At a recent performance, Jack Harlow surprised his fans from his hometown by delivering an impressive Elvis Presley impersonation.
The rapper performed two concerts with the Louisville Orchestra over the weekend. The concerts, named No Place Like Home, were this year’s installment of a series he has organized since 2021.
In this version, Harlow and the orchestra played at the Kentucky Center in the city. As reported by the Courier Journal, the local legend performed around twenty of his own songs, but also included several well-known covers, such as “Fly Me to the Moon,” linked to Frank Sinatra, and Elvis’ 1961 chart-topping ballad “Can’t Help Falling In Love.”
The recent performance became viral as fan videos surfaced from the Friday evening show. Take a look at it below, through WLKY News Louisville.
Last month, Harlow astonished everyone in a unique manner — by revealing his somewhat unusual preference for his favorite rap group.
While interacting with fans on Instagram in mid-November, the 26-year-old rapper was posed the question of selecting the “most legendary rap group” among Wu-Tang Clan, Dipset, and A$AP Mob. Nevertheless, he received a distinctly different nomination.
“Give it another shot,” Harlow replied with an image of the now-disbanded YBN collective, which previously included YBN Nahmir, YBN Almighty Jay, and the group’s rising star, Cordae.
The YBN group began with only Nahmir and Jay gaming on XBOX Live in 2014. Cordae subsequently became part of the group in 2018. Following the release of their gold-selling – and sole – project YBN: The Mixtape in that year, the group would ultimately break up a few years afterwards.
Jack Harlow’s post prompted significant reactions on social media after Akademiks posted it on his page.
Harlow experienced his G-Easy/Macklemore phase. Haven’t come across his name since 2021. “Wishing him well,” one individual commented.
Another person expressed greater frustration about A$AP Mob being included in the discussion, stating: “N-ggas mention asap mob alongside wu-tang and the diplomats.”
Others concurred with his decision, with one person remarking: “YBN Was Truly Ahead of their time [fire emoji]. They can effortlessly compete against Wu-Tang any day.
