Jack Harlow Just Taught Every Rapper A Lesson

[@masshendrix]

“Culture 3” sold 130K first week.

[@HYextra]

I meant Unc & Phew, you're right

[@masshendrix]

@@HYextra 🤝🏾

[@zontetaji506]

@@HYextra or maybe that Doritos commercial with him showed y’all why he successful stop teaching ppl bs masons run this shit look up the dark truth podcast he shows y’all all the truth

[@spiritualginga2064]

Yh but dey r not good

[@rem5604]

@@spiritualginga2064 wdym

[@taylorstep8135]

This album was needed for his discography. Jack opened up his fan base

[@PatrickHovlandsdal]

Yeah this was more a «jack» album where he talks his situations with wisdom. Him letting his fans know him a bit mor kinda and its very his style. It was not meant to reach billboard number 1 but rather talk to his existing fans. I really enjoyed the album!

[@breejordon6042]

Bro wtf it's barely a step up. Id still rather listen to way out and first class than anything on this album

[@jaeh256]

Glad I'm not a fan

[@FunnyDolphin782]

@@breejordon6042 Then go listen to that, it’s still there. That’s the point, you’d rather listen to that, I’d rather listen to this. This made me an actual fan versus a casual listener. He knows what he’s doing. I felt it was very real and I liked how it was short and sweet

[@juandavidgarza4438]

Now I want to listen to his 2nd album lol

[@shirish_yt]

Album might not be for the masses but this album actually showed rap fans that Jack is really talented lyricwise... and can actually tell a story...

[@slattslattslatt]

Besides the fact that he had help writing majority of the tracks in this proj he's not that bad of a rapper. He is kinds corny but as a rappers he's fairly above average

[@natesvibin3937]

@@slattslattslattwym he had help

[@OscarGarcia-bq6iw]

Tell a story? The writing was so bad.

[@hip3rsnip3r78]

Shame those “rap fans” barely supported it lmao

[@dewmontain123]

​@Oscar Garcia 😂 theyre trying to convince themselves so much. And youtubers will make videos about how "they were wrong" and then everybody in comments starts to change their mind about Jack harlow. This stuff happens all the time on youtube.

[@naveedahmedny]

Jack went back to the basics and it served him well

[@tugzzcouncil485]

he aint even close to what they did in the 90s let alone what em did in the 2000s

[@romaretaylor9953]

@@tugzzcouncil485 who’s comparing him to them? shut up. everything don’t gotta be perfect

[@willty3099]

The production on this album is straight fire. 8/10. Great album

[@moosx]

Denver almost reminds me of a Kanye beat

[@seanstroman6087]

So the production is the reason it's "great" not his skills as a rapper? Well that make sense

[@completelytransparent6320]

@@seanstroman6087 your projecting and talking to yourself

[@seanstroman6087]

@@completelytransparent6320 dawg sit down lmaooo

[@willty3099]

@@moosx agreed

[@traplover6357]

The Kids Missed You was the commerical album and Jackman was him superserving his core base

[@muyleche_]

This album felt like him actually rapping, and not a drake 2.0 album. it sounds like HIM, his pain, and his passion. You could tell by just listening to the last album its only purpose was generating hits/streams, but this sounds like theres love for the music again

[@nyukechen]

It literally sounds like he’s rapping like Drake. In fact it sounds like the first half of Scorpion done again.

[@mightyjive1482]

You’re extremely correct he’s sounding like he loves music again.

[@israelluceromusic]

The music industry now days seems to value image and brand more than the actual music itself. If it’s catchy enough people will latch on to it because of an artists look or social media presence. Jack was able to capture fans both musically and personality wise. He delivered on this album for sure.

[@Blacknik3s]

Album definitely was a big jump from the last, kept it simple good beats and raps

[@PatrickHovlandsdal]

This album was not for the masses but rather him expressing his rapping talent and rhyming and writing. Hes so big that he can do that. He will make some more albums thats for the masses.

[@JaymesForte]

I like that he basically went back home to get more grounded and build that hunger on his last album it was emotionless it’s like that hunger died I’m glad he did that. Most artists will complain on twitter in their LA mansion. He’s hungry again

[@Flairis]

This new album from Jack was absolutely fantastic. He put honesty, passion, soul, and experience into this tape that personally helped me with my own feelings in life and showed me a new side to him. This album is definitely going to be a pivotal moment for him to show his true skill to the world

[@Itsdaniel_leo]

The album flowed together extremely well and he proved his artistry. This is who he was before. Have to give him props to him and his team for being that conscious of his fans. A lot of artists don’t go back

[@jordanrivera2301]

If you listened to jack before he blew up you know he just going back to his roots 💯

[@Brie21_]

I think people listen to the album once, and automatically say it’s bad. When I first listened to it, I didn’t think it was amazing. But the more I listened, the more I enjoyed it. I love that album and his new one.

