people who bought teh single/other streams. But 'Too Much' debuting/peaking at 44 just seems so wrong based on that metric alone. But even when you consider streams in the week 'too much' dropped, I think it should of been top 10. Seems so rigged in the US but I'm not 100% sure.

[@uchihadeity1158]

Definitely like Lovin On Me, Nail Tech & Tyler Herro more than First Class First Class felt like the fake No.1

[@Chris-iq5pr]

Jack Harlow understands the streets, the struggle, the mentality it takes to get to the top! No other artist can compare!

[@denzibluesolinfinitymusicw6535]

He knows nothing about the streets cause he is not from them

[@wendellalbright6758]

Jack Harlow is a guy whose main skill seems to be looking rly good walking thru a function, sacheting from side to side with his arms swinging, and looking into the middle distance while greeting various people in a cool way

[@Amanda-nz5rl]

Hahahahahahahahahha

[@Chaoticz_official]

As someone who enjoyed Jackman, I'm kinda sad, Jackman was Jack Harlow's way of saying, "Hey, I don't need clout to make good music!" But now hes going back and proving that quality doesnt matter to some, money does

[@klean_upguyza6461]

I kinda liked Jackman

[@MayanBrian]

Went to the club for the first time with a friend and Lovin On Me played, a week after it came out so its being played somewhere

[@chiefchristopherkru2676]

"Claim to be pure Hip-Hop, bih stop, you should be on lip lock. You're more like kidz-bop, no longer hot then you switched pop" -Chief Christopher KRU

[@musicbydemarcus]

I had no clue this song was coming out but we’ve already learned a routine to in my hip hop class. So apparently people are listening. I like the song

[@crystalcastillo7575]

Are we really surprised? Atlantic is known for faking streams.

[@c-anime23]

*cough cough* Cardi B 🫢

[@Deerugs]

Being forced in the 1 spot. Maybe in jerisalem this is no.1

[@xEpicZable]

I have gotten Jackman on repeat more than a couple times tbh, I gotta agree with you yassine

[@WisdaredevilGames]

he's about to be on a song with Dave for the Lyrical Lemonade album. You heard it here first, mark my words

[@ap_moneykris6693]

you were right

[@Jay-jb2vr]

*I don't listen to him lol*