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  • Dec 13, 2021
    thegreatdivine

    I get your point. I'm just saying that a superstar like Drake being made goes beyond just a cosign and a push. And there's also the fact that Drake surpassed any expectations Wayne or anyone else had for him. By March 2010, Wayne was locked up and Drake was on his own. He went beyond Wayne's push and kept getting bigger commercially throughout the decade. His unprecedented 13-year run isn't because of Wayne. That's all him.

    I just think calling Jack Harlow the next Drake is setting him up to fail. At 23, Drake was a lot farther ahead in his career than Jack is and it's not even like Drake's run is over or he's slowing down. It's a losing battle any way you try to slice it.

    Your entire first paragraph is cool but idk why you said any of it bc I already understand and agreed with all that

    And in the hypothetical scenario I’m pushing, Drake would be taking Jack under his wing within the next year

    Which means Jack first mainstream album came out while he was 23. Drake first mainstream project SFG came out when drake was 22
    So bringing up the age differences make no sense when they are 1 year apart. You are saying drake achieved a lot more at his age and I was arguing that a lot of those achievements, are directly due to Wayne signing/collaborating with & pushing him.
    Unless you want to strictly talk about the sound of the music as an achievement, my point was yea drake achieved more but a lot of it was cause of Wayne. If drake would’ve gave Jack Harlow 5 features for Jack album you don’t think Jack would’ve achieved more by now?

    We will see if Drake decides to push him or not

  • Dec 13, 2021
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    KalamariFromParty

    Ye isn’t steady. He just had an album come out and then a deluxe version of that album, with a once in a lifetime concert performance the other day as well
    Talking about his numbers rn after all of those anomalies doesn’t indicate we are at his average right now

    He went from 35 to 45 mil after Donda drop. And he's still at 45 months after

    Drake dropped CLB when he was at 55, went up and is already back to 55. While having more hits

    Ye is very steady streaming wise, also cause of his old classics

  • Dec 13, 2021

    the next pop rap artist i mostly ignore? yeah i could see that

  • Dec 13, 2021
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    Y0rn

    He went from 35 to 45 mil after Donda drop. And he's still at 45 months after

    Drake dropped CLB when he was at 55, went up and is already back to 55. While having more hits

    Ye is very steady streaming wise, also cause of his old classics

    Bringing drake up has nothing to do with Jack

    And idk wym by before DONDA drop. Do you mean august before, or like January before.. bc that matters
    Before is a just an ambiguous term

    And he just dropped the deluxe a few weeks ago

    We are still in that album cycle. These are not his normal numbers nor are they his new normal. Jack hasn’t released an album in over 1 year
    Let’s see who’s streaming more September 2022, 1 year after DONDA

  • Dec 13, 2021
    KalamariFromParty

    Bringing drake up has nothing to do with Jack

    And idk wym by before DONDA drop. Do you mean august before, or like January before.. bc that matters
    Before is a just an ambiguous term

    And he just dropped the deluxe a few weeks ago

    We are still in that album cycle. These are not his normal numbers nor are they his new normal. Jack hasn’t released an album in over 1 year
    Let’s see who’s streaming more September 2022, 1 year after DONDA

    @movinq

  • Dec 13, 2021
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    thegreatdivine

    I get your point. I'm just saying that a superstar like Drake being made goes beyond just a cosign and a push. And there's also the fact that Drake surpassed any expectations Wayne or anyone else had for him. By March 2010, Wayne was locked up and Drake was on his own. He went beyond Wayne's push and kept getting bigger commercially throughout the decade. His unprecedented 13-year run isn't because of Wayne. That's all him.

    I just think calling Jack Harlow the next Drake is setting him up to fail. At 23, Drake was a lot farther ahead in his career than Jack is and it's not even like Drake's run is over or he's slowing down. It's a losing battle any way you try to slice it.

    Drake does Beatles numbers

    Op: yeah jack harlow the new drake lmao

  • Dec 13, 2021
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    Reading through OP’s explanation of “Jack is the next Drake” the premise is completely based on the hypothetical of Drake taking Jack under his wing. And Jack hasn’t done anything besides sound inspired by Drake and have a decent hit and be a popular social media personality to justify comparisons to Drake’s career. Not to mention people from his class doing way more to warrant comparisons than him

    So this begs the question…why did OP pick Jack specifically?