[@IN-pr3lw]

It's because you have to actually listen to the lyrics. I feel like he says stuff that had to be said

[@DukesMusic84]

In the 90s you HAD to be the best. Nas, Biggie, Hov, Busta & DMX kept coming out tryna take the throne, not just for NY but for hip-hop. That's why their music has aged so well, it was the land of the giants.

[@kiddkush]

Times have changed g

[@rome-tk5vd]

no kizzard

[@SolaceWhore]

Lol, their music aged well for old heads. People who didn’t grow up with old school rap, well. Kendrick is better than everyone you just mentioned an it’s not even a long shot. PAC and biggies rhymes are literally elementary compared to some rappers nowadays. Y’all are either want to be old heads, or can’t let go of nostalgia. Tupac and biggie sounds like nursery rhymes to me. Awful shit imo. Earl sweatshirt also wipes all of them, and Earl wasn’t even fucking passionate about what he was writing back in EARL and Doris.

[@tugzzcouncil485]

he aint even close to what they did in the 90s let alone what em did in the 2000s

[@DukesMusic84]

@@tugzzcouncil485 Right on, you talking to an OG

[@EvanLaFrance]

The internet just sucks, everyone hates everything and no one can agree. If I was Jack I wouldn't give a rats ass what anyone say bc they ain't making the music 😂

[@Its-DeiTy]

Yea, great business model. Don't care about what people think when they are the ones buying your records😂 That'll boost sales

[@EvanLaFrance]

@@Its-DeiTy buddy if you were in his position listening to people who don't have anything to do with the creation of the product it wouldn't be any good. You ain't know shit ab the creation of anything art related obviously

[@marleyythebishop]

@@Its-DeiTy he'd listen to the *core fanbase* who he actually made Jackman for,not the casual listeners who would look for any excuse to shit on an artist's work. Like the original comment said,the internet fucking sucks and everyone wants to be a dick so why should he listen to everyone?

[@Lilgaspack]

I knew this album was going to be fire when I heard his verse on mockingbird valley

[@camart0173]

Facts

[@penyeeezy]

Jack didn’t make a tik tok album and people were tight 😭 good for him though I feel like that just means those 50k sales were a solid core fanbase

[@YoBarbados]

All the context you mentioned here is very important.. Jack really has Gohan level potential, let’s see what he does though, only time will tell.

[@JustGersie]

His last album was heavily label influenced, you could tell they were going for a stream / radio friendly project. This new album is just Jack being Jack and rapping his ass off.

[@HillelBlank]

He really surprised and amazed me with this album

[@Dragon_Heat.]

I love how people nowadays so quickly change there opinions. Remember Ice Spice was getting a lot of hate last yr "Omg she is trash, she can only shake her ass" now she is everyone's favourite" omg she is so sweet, she is so adorable, she is so down to 🌎"!

[@cgsalih]

So you rather they keep hating her?

[@cocojames4486]

speak for yourself .she is NOT EVERYONES favorite 🚮

[@kaiyondo]

Its not 'nowadays' that's the nature of the mind

[@lordsafro]

@@kaiyondo exactly it was the same with cardi B

[@TheWutangclan1995]

Come on lets be real tho, Ice only got the fellas saying shes their favorite because of her ass. I have yet to meet a Ice fan thats a girl.

[@zionlake7973]

Jackman might not be the most exciting album, but I am a lyrical guy so I'm cool with it. He is a good live performer I went to his concert last September.

[@meentage]

I loved the album so much. It was actually one of a few albums i ever listened to, and i loved 10 out of the 10 songs.

[@tugzzcouncil485]

you call that lyrical lmao

[@tristenwise9705]

He went pop rap the last couple albums but went back to his bread and butter this album which is what the fans wanted.

