Oh shit lol. I wonder if that was planned or just fell into place, I was thinking that this whole album sounds like he used Churchill Downs as a foundation to build off, so it would make a lotta sense
thank me later Common Ground - 1:46 They Don’t Love It - 6:21 Ambitious - 11:14 Is That Ight? - 16:34 Gang Gang Gang - 21:02 Denver - 25:40 No Enchancers - 30:55 It Can’t Be - 33:12 Blame On Me - 37:24 Questions - 43:39
Blame On Me is easily the best track. What a complex story about generational cycles that continue because of guilt we feel. How his little brother probably feels towards him, how he feels towards his dad and his little brother and how his dad feels towards him. They all care for each other and recognize the pain they caused but it’s just hard to talk about so they don’t. Instead, they just tell each other to put the blame on me.
The listenability of this album is through the roof. It's smooth, weaves one track in to the next well and Jack Harlow's casual cadence on the soul tracks is an intimate invitation to his storytelling.
This was a great improvement. A step to the right direction. Sure this isn’t an instant classic or a 10/10 album but this is the restart he needed. This album should be appreciated.
Its super interesting on how each person gets something different from a song. I took Gang Gang Gang as a song about people Jack is/was close with, that unfortunately had charges brought upon them. Prior to the charges Jack thought extremely high about them, but after the charges, Jack is now questioning himself on weather or not his Friends are the good people he knows, or the evil people others say they are. The song is a story of his struggle with this decision, without truly knowing what to believe, not what to do. Ultimately leaving him feeling terrible for either decision. However, I could be completely wrong, but the song made a discussion and interest, and that's is what matters most.
I think you nailed it, and people who say they don't like it because it makes them uncomfortable are failing to realize that's exactly the point. He successfully made people feel uncomfortable just as he does, so that literally means he did well.
This is one of the realest and most beautiful rap albums I’ve ever heard. Jack really showed us his true self and was rlly just spitting from his heart. 10/10 album right here
People hated on come home the kids miss you, but it was the base on which this album was built. His last album was a way to catch the ear and show that he could make a record full of “hits”. This album combines the vibe of that album with a true deep dive into how lyrical Jack can be. I think his next album will be one of the best albums of modern times, similar to 4 your eyes only, a combination of huge hits and thought provoking artistic works.
Word, he had to stay on top of the game long enough to make this, a quality project takes a lot of time. But if he took two years off to make this without dropping anything he could fall off
The last Jack album disappointed me and I've been listening to him since he came out and this is so nice and refreshing to see that he is so self-aware that he is able to self-reflect and evolve.
I donno why his previous album dint get much attention except one or two singles thats blew up on tiktok..Before this album I was just listening to that album to get a fresh vibe especially "poison" Give it another chance mate😊
Been a fan of Jack since I first heard him. And always love to see you react to his songs. He's a real one and I never doubt of his potencial and with his work rate he is definitly going to be one of the greatest. At least for me. And thank for always keeping it real. Love
Jack keeps on perfecting his craft with each record he does. Our man’s keeps making the 502 proud & he’s not even in his prime yet. This album was definitely him just on vibe mode & beat selection was on point!
Timestamps: Common Ground 1:45 They Don't Love It 6:19 Ambitious 11:10 Is That Ight? 16:34 Gang Gang Gang 21:02 Denver 25:40 No Enhancers 30:55 It Cant Be 33:13 Blame On Me 37:25 Questions 43:38 Have a great day!
Honestly bro this was a great listen. We actually got to know who jack is and how much he went through in life. Songs are good/great. I love how every song makes you feel a different way and understand things in different perspectives too. Great reaction brother and great album from jack too. This is a great 10 song album too
I’m 38 here from the mountains of VA & I’m here to back you up shaq~ LIFE WAS SO MUCH BETTER!!! The running around the woods fighting with my foster brothers in a make shift ring~ playing in the mud and rain~ and SO ON!!!
I love the production value of this album. I wasn’t a fan of Jack before I listened to this album. I’d love if other rappers Uzi, Cordae, and others follow in his steps and really hone in on their craft and focus on Story telling. Jack has come a long way in just 3/4 years with this album but still has a lot of room to perfect his craft and him still being young means he can realistically achieve that status he’s chasing.
