Jack Harlow

Jack Harlow's Come Home The Kids Miss You is composed of 15 tracks total and includes features from Lil Wayne and Justin Timberlake, among others.

"Y'all will likely never get to see how much effort goes into this music, but I think you will be able hear it this time around. The two previously teamed up with DaBaby and Torey Lanez for a remix of Harlow's "What's Poppin" in 2020. "Coming from Louisville we have a different appreciation for this level of success and I refuse to fumble what I can see right in front of me.

“The totally inappropriate reaction to [Lil Nas X] lets you know that we still have some progress to be made,” Harlow said when speaking about LGBTQ+ artists in ...

But he’s taking the hit that artists won’t have to take in the future. “And you hear it in passing; there’s still some homophobia going on. Jack Harlow has opened up about Lil Nas X, saying that some of the homophobic reactions to the latter’s work shows there’s still much “progress to be made” in hip-hop.

Lil Durk revealed his first-week sales prediction for Jack Harlow's 'Come Home The Kids Miss You,' tweeting that he expects the album to move 200000 copies.

The project is poised to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, handing Jack Harlow the first chart-topping album of his career. The project spawned two top 20 Hot 100 hits in the Morgan Wallen-assisted “Broadway Girls” and “AHHH HA.” Just last month, the Louisville, Kentucky native scored his first solo No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 thanks to his Fergie-sampling “First Class.”

Kentucky-born rapper Jack Harlow has hinted at his crush on Dua Lipa with the release of his new track named after the British musician.

Y’all will likely never get to see how much effort goes into this music, but I think you will be able hear it this time around. “We’ve been stuck in the studio for a year straight. “Coming from Louisville we have a different appreciation for this level of success and I refuse to fumble what I can see right in front of me. I’m sure you can see it too. Rapper Jack Harlow has confessed his crush on Dua Lipa with the release of his new song named after the British musician. But the talk of internet is Jack’s track about Dua Lipa in which he hints at his feelings about the Levitating and Break My Heart artist.

What has Dua Lipa said about Jacks Harlow's Dua Lipa lyrics? Here's everything you need to know.

Earlier this year, Jack fans spotted that he asked if Dua was at the Grammys during a red carpet interview. Dua Lipa' is a braggadocios trap-style single in which Jack flexes about his success. Jack Harlow is no stranger to publicly flirting with female superstars.

Two years since 'That's What They All Say', Jack Harlow is back with 'Come Home the Kids Miss You', featuring Drake, Lil Wayne and more.

“I am aware of it, but it’s not something that I’m battling against or lifting up. There’s a new star in hip-hop. Two years since That’s What They All Say, Jack Harlow is back with Come Home the Kids Miss You, featuring Drake, Lil Wayne and more.

Jack Harlow's new album 'Come Home the Kids Miss You' has arrived. What's the best song? Biggest skip? Here's our first impressions review of the album.

I don’t know if he was in a bad mood while he was vacationing with Jack in Turks and Caicos, but he got a lot off his chest on “Churchills Down.” This is the best rapping we’ve heard from Drake in a minute. My favorite Jack Harlow song is “Baxter Avenue” from the last album, because he got personal on it, and opened up about the trials and tribulations of coming from a small town and suddenly getting ridiculously famous. In the first verse of the album’s outro, he raps about wanting to return home and escape the constant attention of fame, while simultaneously highlighting his need for power and respect. It’s dope to see how much Jack has grown since songs like “Sundown” and social media virality, but on Come Home The Kids Miss You, there are moments where feels like he’s cosplaying as the rappers he idolizes. Using a slowed-down sample of “Beautiful” on “Side Piece,” followed by the Pharrell feature on “Movie Star” and “Lil Secret” was the best three-song run on the album. Jordan: My favorite thing about Jack Harlow is that his music usually sounds authentic to him, but on this album, it almost seems like he was trying to live up to the fantasy that his now-massive legion of fans have created of him. I liked how Jack was experimenting with different flows here, from tapping into his melodic bag on “Like a Blade of Grass,” to rapping alongside his idol on the final version of “Churchill Downs.” There are some moments where it sounds like Jack is doing his best Drake impersonation, but he’s not Drake. I wanted to hear how his sound has evolved since the last album, but instead, it feels like Come Home The Kids Miss You is trying to sound like Nothing Was The Same or If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late with all the beat switches. Jessica: “Young Harleezy” is the least appealing to me and it comes off a little corny. That’s not a horrible thing—it’s a pop-leaning record that has other goals in mind—but I was hoping for a few more lyrical moments that jumped out and grabbed me. I like that Pharrell pushed him to try something new, but this thing is all over the place. “I Got A Shot” is a close second.

Jack Harlow recently talked about the process of getting Dua Lipa's permission for his song named after her and how she reacted. Jack Harlow spoke on.

“I wanted to get her blessing, so I FaceTime’d her and played it to her, because I didnt want her to be blindsided by it or to feel creeped out. I suppose it’s okay.’ She was just kind’ve thrown off. But she was like, ‘Oh, I mean, it’s not my song. “I wanted to get her blessing, so I FaceTime’d her and played it to her, because I didnt want her to be blindsided by it or to feel creeped out. But she let it go, so.” @jackharlow says he got @DUALIPA’s permission to release “Dua Lipa” [ @breakfastclubam]

RAPPER Jack Harlow's dating life garners just as much attention as his hit music releases.When Jack debuted his second album, Come Home The Kids Miss.

"She was like 'Oh, I mean...it's not my song. I do." We 'bout to be somethin', they gon' have to catch up." I get it, man. Fadeaway, I lift that Luka knee up, bucket. I heard from someone you said you could be us, nothing."

On 'Come Home the Kids Miss You,' Harlow builds upon bedrock strengths, with Drake, Justin Timberlake, Pharrell and Lil Wayne among guests.

“Movie Star,” with featured co-producer and vocalist Pharrell Williams, is a minor-key electro-squelch that’s cute, but its voices never mesh, and the track seems more spiteful than soulful. So, too, does “Churchill Downs,” Harlow’s quietly odd pairing with Drake. Backed by a weirdly flute-y loop and a slow, infectious click, the team of mentor and mentee throw humble compliments at each other when they’re not offering cutting, pragmatic commentary. If being laid-back, charismatic and contagious were elements of Jack Harlow’s success story on his 2020 major label debut “That’s What They All Say,” with this week’s “Come Home the Kids Miss You,” those virtues reveal themselves as the rapper-songwriter’s golden stock-in-trade.

"I didn't want her to be blindsided by that or feel like creeped out or anything," the Grammy nominee explained.

I think when the song comes out, she’ll grow to appreciate it even more,” he declared. “But she was like, ‘Oh, I mean it’s not my song. “‘Cause I didn’t want her to be blindsided by that or feel like creeped out or anything.

Jack Harlow is standing against the hatred his industry directs at Lil Nas X, who is openly gay. The "First Class" rapper admits hip hop has a problem with ...

“He’s taking the hit that artists won’t have to take in the future. The “First Class” rapper admits hip hop has a problem with homophobia and needs to evolve. “The totally inappropriate reaction to him lets you know that we still have some progress to be made,” said Harlow. “And you hear it in passing; there’s still some homophobia going on.”