[@youngorangee]

Ya'll call everything "Mid" nowadays, don't even matter what y'all think at the end the the day, he still got his fans

[@HYextra]

true

[@SkyeRedd910]

This is one of the best projects this year. Anyone saying otherwise is just hatin fr. People wanna pinhole him into the "corny white rapper" thing. They did it with Em, Asher, Mac, G Eazy, Macklemore. Jack is a Mac or an Em he gonna earn his respect by the time its all said and done

[@robalston314]

Come Home the Kids Miss You is zero skips for me. I freaking love it. This new album is also great.

[@jordanahr6594]

I feel the whole album collectively is a vibe. Been a while since I've felt that way about an album. It's got a Kanye West-ish C.D.O. vibe with a Drake-ish and a few other sneaky influences mixed all together with his flavor mashing it into, like I said before, just a good vibe album. I like the fact that it's only 10 songs. It's not messy, and one track flows into the next very nicely. So I agree, he killed it as far as sound, message, and packaging.

[@blacktide888]

Never been a Jack Harlow fan, but this new project I really enjoyed quite a bit.

[@owami6601]

Damn 'Blame on me ' had me emotional i relate so much with that song

[@meganmrad]

I’m not a huge fan of rap and started to enjoy Jack due to his more pop-like song but I love the new album so much more.

[@brandonetheridge6000]

The album didn’t do anything but hit expectations, kept it short to leave you wanting more, had every song just as good as the one before making the album stand out rather than just one song and made it so obviously clear how badly, how determined he is to gain what he wants. Sometimes you gotta do what you want to do instead of what people expect because when we all look back on this they’re gonna see his rapping skills, not his sales.

[@Mikemanzales]

Yah this reminded me of gazebo and I loved it he really went back to his roots and showed who he was and where he started this all from

[@teteusfx]

Well said! Always good to see people explaining his current placement in music, and how this album came back to his roots instead of the other approach he had last time!!

[@beatsnypa]

"Come home the kids miss" you wasn't bad till I listened to "that's what they all say" I know I'm late but even Jackman doesn't come close .. I love this project ❤🔥

[@vexcxxyalt]

Juice wrld and xxxtentacion were definitely big stars within the last 10 yrs hy trippin

[@LosHitman]

Travis Scott

[@Triggersa]

They were one hit wonders

[@sirjordancarter]

They kinda dead

[@sirjordancarter]

Having like 5 big songs and getting milked by a label afterwards isn't the same as being a superstar, they ain't never been on the same level as drake or ye

[@AllBetzOff]

@@Triggersano

[@Misscleooo]

Question Yassine, do you have a team rn or are you all alone putting all this content out?! I’ve been a subscriber for years 🤍 I really love the direction you’ve gone too. But dang if your doing all of this so constantly, done so amazingly informative & entertaining Wow it’s been amazing! Props either way! I’m proud to see how far you’ve come! Wishing you the best always! 🤍

[@HYextra]

Hey, thank you for the positive comment(s). I saw both just forgot to reply, yes it's pretty much just me and someone who helps me with the editing on really long videos.

[@Kupela_Njovu]

@@HYextra nice

[@xKxngzzz]

A better way to gauge sales is that number times 1.5k gives you a more good number, give or take some sales tho bc some will buy albums, this is bc 1 sale - 1.5k streams if u didn't know.

[@nic_4849]

Yeah yeah yeah, I can't focus after you said "social media *doesn't* work if you provide the context and nuance..." That is crazy insightful dude. Wow. Understand the issues with social media broadly speaking, but that is a distilled succinct way to share how why social media is what it is and why it HAS to be that way for it to 'work' . Wow. Interesting! Shows your expertise in assessing digital comms & trends, etc especially in music. Nice work

[@HYextra]

Thank you! That’s why I love KZbin so much.

[@tylercraigg5383]

A few of his songs just don’t have replayable value. It’s like a book, you ain’t gotta read it twice to enjoy it.

[@KDazee]

He did what Roddy Rich should’ve done !!!!

[@LosHitman]

Problem is Roddy ricch already fell off before he dropped that mid album

[@KDazee]

@@LosHitman he should’ve done it after his first album

[@LosHitman]

@@KDazee 3rd album

[@AllBetzOff]

I would listen to a roddy rich album with just bars. And not Walmart bars. Actual bars he’s taken time to come up with and then a bunch of samples and short choruses

[@princedegeneres]

He’s talking about destroy lonely when he says 26 song album🤣 He could also be talking about summrs when he says rappers that go online to argue with fans😭

[@saidthegoat]

The question now is will people really return to being a Jack fan. Tbh I don’t think he needed the whole album I would’ve dropped a 2 pack with excellent rapping using a ghostwriter if I needed to but make one of the songs a hit. Then rolled out into the jackman album

[@tambergray8501]

I love his song cold blooded killa with Eminem!

