The new studio record, which serves as a follow-up to the Louisville rapper's sophomore album, 'Come Home the Kids Miss You', consists of 10 songs in total.
- Apr 28, 2023
AceShowbiz - The wait is over for Jack Harlow's fans. Just a few days after announcing his new album, "Jackman", the "Industry Baby" hitmaker finally released the project on Friday, April 28.
The album consists of 10 songs in total, which is only 25 minutes long if they're compiled. The tracks include "Common Ground", "They Don't Love It", "Ambitious", "Is That Ight?", "Gang Gang Gang", "Denver", "No Enhancers", "It Can't Be", "Blame on Me" ft. Gray Hawken as well as "Questions".
Jack announced the new album on Wednesday. At that time, he shared a shirtless photo of himself on Instagram and Twitter in which he stood in front of trash cans in an alley. He simply captioned it, "Jackman. My new album. Out this Friday 4/28."
The picture, however, prompted online users to make fun of the 25-year-old emcee. "man just used a random shirtless picture as an album cover? I'm streaming anyways," one person commented, while another left a less positive reply that read, "The trash behind being a preview of what the album will sound like."
A third wondered, "worst album cover of all time?" A different individual penned, "This dude been avoiding graphic designers like the plague." Someone else chimed in, "at least the cover fits the music we'll be hearing."
"Jackman" is a follow-up to Jack's sophomore album, "Come Home the Kids Miss You". Dropped in May 2022, the project has 15 tracks in total. One of them is "First Class", which became his second No. 1 on the Hot 100 and first to debut atop the chart.
Aside from keeping himself busy with his music, Jack is gearing up for a film debut. The Louisville, Kentucky native will appear in the upcoming reboot of "White Men Can't Jump", which will hit Hulu on May 19.
