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What I love is how the touching production forces Jack to drop easily his most vulnerable lyrics to date. In “Blame On Me,” Jack Harlow talks about the disappointing relationship he has with his little brother and father. Blame On Me “Blame On Me” is the longest, most complete, and most emotional track on this album. On some real s**t, I needed this album to start this way.ġ. Jack’s dynamic flow, which one can call tongue-twisty, pairs perfectly with his laidback tone and his interesting observations. “Common Ground” is powered by this therapeutic beat that will force gentle hand claps and slight head nods out of you. Sometimes, it’s the most subdued beats that bring out the best in rappers. Common Ground From the moment you press play on “Common Ground,” the intro, you realize that Jack Harlow is rapping rapping on this album. The song’s sunny and soulful beat combined with Jack’s rebellious lyrics and vibrant rap deliveries will definitely pull at a few of your heartstrings.Ģ.

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In it, Jack Harlow lets us know that he can care less about selfies, retweets, free jewelry (Yea, I have no clue what that means), or flights. I probably like the message behind “Is That Ight?” more than I like the way the song sounds. Is That Ight? In “Is That Ight?,” Jack Harlow reminds us that we can all carve out the kind of life that we want. Thankfully, his cool rap demeanor sounds modern.ĭo you know what I think it is, Jack? Those KFC commercials.ģ. What’s interesting about the track is that it boasts this sly, funky hip-hop beat that almost makes it feel like a ’70s theme song for the Louisville rapper.

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At the end of the day, Jack believes it’s his white skin that makes people doubt him (y’all trippin). Not only does he bring up the relationships he has been able to keep, but he also brings up his dedication to his craft. In “It Can’t Be,” Jack highlights every single reason that he thinks he’s been successful. While I don’t think that he is the second coming of Rakim, I do think that he is at least a solid rapper. I believe Jack Harlow gets a lot of unnecessary hate. It Can’t Be “It Can’t Be” is an anti-white privilege anthem. Though the song is too chill for its own good, it definitely shows the important thoughts that run through the heads of humble artists (Which I think is meaningful to hear).Ĥ. In the song, Jack Harlow questions why he’s so flawed, why he treats his manager like he’s above her, and why he puts his trust in certain people. “Questions” feels like a classic Drake vent session that usually happens after dawn. Questions “Questions” is a track right out of Drake’s playbook. Jack Harlow simplifies things in “Jackman.”ĥ.