[@sirgordon1128]

keep up the fantastic videos l love your content

[@Dkirk215]

Sometimes keeping it Simple is the best thing to do !

[@theminime3574]

Y’all can disagree with me if u want but I believe that if juice wrld was still alive, he would’ve been that superstar that this generation needs

[@LetoBeats]

Absolutely, he was already on his way.

[@bkelso61]

Arguable. Some would say he already was that superstar for this generation. But with how how he dressed sometimes and his name, people most likely looked passed him until it was too late. On the other hand, we have the 'he could've been' side which is still absolutely true and if he was still alive, we would have had the opportunity to see him grow into his prime. Having rap Vets like Eminem, Lil Dicky, etc giving him props on his abilities to freestyle was something the new generation was lacking and had very few who could freestyle and make sense.

[@andreyradkevich6488]

It's chill. It's not bad music but it's not spectacular music. It's chill. See you need some mediocre because if you release everything that is just straight fire for a couple years and no misses and then drop chill music then everyone gonna think that you fell off. Besides jack was filming a movie the facts that he dropped rn is crazy I expected him to drop a full album at the peak of summer.

[@slattslattslatt]

Travis has only released good music and he never "fell off" in popularity and quality. Same for kanye. Cudi is the same(yes sb2h and entergalactic are good) minus the popularity part

[@chaycedixon8056]

I love he's album Jackman it's very new and nice plus extremely different approach in he's music 🎶🎵

[@jayuzumaki8186]

Can we stop praising artists for doing the bare minimum. I and a lot of my friends are in the underground and would die to be in any of these lazy rappers spots, with the passion and talent to boot.

[@slattslattslatt]

All ur underground fans are trash lmao stfu. Unless they're the next travis or smth they could stay unknown

[@Kody-hf6eh]

I give Jack his props for giving his a real rap album. And not trying to do bubblegum pop. And I say Doja Cat is a superstar.

[@marcel_tha_prince4943]

That is exactly what I said… jack is spitting and it is authentic and his own sound but it just doesn’t catch me ear like gazebo or confetti… but Ive been listening over and its growing on me…

[@iLikpie110]

The production went crazy!!

[@nijoelgreene851]

You definitely gotta make a video bc I think there have been a handful of superstars the last 10 years

[@DaJuiceMix]

Fr like

[@NotGarrettG]

MGK IS the Superstar of Rap. He just is. He did Amazing at Punk Rock and Now he’s rapping again, he’s one of the best artists that have ever existed. And that’s only because he’s beginning.

[@eternalblasphemy6526]

I can't but feel that the sudden announcement was just a smart move by his team but at the same time it leaves a bitter taste and comes off as a cheap public opinion manipulation. Look at the thing from this angle: They realized that the last album didn't perform as expected (it was projected to sell 150-160 k first week and sold 106 k (I don't remember the exact numbers)). As a result, everything good around Jack was slowly vanishing away. Had they done the proper roll out, dropped some singles first, announced the date - and it all wouldn't have resonated with the people (especially singles) - it would've been a wrap for his career. Now, whatever the first week sales may be (except the figures being too small which is quite unlikely to happen), this is a win-win situation for Jack: 1. Sales are higher than expected ("Boy I told you he still got it in him") 2. Sales are lower than expected ("He's done this amount and all without a proper promo? It's a W for him")

[@noahg5779]

Peep, Uzi, Carti, Juice, Durk, YB, X, Polo G, and even Lil Nas X are stars that emerged in the last 10 years

[@1DAPHNEWRIGHT]

He said super stars my mom don't know any of those people

[@newyorkvisionary]

Lil Peep forever

[@lukecheshire7782]

​@@1DAPHNEWRIGHTEveryone knows lil nas x tho Old Town Road was a smash, he the only one there whos that level tho

[@frutigeraeronostalgia]

lil nas juice and maybe x or uzi are superstars

[@Envious98gaming]

Peep was not a superstar , until he died

[@Chunksacado]

Fasho a straight hip hop album no frills

[@BadWolve]

Jack Harlow is just Raps version of nickleback

[@englishblade]

aside from his controversy, Travis Scott is clearly the biggest star in rap, like are we going to forget all his commercial deals normally reserved for pop stars, I rarely even see celebs who have eras as iconic as Astroworld