Finally someone that isn't doing a review that decided to hate on someone after everything sounded amazing great giving bars and everything that people ask for never to be satisfied thank you very much. We got to go back to the days where we enjoy music and actually listen to it and not criticize it
TRACKLIST Common Ground - 1:46 They Don’t Love It - 6:21 Ambitious - 11:14 Is That Ight? - 16:33 Gang Gang - 21:02 Denver - 25:40 No Enhancers - 30:55 It Can’t Be - 33:12 Blame On Me - 37:24 Questions - 43:39
In "They Don't Love It" at 9:10 Jack says, "they ain't cut from the same thread like him," but he also means ain't cut from the same thread like hem, which is when you thread the sleeves or legs of pants to be shorter and fit better.
Have been watching your videos since the Kamikaze album when I was 15, now im 20. I just wanna say thank you for your work. These monents really made me some good memories.
I ain’t ever dislike Jack, cause I knew he could rap rap for real. I just been disliking his recent subject matter, but this album right here! “This shii right here!!!” (J.Cole) He was in his bag for real. Now I can truly say I mess with Jack for real. I hope he stay true to himself from now on. I know everybody wants to be versatile and do different kind of songs and genres but there needs to be a basis always. You gotta still be identifiable when changing your style. I should be able to know it’s YOU, and not think you biting somebody else style.
This was his best album yet. NoLifeShaq, you are my favourite reactor on TH-cam. I love how you dig deep into the track and explain bars. Keep it up, brother. Love from Toronto, Canada.
If you want to really get into the bars and the flow, I highly recommend Knoxx Hill. He's one of the best reactors and he rarely misses a bar. No hate on Shaq, I love his reactions just as much but for different reasons. Peace from Sask fellow Canadian!
This is better than his last album though, it kinda reminds of Lil Nas X's album where he just kept it real with everything he's been going through and I love that kind of artist who's able to do that
I just discovered your channel a few weeks ago and I love your reactions. Your enthusiasm always makes me smile, and Jack is one of my favorite artists (first became a fan when Covid hit in March 2020) so I always like to see what others think of him too. This album and Confetti might be my favorites from him. This one feels so personal and I love when rap tells a story and is something I can relate to ❤
This album was definitely a breath of fresh air in Jack's catalogue. I did NOT expect Jack was gonna switch it up, cut the trendy passive confident rap hit make type music and come on this album and SPIT. This is definetly a growth and improvement from his last album. I was debating not even to listen to it but i got recommended Common Ground then got hooked and listened to the rest. Def a 9/10 for me. Jack is returning to his old form. No BS, just bars.
You said that SO RIGHT. Common Ground song is starting conversations me any my generation HAVE BEEN WANTING...not knowing how to start em...hope this is one of the main ones ❤❤❤
27:00 FAACCTTSSS. Jack is a real one for this album FR. I'd be thinking about how peaceful my life would be if the only things I knew were the things I NEEDED to know. So much bullshit lives in mind rent free for no reason, just taking space when you could've known something more worthwhile. TH-cam keeps me in check but I find myself waiting on something to drop when I could be thinking about tomorrow. Literally forgetting the natural blessings of life.
29??? You're wise beyond your years man, this is the only react i've seen where you actually listened to what jack had to say instead of just tryna "gotcha" him on a line or some shit. Keep doing solid work man!
This album has been such a beautiful curveball, every song is so raw and i really resonated with blame on me and really understand bar for bar his situation of similarity. Proud of jack and how far he has come.
Not even a rap music listener… I’m hooked on this album, just great rhymes, rhythm, positive ideas, resonated with his perspective and energy through it all. I’m a fan, 10/10 album.
Don't worry Shaq about people waiting for you to make a mistake. Just focus on doing your thing, on the people who love you and keep in your mind that everything will be just right in the future while appreciating what you have right now. Thank you for being YOU 🙏
Bad ass I love this fire and the way Shaq interacts with the camera and audience is a 10-10 everytime bro its Golden fr still my biggest inspiration other than Eminem, Juice Wrld, and 2pac
Yo be honest,No enhancers is my faverioute,It shows good things in life and also sounds like you driving a car at sunset but the sun ain’t in your eyes.