  • Dec 14, 2021
    Y0rn

    Drake does Beatles numbers

    Op: yeah jack harlow the new drake lmao

    S*** is hilarious.

  • Dec 14, 2021
    BRAVE

    Reading through OP’s explanation of “Jack is the next Drake” the premise is completely based on the hypothetical of Drake taking Jack under his wing. And Jack hasn’t done anything besides sound inspired by Drake and have a decent hit and be a popular social media personality to justify comparisons to Drake’s career. Not to mention people from his class doing way more to warrant comparisons than him

    So this begs the question…why did OP pick Jack specifically?

    Because he's white.

  • Dec 14, 2021

    Drake taking nobody under his wing

  • Dec 14, 2021

    Nah, yb the next drake

  • Dec 14, 2021
    Tomorrow

    Cordova is already the next Drake.

    You mean Drake is the next Cordova

  • Bernie X 🙊
    Dec 14, 2021
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    He can’t sing so nah

    But he does rap just like Drake so I see what u saying

  • Dec 14, 2021
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    Bernie X

    He can’t sing so nah

    But he does rap just like Drake so I see what u saying

    lol right. still not as good a rapper. He's lyrically not on the level of a drake

  • frenchpress 🔺
    Dec 14, 2021

    did u not see the concert
    drake will be the next drake

  • Dec 14, 2021
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    PRINCED3VILLE

    lol right. still not as good a rapper. He's lyrically not on the level of a drake

    Drake has always been lyrically average. Not much needed to reach that level.

  • Dec 14, 2021
    Iron Lion Zion

    Drake has always been lyrically average. Not much needed to reach that level.

    looool
    such cap

  • Y0rn

    Drake does Beatles numbers

    Op: yeah jack harlow the new drake lmao

    The Beatles were around in the 1960s
    There were 3 billion people on earth back then

    There are 7.9 billion people right now in 2021

    Doing “Beatles numbers” is going to become a record more and more artists break as time goes on. There are songs with >1 billion streams you’ve never heard of bc you live in your own world, and those songs live outside of it

    So those Beatles numbers don’t mean anything when comparing them today. It’s a completely different world

    Harlow album already has 1 billion streams actually, I don’t think 1 billion people heard the Beatles music in 1960s

  • Dec 14, 2021
    BRAVE

    Reading through OP’s explanation of “Jack is the next Drake” the premise is completely based on the hypothetical of Drake taking Jack under his wing. And Jack hasn’t done anything besides sound inspired by Drake and have a decent hit and be a popular social media personality to justify comparisons to Drake’s career. Not to mention people from his class doing way more to warrant comparisons than him

    So this begs the question…why did OP pick Jack specifically?

    Jack debut album came out December 2020

    So who, exactly, are his peers? What rapper has dropped their debut album 2019 or after and has more commercial success than Jack?

  • I'm actually the next drake.

  • Dec 14, 2021

    This dude really a jack harlow stan

  • Dec 14, 2021
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    KalamariFromParty

    He’s one of the only new generation artists that is known almost purely for his music. No gimmicks, no scandals, just bars

    he got viral gimmicks tho the druski s*** the sus jokes etc

  • Dec 14, 2021
    CuzzoP

    He’s a likeable dude but haven’t even heard him outside since that poppin song

    that chris brown ft song getting played

  • I think this the best thread to ask, did Jack harlow put EST Gee on? I heard route 22 yesterday so I think they from the same place and I didn't hear of EST Gee until this summer.

    If so you can't say Harlow hasn't already put people on.

  • Dec 14, 2021
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    cmrnfr

    he got viral gimmicks tho the druski s*** the sus jokes etc

    That’s not a gimmick

    The Druski stuff are skits. And they might make their own TV show/movie. You wouldn’t be able to do that from a Gimmick. It’s just comedy

    The “sus stuff” isn’t a gimmick either, it’s just him making jokes and being funny and he has a tendency to lean on sus jokes. That’s no different than Dave Chapelle being a comedian and leaning on black people jokes in the sense that; it’s not a gimmick, but just a stylistic choice

    Y’all don’t understand what a gimmick is so stop