[@vlonemist]

Juice was definitely a superstar lol

[@marcyoung9019]

I’ve been listening to jack since before confetti came out and I was like die hard but pretty much after that he hasn’t dropped anything close I knew what’s poppin was gonna blow him up cuz that hit when it dropped but his following albums not good and this new project makes me hopeful that he’s still able to make great music

[@IQRapsGood]

I think he was straight up in his comfort zone on the new album, it sounds amazing-- good mellow mix.. he could have kept 'gang gang' though, I'd have took the 9 other joints instead 😂😂

[@caprisunpapiiiiiiiii8296]

Album wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t “crazy” good idk. When I was in HS Wayne, Cole, Kendrick, Drake, Kanye, Big Sean, Chance the Rapper, and even Mac Miller we’re all dropping mixtapes and albums in their prime years. I feel like they set the bar so high on projects during that era, it’s hard to fully be impressed by a lot of “newer” rappers who are in that lyrical/ hit making hybrid category . Like I said not a bad album by any means, but at the same time it doesn’t give me that feeling where you get the “chills” and knowing there’s a lot of songs with with shelf life that will bring reminiscence. A lot of lyrical verses/lines for sure but it just seems like something is missing. Not sure exactly what it is. Maybe I’m just becoming an old head, but even old heads during my hs years knew rappers like j.cole, Drake, Kendrick, Wayne etc were something special. However I think it is pretty clear that Jack Harlow is here to stay and have an actual run in the game when you compare him to a lot mumble rappers who fizzled out in the 2015-2020 era as well as some of these current day drill rappers who only talk about smoking on opps.

[@slattslattslatt]

Majority of newer lyrical rappers are leagues above everyone you named as a rapper. Denzel(top 5-10 oat), jid, joey, etc

[@caprisunpapiiiiiiiii8296]

@@slattslattslatt they aren’t because none of those rappers you just listed have the capability to integrate hits with their lyricism. Every single rapper I listed above were hybrids between lyrical /hitmaking wfich is why the masses are not replaying any of the artists you mentioned 10+ years from now lol .

[@slattslattslatt]

@@caprisunpapiiiiiiiii8296 the artists I mentioned are gonna be remembered as some of the greatest to ever live 10+ years from now. Everyone I named has several hits and is well known in the rap scene. If you think making it to billboards top 10 matters instead of actual skill ur mentally ill. Also, lyricism isn't the main thing that makes someone a great rapper

[@caprisunpapiiiiiiiii8296]

@@slattslattslatt they aren’t, because like I said. The MASSES Don’t even know the name of JIDs best project? Nobody is knocking their lyrical capabilities, but being remembered as an actual Goat takes more than just being lyrical? There’s a mixture of lyrical capabilities, star power/image, along with producing actual hits that have replay/shelf life power. Is it fair? I don’t know but that’s just the reality. NOBODY you listed are better than any of the rappers I just mentioned above besides maybe “being lyrical”, and once again it’s way more than that whether you like it or not.

[@caprisunpapiiiiiiiii8296]

@@slattslattslatt why isn’t JID performing in a sold out 70,000 stadium like drake did at the SoFi stadium? Or like lil Wayne in the MetLife Stadium that was over 80,000 seats sold out? Yeah you’re being delusional and you can’t accept the fact that it’s way more than being “lyrical” when judging the greatest runs rappers had during that era hence longevity

[@JakeLewisReal]

Jack and Yachty dropped incredible albums

[@trigzzfrl3013]

his humiliation ritual is complete he’ll be bigger then ever now watch

[@sylem7157]

“Disappeared for a year” he had a Super Bowl commercial 😂

[@Dkirk215]

Jack went back to what made him Jack Harlow and decided to go a more simpler lyrical approach and more for the core fans less commercial

[@tugzzcouncil485]

basic bars

[@Dkirk215]

@@tugzzcouncil485 better bars then the last album

[@SixthSavior]

I know it's probably random but you have a good voice for this. Great take too. Loved this album.

[@HYextra]

Thank you!

[@LucasNinoMusic]

I knew Jack would comeback hard for the follow-up! Just had to let him do it and he did.

[@Proveloski]

The lesson artists should learn from this is to stay yourself regardless of the success. Jack made a Jack album. Not a mainstream “whatever is popular” type album. If anything is a 9.9/10 these days, the court of public opinion will count it as a 0/10.