Ey bro no lie that was an amazing album 🔥 Blame On Me really spoke to me and really got me in my feelings about my own relationship with my brother and my dad. It’s crazy how much I can relate to that song. Overall the album is fire!!🔥🔥
This album gave me the same feeling as the early dat piff era Drake. So much truth, solid production and well written/delivered concepts and bars. My only complaint is I want an extra verse on almost every song. He left you feeling like you knew him and want to know more. Genius execution on a mixtape length album.
Watching this reaction with you put this album in perspective. This is his response to the hate he got during his whirlwind rise up the charts and the backlash he got from his last album. The heavy part about this is it looks like instead of pushing back on the hate and trying to fight fire with fire... hes putting it all out there to show the world his true self.. flaws and all. Who can hit you anywhere else when you've put all the skeletons in your closet out for the world to see? And here's the real tribute to the GOAT from Mr. Harlow... he's doing exactly what Em did when he went up against Papa Doc in the last round of 8 Mile. But he did it HIS way... on HIS terms... in HIS style. "F**k this industry I don't wanna win I'm outtie.... here tell these people something they dont know about me". BARS.
You talking about Eminem and skeletons in a closet remind me of when Em said something similar in Cleaning Out My Closet. “I got some skeletons in my closet and I don’t know if no one knows it, So before they throw me inside my coffin and close, it Ima expose it.”
That first track had me thinking this album was going in a completely different direction. Good for him for being vulnerable, I just expected a little something different from the way it jumped off. Side note: The Liberian Artist Mon RovÎa deserves a listen. He's seriously a once-in-a-lifetime talent, with great music.
The storytelling on this album one of the best of the current and last decade, he told his true story, the life around him, we barely get any of that these days. I honestly give it a 10/10 because it's something for foreign these days, it's the truest version of a hip-hop artist, he did that! Blame On Me really made me shed some tears my first few listens, it's so damn real, like so so so damn real.
Blame on me is a fantastic story that I resonate with deeply. The first verse is the younger brother talking to his older brother about reminiscing the old days of hanging out with each other. The second verse is about the older brother conversing with the younger brother about his regrets and explaining why he treated his younger brother the way he did. The third verse is either another older brother or a father figure talking to the older brother about why he raised him the way that he did. Jack's flow he puts in to his thoughts is outstanding to say the least. Congrats Jack, this a banger for all siblings.
“Everybody know Jack but they don’t know Jackman”
- Jack Harlow (Churchill Downs)
YOOO
Oh shit lol. I wonder if that was planned or just fell into place, I was thinking that this whole album sounds like he used Churchill Downs as a foundation to build off, so it would make a lotta sense
damn😯
Second Persona Time
Plus Jackman is his birth name .
It’s VERY clear to me Jack had a point to prove with this album. And he made himself very clear!!!
He heard all the criticism from the last album and took a step back and got real on this shit
This album was personal
I wasn't a fan of Jack Harlow, but this album was dope he killed it! I didn't know he could rap like that. Good on him!
Listen to his old albums. This is the old Jack, the real Jack, the Jack we all needed to hear from again. No Hollywood, just him being real
@@augustusczar7375 I came here to say this but I knew in my heart that it already had been said
@@augustusczar7375 yeah come home the kids miss you is really is only big miss
@pic! I feel so bad for all the people that had that as their introductory album to his music
@@kisukami1629 on god and that was most people too, if you been listening since gazebo this album shouldn’t surprise you
No Hollywood bs just bars and great sampling. Jack got a W with this one 🔥
fr
Facts
@@yaboi-a-random-moon !fact
Facts
Lol
thank me later
Common Ground - 1:46
They Don’t Love It - 6:21
Ambitious - 11:14
Is That Ight? - 16:34
Gang Gang Gang - 21:02
Denver - 25:40
No Enchancers - 30:55
It Can’t Be - 33:12
Blame On Me - 37:24
Questions - 43:39
Later? I'll thank you right now.
100th like right here💪😤
What's yo cash app king
Thank you!!
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Blame On Me is easily the best track. What a complex story about generational cycles that continue because of guilt we feel. How his little brother probably feels towards him, how he feels towards his dad and his little brother and how his dad feels towards him. They all care for each other and recognize the pain they caused but it’s just hard to talk about so they don’t. Instead, they just tell each other to put the blame on me.
this !!! blame on me was 🤌
Real shi, had me a lil teary eyed on the first listen, it's just real
Best track is gang gang gang imo
The listenability of this album is through the roof. It's smooth, weaves one track in to the next well and Jack Harlow's casual cadence on the soul tracks is an intimate invitation to his storytelling.
