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Jack Harlow and Druski
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Jack Harlow and Druski share a remarkably entertaining public friendship. Their amusing camaraderie has been evident throughout their journeys to stardom. Recently, Harlow captured attention once again by leaving a witty remark on Druski’s new post related to Rubi Rose.
After the video model insinuated online that her connection with the social media sensation was merely a publicity stunt, the Atlanta-native made a point to declare in his caption, “Never needed no PR.” Harlow chimed in with, “Or a stylist, or a trainer, or a nutritionist #INDEPENDENT #SELFMADE.”
In light of his comment, fans started to ponder Harlow’s current activities, considering his previously high profile after being one of the most discussed names in the music realm. One user tweeted, “Where Jack Harlow been at?” while another remarked, “D**n we need new Jack Harlow music, it’s been a while. This reminds me of him again.”
One individual even expressed, “I forgot about this duo? Where tf has Jack been?” It’s a valid inquiry, given that Harlow hasn’t produced any solo tracks since his 2023 popular single, “Lovin On Me,” which had a notable Skilla Baby endorsement.
The collaborator with Drake is set to headline a unique Citi Sound Vault event at the Brooklyn Paramount on October 17. In a press statement, he expressed, “Excited for this intimate performance. It will be a memorable evening.” The Generation Now artist is renowned for hit songs such as “First Class” and “WHATS POPPIN.”
Recently, Harlow has been progressing in the acting arena as well. Audience reactions to his stint in the 2023 remake of White Men Can’t Jump featuring Teyana Taylor were mixed. More notably, he has joined the stellar ensemble of Apple TV+’s The Instigators, which includes Matt Damon and Casey Affleck. The film received a score of 41 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, which is a 15 percent improvement over White Men Can’t Jump.