[@preoksaha4504]

If he can do a combo of hits and lyricism kinda like what J cole does, he’s set! 🔥

[@slattslattslatt]

J cole is in an entirely different league next to jack don't compare them💀

[@macha3191]

@@slattslattslatt Yeah, that's pretty wild. It's notable that Jack dropped a rap album. It's cool that it's personal and it sounds pretty good, but it's very basic.

[@tugzzcouncil485]

@@macha3191 basic af

[@tugzzcouncil485]

we will never be that but he still says he is the best since eminem lmao

[@slattslattslatt]

@@tugzzcouncil485 ? lean is leagues ahead of jack

[@NaiveJoker]

Ppl forget about his old shit he is a RAPPER RAPPER that makes good catchy pop tracks

[@tugzzcouncil485]

rapper rapper has better bars than him

[@WorldholderAtlas]

I belive lil uzi is a superstar. He always sells well.

[@bamu7169]

I wanna hear the convo on that superstars comment Yassine.

[@UrAvgFan]

Has there been a rap superstar since travis Scott ? I feel like he’s the latest that’s crazy

[@freebantu6019]

Is Post Malone a super star... No? He has the loooongest torso i have ever seen in My life! This is a prove Myself Album, he genuinely loves hip-hop, the first album was him being caught up in the hype.

[@HYextra]

Rapper, he transitioned early. And post did come out in 2015.

[@spiritualginga2064]

Star not superstar

[@hoppy23]

juice wrld 1000000000% was and is a super star

[@jajuandouglas5105]

He might be on Russ's Chomp 2.5 that drops this Friday.

[@kingog8552]

You’re crazy if you think we haven’t had a big star in 10 years

[@RageAye]

Album was fire bro people are just hating because they can't handle music talking about anything besides partying and sex, maybe the occasional toxic relationship or break up...

[@SanguinePink]

I can handle much deeper topics than this. His delivery is just not enjoyable for me. So for that reason I don’t like it. People can understand something and still not like it.

[@RobertGallardo]

define superstar.......

[@awaishafeez9027]

Nah Jack just went back to his pre-fame style he never was pop rap till he became famous

[@ayor3d638]

Helloyassine is actually China Mac 😂😂😂

[@YoungSwaggness]

Kentucky Derby 🐎 Time Jack always drop around then ☝🏾

[@Temp-onsoundcloud]

Oh I see what u did there “what’s popping y’all”

[@unknown28283]

Tashlopin what's popping I taught every rapper

[@Osei_Bean_8ryant]

Dababy was a superstar before the festival stuff

[@Im_Z_4747]

Also 50k sale was crazy . Thought if he wasn't attractive he would be a lot less popular .

[@LosHitman]

Nah it’s cuz he has a likeable personality and has charisma/charm unlike most these rappers these days who no lil to no personality

[@Im_Z_4747]

@@LosHitman Chris brown is an asshole , but he's still popular cause he's attractive .

[@melinatedthinka8210]

talkin bout his physical appearance for no reason yea you deffo just a hater 💀

[@2012summr]

@@melinatedthinka8210 a hater or he got a crush on him 😭😭😭😭

[@iamsheron7408]

I think Kendrick Lamar is a rapstar in every since of the term I think he is the poster child for “rap star”

[@Damdaaa]

I fell in love with Jack (both ways and I'm not even gay), really like to see some of the hate against him drop. Cuz he's mad popular, just not really in the "hardcore" hip hop scene

[@Kondwanisimwanza]

The album was good can’t complain

[@mgofficial5470]

Im impressed album was great

[@HELLO-ln2oc]

Bro said jackharlow the only star that's came out in the last 10 years💀💀

[@vercettii]

listen to the video, he never said that

[@DaJuiceMix]

Yea you gotta expound on that superstar comment, hope to see the video soon.😎

[@prodSlimed]

thhat don toliver diss tho, i personally love love sick

[@alexfenimore]

there is no medium for jack harlow people either glaze or tear him apart lmao

[@alexfenimore]

jack is cool but this wasn’t anything special. Just more stuff that he has made before. Still love the guys personality but it doesn’t translate to music as well as i wish it did

[@MRJLS15]

It's very good I enjoy his new ep

[@m.mbarkuis9641]

I'm sure you on jack Harlow side so I'm subscribing , it's all about the bars j.harlow is on point