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Very well said. I agree
You broke it down beautifully.
This is the rap I love. No smoke screens of money and cars, just real talk.
@@Joyaplayscod same counts for me
I love both. Sometimes i want to appreciate the artistic side of it, sometimes i just wanna get hype lol
This was a great improvement. A step to the right direction. Sure this isn’t an instant classic or a 10/10 album but this is the restart he needed. This album should be appreciated.
facts
Truth 💯
Why did he need a restart his last album was arguably better I really enjoy this one tho
The general consensus was his last album wasn’t it
@@mcgrubit His last album felt sluggish as hell.
Its super interesting on how each person gets something different from a song. I took Gang Gang Gang as a song about people Jack is/was close with, that unfortunately had charges brought upon them. Prior to the charges Jack thought extremely high about them, but after the charges, Jack is now questioning himself on weather or not his Friends are the good people he knows, or the evil people others say they are. The song is a story of his struggle with this decision, without truly knowing what to believe, not what to do. Ultimately leaving him feeling terrible for either decision. However, I could be completely wrong, but the song made a discussion and interest, and that's is what matters most.
I think the confusion you feel listening to it the first time mirrors the confusion he feels in that situation.
Agree
agree w this bro
I think you nailed it, and people who say they don't like it because it makes them uncomfortable are failing to realize that's exactly the point. He successfully made people feel uncomfortable just as he does, so that literally means he did well.
I thought the same but it was also a reflection of what his gang makes him
Jack stepped it up with this one for sure!
This is one of the realest and most beautiful rap albums I’ve ever heard. Jack really showed us his true self and was rlly just spitting from his heart. 10/10 album right here
Not 10/10
10/10, if your ears are full of sand 😂😂
u most have not heard that many rap albums
@J Moxie bro I've got ball hairs older than you
8/10 it's great but it's not like anything amazing or perfect but a great album still was pleasantly surprised by this
I definitely felt Jack had something to prove in this album> his truth. We should really appreciate, because he is opening to all of us
People hated on come home the kids miss you, but it was the base on which this album was built. His last album was a way to catch the ear and show that he could make a record full of “hits”. This album combines the vibe of that album with a true deep dive into how lyrical Jack can be. I think his next album will be one of the best albums of modern times, similar to 4 your eyes only, a combination of huge hits and thought provoking artistic works.
Word, he had to stay on top of the game long enough to make this, a quality project takes a lot of time. But if he took two years off to make this without dropping anything he could fall off
im already prepared for the next one ughhhh
Last album was cool but this one I could actually playback. Played it back three times already 🔥
fax! im on my 4th run back. last album i dont even remmeber one song besides first class.
@@preezuswalks1615 not even Churchill downs?
@@Kiing_jer no
Listen to his older stuff if you haven’t
@@jakeandrew333 this is better
The last Jack album disappointed me and I've been listening to him since he came out and this is so nice and refreshing to see that he is so self-aware that he is able to self-reflect and evolve.
I donno why his previous album dint get much attention except one or two singles thats blew up on tiktok..Before this album I was just listening to that album to get a fresh vibe especially "poison"
Give it another chance mate😊
@@Suryaslaps I like that what they all say and confetti most honestly but I’ve been listen since before 18
I already know this gonna get a Grammy nomination. This a no skip album
Been a fan of Jack since I first heard him. And always love to see you react to his songs. He's a real one and I never doubt of his potencial and with his work rate he is definitly going to be one of the greatest. At least for me. And thank for always keeping it real. Love
Jack keeps on perfecting his craft with each record he does. Our man’s keeps making the 502 proud & he’s not even in his prime yet. This album was definitely him just on vibe mode & beat selection was on point!
Timestamps:
Common Ground 1:45
They Don't Love It 6:19
Ambitious 11:10
Is That Ight? 16:34
Gang Gang Gang 21:02
Denver 25:40
No Enhancers 30:55
It Cant Be 33:13
Blame On Me 37:25
Questions 43:38
Have a great day!
