Jack Harlow Drops "Tranquility"
To end 2024, Jack Harlow unexpectedly released a new track titled "Tranquility." The Louisville rapper releases another song for his followers after the release of his flirty tune "Hello Miss Johnson."
The song, which is currently only available on YouTube, has Harlow discussing the criticism he has been receiving since calling off his Kentucky festival. He makes it apparent that he is not seeking "hip-hop credibility" by releasing an honest and reflective song in which he raps with assurance, putting an end to any criticism.
The song, which is currently only available on YouTube, has Harlow discussing the criticism he has been receiving since calling off his Kentucky festival. He makes it apparent that he is not seeking "hip-hop credibility" by releasing an honest and reflective song in which he raps with assurance, putting an end to any criticism.
After Harlow and the Louisville Orchestra sang Elvis Presley's "Can't Help But Fall in Love," he was recently criticized online for being a culture vulture. The internet trolls were not pleased with his performance, despite the fact that it was memorable. Harlow responds to these critiques in "Tranquility," asserting that his label has been requesting a new record during financial renegotiations following his first Gazebo Festival. The artist is in his growing phase, keeping his head held high.