Jack Harlow

Jack Harlow is an American rapper and songwriter born in 1998 in Louisville, Kentucky, a city he frequently references in his music and remains closely associated with. He began releasing music as a teenager, gaining early traction through his 2017 project «Gazebo» and its standout track «Dark Knight», which drew attention from figures like Peter Rosenberg and fellow Louisville artist Bryson Tiller. He later signed to DJ Drama and Don Cannon's Generation Now imprint under Atlantic Records.

Harlow's style is defined by a laid-back, conversational flow, witty punchlines and a charismatic, easygoing delivery that sits comfortably between rap and pop. He broke into the mainstream with «WHATS POPPIN», which became a massive commercial hit and cemented his crossover appeal, followed by chart-topping collaborations such as «First Class», built around a Fergie sample, and «Lovin On Me».

His catalogue includes projects like «Confetti» and «Come Home the Kids Miss You», alongside singles like «Tyler Herro» — named after the NBA player and friend — and «Churchill Downs». Known for blending humor, regional pride and radio-friendly hooks, Harlow has become one of the most visible rap-pop crossover artists of his generation, collaborating widely across genres, including with pop artists like Dua Lipa.