Thanks 🙏
what an album, jack in his most transparent self sharing the good and bad thoughts, i loved this album and loved your reaction, much love from 🇲🇽
Honestly bro this was a great listen. We actually got to know who jack is and how much he went through in life. Songs are good/great. I love how every song makes you feel a different way and understand things in different perspectives too. Great reaction brother and great album from jack too. This is a great 10 song album too
Gang Gang Gang caught me off guard ☠️
Fr i thought at first he was saying he lied for them to protect em or some shit but then realised he was saying the exact opposite 😂
Ong bro I was listening to this at 12am and that came on😅
Init😂
@@szbmedia bruh why it translate to heat 💀
@@Tillermann 😅😅😅
I’m 38 here from the mountains of VA & I’m here to back you up shaq~ LIFE WAS SO MUCH BETTER!!! The running around the woods fighting with my foster brothers in a make shift ring~ playing in the mud and rain~ and SO ON!!!
I love the production value of this album. I wasn’t a fan of Jack before I listened to this album. I’d love if other rappers Uzi, Cordae, and others follow in his steps and really hone in on their craft and focus on Story telling. Jack has come a long way in just 3/4 years with this album but still has a lot of room to perfect his craft and him still being young means he can realistically achieve that status he’s chasing.
Finally someone that isn't doing a review that decided to hate on someone after everything sounded amazing great giving bars and everything that people ask for never to be satisfied thank you very much. We got to go back to the days where we enjoy music and actually listen to it and not criticize it
this my favorite reaction channel bro🔥 always showing love instead of trying to critique constantly! you a genuine person
- Everybody know Jack but they don't know JACKMAN.
Now we truly understand what he was tryna to tell us homies. Big W for him. Im lovin this album ❤🔥
he poured his heart and soul into this album
This is hands down Jacks best to date!!! I will save and listen to this after this reaction for sure. 🔥🔥
Confetti, Loose, Jackman are his top 3
Keep the reactions coming shaq
This one turned a skeptic into a believer. Quality. Concise. Not a bar wasted. Fair play to Jack,man. No pun intended…
TRACKLIST
Common Ground - 1:46
They Don’t Love It - 6:21
Ambitious - 11:14
Is That Ight? - 16:33
Gang Gang - 21:02
Denver - 25:40
No Enhancers - 30:55
It Can’t Be - 33:12
Blame On Me - 37:24
Questions - 43:39
In "They Don't Love It" at 9:10 Jack says, "they ain't cut from the same thread like him," but he also means ain't cut from the same thread like hem, which is when you thread the sleeves or legs of pants to be shorter and fit better.
Trash bar. Makes zero sense
This sounds like looking too far into lyrics
Double entendre
Have been watching your videos since the Kamikaze album when I was 15, now im 20. I just wanna say thank you for your work. These monents really made me some good memories.
damn bro it’s been 5 years since that😳no wayyyy haha
Common Ground 1:46
They don't love it 6:17
Ambitions 11:10
Is that ight? 16:32
Gan Gang Gang 21:00
Denver 25:38
No Enhancers 30:54
It can't be 33:10
Blame On me 37:21
Questions 43:34
Very personal project.. And he rappin' rappin'!..
"Blame On Me" put tears in my eyes..
i really enjoyed your interpretations and thoughts on this album. great reaction you just earned a new subscriber brother
I ain’t ever dislike Jack, cause I knew he could rap rap for real. I just been disliking his recent subject matter, but this album right here! “This shii right here!!!” (J.Cole) He was in his bag for real. Now I can truly say I mess with Jack for real. I hope he stay true to himself from now on. I know everybody wants to be versatile and do different kind of songs and genres but there needs to be a basis always. You gotta still be identifiable when changing your style. I should be able to know it’s YOU, and not think you biting somebody else style.
This was his best album yet. NoLifeShaq, you are my favourite reactor on TH-cam. I love how you dig deep into the track and explain bars. Keep it up, brother. Love from Toronto, Canada.
If you want to really get into the bars and the flow, I highly recommend Knoxx Hill. He's one of the best reactors and he rarely misses a bar. No hate on Shaq, I love his reactions just as much but for different reasons. Peace from Sask fellow Canadian!
