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Kentucky rapper Jack Harlow checks in with the L.A. Leakers at Power 106 to talk about his buzzing single “Sun Down,” how he’s accepted being a white rapper in a black genre and some of his biggest inspirations on his come up.
With Harlow’s “Sun Down” track continuing to gain exposure, the budding rapper tells Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk about his come up in the rap game and even cites his Mother for putting him on to hip-hop. Harlow reveals that growing up, his Mother attended Public Enemy concerts in the 90s and being that his Mom was a huge rap fan, it was only natural that Jack found his place in hip-hop down the line. “ I remember she had like a 25th Anniversary Def Jam cd, so I was listening to all of that. I was listening to Montell Jordan and everything,” says the rapper.