CoolinInTheCut
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this whole album is Drake-lite.
Jack Harlow- 'Come Home The Kids Miss You' (Album Discussion Thread)
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CoolinInTheCut
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I’ve never heard it. No lie. I stay away from all things lil Nas x cause he’s more gimmicks than music to me.
Never heard a Jack Harlow track before at least one I knew was his, had to spin this out of curiosity.
About what I expected. Rap equivalent of a baloney sandwich on Wonderbread
How you gonna be a rap star with this little swag? Dude's gonna be a star though, got the machine behind him and teenage white kids gonna eat this up
About what I expected. Rap equivalent of a baloney sandwich on Wonderbread
How you gonna be a rap star with this little swag? Dude's gonna be a star though, got the machine behind him and teenage white kids gonna eat this up
Kenyan West
lazy fba philly nikka,
listened to a few of the tracks, watched a few videos.. someone above mentioned that he comes across as inauthentic -- that's the feeling I get from this dude, pause
he's a cac doing a basic black man imitation, from the way we walk, dap, dress. insane that he's getting attention like this, a zillion black men could have filled his role in the game
he's a cac doing a basic black man imitation, from the way we walk, dap, dress. insane that he's getting attention like this, a zillion black men could have filled his role in the game
Patrick Kane
Superstar
Young “Harleezy” definitely a play off of Drizzy.
Production on this record is amazing. Mixed very cleanly, some nice samples and grooves on it. The raps are just super mid. He ain’t saying or talking about shyt and the bars ain’t hard or clever.
I will say he know how flow and ride a beat so the records don’t sound terrible. I just hate the Drizzy comparisons because he not rapping like the boy at all who actually has bars and some depth in music. Jack just not creative enough
CoolinInTheCut
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lol that was one of those songs that was impossible to avoid outside. the label was pushing it HARD.
never heard it in the club or bar. I’m about to check it out now though
thought it was a play on “weezy”, and he does mention wayne in the song
Formerly known as...
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I can honestly I haven't. I have never checked for Lil Nas X at all, and that old town road was terrible to me and surprised me how big it got to be honest.
CoolinInTheCut
Superstar
Yeah you can tell A LOT of money went into the production of this album. All the samples clearances and engineering.
I agree on the lack of substance and creativity in his music. I feel like thats the one thing he forgot to copy paste from Drake when he borrowed his flows, rhyme schemes, and swagger. He's missing the vulnerability Drake shows in his music too. But otherwise its clear to me he's very heavily influenced by Drake.
At the end of the day this is bubble gum pop music. White people will eat it up and catapult dude to the top of the game since they been desperate for a "cool white rapper" for a minute. You're already starting to see it with how the Fergie flip is making noise, despite it being a mid record rapping wise.
CoolinInTheCut
Superstar
I can honestly I haven't. I have never checked for Lil Nas X at all, and that old town road was terrible to me and surprised me how big it got to be honest.
I think if you went heard it now, it'll definitely sound familiar to you. That song was unavoidable just like Old Town Road. shyt was everywhere.
I heard it in passing from my daughters tik tok videos lol
Yeah I’m far from the demographic this markets too lol this video is wild bro
but you were right.
Drake washed him so crazy 
This shyt is easy listening for rap casuals 
this belongs in dental offices
this belongs in dental offices
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