@@isolatikn4324 thanks man
W another Canadian
Finally the reaction we all been waiting on👏👏
This is the first album of his I listen too all the way through and I’m glad, he really is an artist and I look up to him from Louisville myself
Jack went crazy on these tracks🤫🔥🗣💯
this is easily his best album
nahhh, his debut album is better than this and confetti too lowkey, this shit cool tho
This is better than his last album though, it kinda reminds of Lil Nas X's album where he just kept it real with everything he's been going through and I love that kind of artist who's able to do that
It’s a good album, but his earlier stuff is so hard too
Rough.
this ain’t better than that’s what they all say 😭
You always on point 🔥🔥🤙🏽
I just discovered your channel a few weeks ago and I love your reactions. Your enthusiasm always makes me smile, and Jack is one of my favorite artists (first became a fan when Covid hit in March 2020) so I always like to see what others think of him too. This album and Confetti might be my favorites from him. This one feels so personal and I love when rap tells a story and is something I can relate to ❤
Jack Harlow 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Finally I’ve been waiting to see your reaction
This album was definitely a breath of fresh air in Jack's catalogue. I did NOT expect Jack was gonna switch it up, cut the trendy passive confident rap hit make type music and come on this album and SPIT. This is definetly a growth and improvement from his last album. I was debating not even to listen to it but i got recommended Common Ground then got hooked and listened to the rest. Def a 9/10 for me. Jack is returning to his old form. No BS, just bars.
And Gang Gang Gang is the best song on the album, it has people CHATTING about something that should be talked about.
He had to make up for it. The samples on here, slap the soul😭🔥
You said that SO RIGHT. Common Ground song is starting conversations me any my generation HAVE BEEN WANTING...not knowing how to start em...hope this is one of the main ones ❤❤❤
Album been on repeat🔥🔥Kenya represented🇰🇪
Kumbe tuko wengi 😂😂😂
mkubwa😂😂😂😂
mbogi ni massive😂
Holly shit these kind of gems are rare these days,thanks Jack i knew you had it in you, Em must be real proud of you
I legit dreamed of this video ❤
One of my favourite albums now, didnt expect this from Jackman
Came here hoping you reacted to a song, happy af to see the album reaction. This shits so cold.
Jack killllled it with this album. I havnt stopped banging to it since it came out
Thank you for being one of the best TH-camrs. Jack Harlow definitely proved himself with this album.
Cant wait to se how good this ons going to be♥️
The beat selection give me j cole vibes fr
Makes sense j cole produced “is that Ight?”
No he didn’t
Hollywood cole is and j.cole are two entirely different people
@Cuban Linx bro I've seen so many comments of people thinking Hollywood Cole is J. Cole 😂😂
Been waiting for this reaction all day 🔥🔥
I've listened to this whole album at least twice a day, no skips since it dropped 🔥🔥🔥
27:00 FAACCTTSSS. Jack is a real one for this album FR. I'd be thinking about how peaceful my life would be if the only things I knew were the things I NEEDED to know. So much bullshit lives in mind rent free for no reason, just taking space when you could've known something more worthwhile. TH-cam keeps me in check but I find myself waiting on something to drop when I could be thinking about tomorrow. Literally forgetting the natural blessings of life.
Jack Harlow said he tired of the haters. He giving y’all DAT TALK. 🔥🫡
Bro silenced his haters and saved his career in 24 minutes 😂
This is a very Soulful and Raw Jack Harlow, the album was great
i love that he almost exactly doubled the album length 😭
29??? You're wise beyond your years man, this is the only react i've seen where you actually listened to what jack had to say instead of just tryna "gotcha" him on a line or some shit. Keep doing solid work man!
Love how Shaq was the only reactor that actually understood Gang Gang Gang! Broke it down perfectly 👏🏽👏🏽💙
And It Can’t Be!
@@angeliquegraves5881 fr bro, he really understood the album and it's meaning & purpose, unlike most other people!
@@JalenBrunsonBurner that’s why he the goat at this.
This album has been such a beautiful curveball, every song is so raw and i really resonated with blame on me and really understand bar for bar his situation of similarity. Proud of jack and how far he has come.
Same what's your favourite
Not even a rap music listener… I’m hooked on this album, just great rhymes, rhythm, positive ideas, resonated with his perspective and energy through it all. I’m a fan, 10/10 album.
