Mar 23
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Mar 23·2 replies
cyclopsWhat's your favorite Jack Harkow pop song?
They actually all pretty mid, but cool for background noise
Chris brown track is cool but Harlow verse trash, First Class could’ve been better but he rushed it out cuz it got internet traction and f***e it up
- Mar 23DicherdownDAVE9
Same reason doja cat fell off mainstream wise
She didn’t fall off in the slightest compared to Jack, she just released one album that didn’t have an undeniable smash
- Mar 23cyclops
What's your favorite Jack Harkow pop song?
Dua lipa
- Mar 23·1 replyTroy Ave Stan
They actually all pretty mid, but cool for background noise
Chris brown track is cool but Harlow verse trash, First Class could’ve been better but he rushed it out cuz it got internet traction and f***e it up
Nah fr bro was scrambling to finish that 2nd verse and u can hear it lol
- Mar 23·1 replyTroy Ave Stan
They actually all pretty mid, but cool for background noise
Chris brown track is cool but Harlow verse trash, First Class could’ve been better but he rushed it out cuz it got internet traction and f***e it up
I like luv on me lmao
Mar 23cyclopsWhat's your favorite Jack Harkow pop song?
song with bryson and static major ain’t bad
Mar 23
BotneyShort answer: no, Jack Harlow didn’t “destroy” his career—but he definitely hit a rough patch that hurt his momentum.
Here’s the realistic breakdown:
📉 What went wrong
After blowing up with songs like “Whats Poppin” and “First Class”, expectations were very high. Then:
His 2023 album Jackman. got a mixed reaction
People started calling his music too safe / low energy
Internet culture turned on him a bit (which happens fast)
It wasn’t a scandal or cancellation—it was more like: 👉 hype > delivery
📈 Why his career is NOT over
He still has massive name recognition
He’s had multiple No.1 hits
The industry still backs him (features, festivals, etc.)
Artists like Drake or Post Malone have had similar dips and bounced back
⚠️ The real issue
Right now he’s in that awkward zone where:
He’s not the “next big thing” anymore
But also hasn’t fully evolved into a respected long-term artist yet
That’s a dangerous middle ground.
🎯 What decides his future
He’ll be fine if he does one of these:
Reinvents his sound (more depth, risk, personality)
Drops a genuinely strong project
Or leans into a clear identity (right now it’s a bit vague)
If he doesn’t… he risks becoming one of those “had a moment” artists.
Brutally honest take:
He didn’t crash—he just stalled. The next 1–2 projects will decide everything.If you want, I can break down why people cooled on him specifically (it’s actually pretty interesting and useful if you're thinking about branding or creative work yourself).
It’s a discussion forum for real thoughts and jokes wtf are you posting this unironically for are you remedial
Mar 23he’ll bounce back when his next album drop and it’s generic pop rap
Mar 24·1 replyAs I said before, he used to fit in the "safe rapper for White girls and frat bros" lane like G Eazy before him.
But that's already a very fickle fanbase to begin with. The same White girls who used to bump Jack Harlow moved on to Morgan Wallen and that left him at the mercy of casuals who only checked for his hits and rap fans who didn't care much for his rapping to begin with.
Jack wasn't really built for longevity like that due to people not actually taking his music that seriously. He's closer to Roddy Rich than Mac Miller.
Mar 24how?
Mar 24
CutiePieHoleAsk Chatgpt and discuss there 🖕
You know it’s bad when not even @Thread suggests we talk about it
- Mar 24Bobby_96
As I said before, he used to fit in the "safe rapper for White girls and frat bros" lane like G Eazy before him.
But that's already a very fickle fanbase to begin with. The same White girls who used to bump Jack Harlow moved on to Morgan Wallen and that left him at the mercy of casuals who only checked for his hits and rap fans who didn't care much for his rapping to begin with.
Jack wasn't really built for longevity like that due to people not actually taking his music that seriously. He's closer to Roddy Rich than Mac Miller.
the grip morgan wallen has on white women is absolutely insane
being a white boy rapper sadly isn’t cool anymore for that market
Mar 24·1 reply
- Mar 24DicherdownDAVE9
I like luv on me lmao
Yeah production carries him heavy, his hits all at the same level for me background type shii lol
- Mar 24bonnierogersato
Nah fr bro was scrambling to finish that 2nd verse and u can hear it lol
Only track I would’ve been like “he going off” but he rushed that last verse, feel like even the mainstream ain’t go full support cuz of that even without em knowin it
Mar 24He didn’t even mess up that bad I think this is all blown out of proportion
- Mar 24ELLOGUVNA
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