Jack was so real with this album, he should be appreciated for this album❤
oh man i can't wait to see your reaction to gang gang angangngang
Don't worry Shaq about people waiting for you to make a mistake. Just focus on doing your thing, on the people who love you and keep in your mind that everything will be just right in the future while appreciating what you have right now. Thank you for being YOU 🙏
Jack album was 🔥 from start to finish love the video NLG family stay motivated Dream big 4 mill on the way let's get it dats Tuff
He’s hard working and humble. This album showed a nice side of him and his abilities.
Bad ass I love this fire and the way Shaq interacts with the camera and audience is a 10-10 everytime bro its Golden fr still my biggest inspiration other than Eminem, Juice Wrld, and 2pac
Probably the most pleasantly surprising album of the year so far
Great album. Good pickup, Shaq
“Is you really a boss if you just change yours? You gotta change the people around you’s life”
Ive been literally WAITING and checking for your reaction. YESIRR
You know who it is Jackman 🔥
This has some old Ye and new Drake vibes. The samples are 🔥
Alot of people will say this is mid or just good but i think this is 100% an album of the year contender
Yo be honest,No enhancers is my faverioute,It shows good things in life and also sounds like you driving a car at sunset but the sun ain’t in your eyes.
Jack is legendary for this one Fosho🔥🔥🔥🔥 48:04 Shaq let's Go 48:17
Ey bro no lie that was an amazing album 🔥 Blame On Me really spoke to me and really got me in my feelings about my own relationship with my brother and my dad. It’s crazy how much I can relate to that song. Overall the album is fire!!🔥🔥
This album gave me the same feeling as the early dat piff era Drake. So much truth, solid production and well written/delivered concepts and bars. My only complaint is I want an extra verse on almost every song. He left you feeling like you knew him and want to know more. Genius execution on a mixtape length album.
let’s go love your videos bro✊🏾💯👊🏾💪🏾🤴🏾🤝🏾
Yo thank you for reacting to this one shaq
Watching this reaction with you put this album in perspective.
This is his response to the hate he got during his whirlwind rise up the charts and the backlash he got from his last album.
The heavy part about this is it looks like instead of pushing back on the hate and trying to fight fire with fire... hes putting it all out there to show the world his true self.. flaws and all.
Who can hit you anywhere else when you've put all the skeletons in your closet out for the world to see?
And here's the real tribute to the GOAT from Mr. Harlow... he's doing exactly what Em did when he went up against Papa Doc in the last round of 8 Mile.
But he did it HIS way... on HIS terms... in HIS style.
"F**k this industry I don't wanna win I'm outtie.... here tell these people something they dont know about me".
BARS.
Gotta get a little Hollywood to gas you to doing yourself at the top. Drake did it too
You talking about Eminem and skeletons in a closet remind me of when Em said something similar in Cleaning Out My Closet.
“I got some skeletons in my closet and I don’t know if no one knows it, So before they throw me inside my coffin and close, it Ima expose it.”
a fucking great album really is
That first track had me thinking this album was going in a completely different direction. Good for him for being vulnerable, I just expected a little something different from the way it jumped off.
Side note: The Liberian Artist Mon RovÎa deserves a listen. He's seriously a once-in-a-lifetime talent, with great music.
Maybe im just biased to this type of rap, but this is easily his best album and one of the best produced albums of the last 3 years
he told us the real him thats why its called Jackman his real name is Jackman
The storytelling on this album one of the best of the current and last decade, he told his true story, the life around him, we barely get any of that these days. I honestly give it a 10/10 because it's something for foreign these days, it's the truest version of a hip-hop artist, he did that!
Blame On Me really made me shed some tears my first few listens, it's so damn real, like so so so damn real.
He definitely had some things to get off his chest with this album.
Can feel same thing👍
This def gives me feels like when KOD dropped by Cole. Personal, vulnerable and honest. Very solid album.
gang gang gang, blame on me and questions are off the chart.
This is the most real shit I’ve heard in a while. Big ups to Jack fr. Especially on blame on me
Blame on me is a fantastic story that I resonate with deeply. The first verse is the younger brother talking to his older brother about reminiscing the old days of hanging out with each other. The second verse is about the older brother conversing with the younger brother about his regrets and explaining why he treated his younger brother the way he did. The third verse is either another older brother or a father figure talking to the older brother about why he raised him the way that he did. Jack's flow he puts in to his thoughts is outstanding to say the least. Congrats Jack, this a banger for all siblings.