Jack Harlow is one of those artists that has been consistently slept on over the past couple of years. Upon looking at him, he certainly doesn’t give off the rapper vibe. However, once you dive into his music, you realize that he is very much for real. Harlow is currently signed to Generation Now and has come through with some dope albums and even some big hits like “What’s Poppin.'” His efforts have allowed him to receive an increase in attention and recently, he made his way to Charlie Sloth’s “Fire In The Booth” segment.

As you can see from the video below, Harlow went off in his freestyle and came through with a hard-hitting flow and some pretty clever bars, including one about kissing a girl like she’s his son because he’s like Tom Brady. As the resident sports writer here, I had to point this one out.

Regardless of how you may feel about Harlow, there is no denying he has plenty of rapping ability to go around. His projects continue to get better and if he keeps perfecting his craft, Jack Harlow could be a name that sticks around for a very long time.

Let us know what you thought of the freestyle, in the comments below.

Westside Gunn’s ultimate vision for the Griselda movement is finally coming together, with 2020 poised to be a major year for the Buffalo-bred rap collective. While it’s no secret that Conway, Benny The Butcher, and even Gunn himself (though he might sell his own ability short) are among the game’s most dangerous lyricists, it still remains exciting to see them hit various radio stations and leave a trail of destruction in their wake. Now, the trifecta (along with associated lyricist Rick Hyde) has come through to bless Charlie Sloth’s Fire In The Booth with a freestyle, with the first part available on Apple Music.

While Fire In The Booth generally tends to come complete with some accompanying visuals, the full session has yet to drop as of this moment. You can catch Part 1 of the freestyle Apple Music below, which finds Benny dropping off his signature bars over a grimy instrumental. “It’s a real safe hazard if you still yay traffic,” he raps. “Show where that money coming from, still pay taxes.”

Conway holds it down as well, eliciting a few satisfied ad-libs of approval from Sloth himself. “Every verse I’m applying more,” he spits, deep in focus. “I heard 6ix9ine testified, I ain’t surprised at all / we doing walk-ups my n***a we ain’t driving by / I brought flea with me and he been dying to slide / my n***a did ten years for letting iron fly.” Check out a preview of the inevitably-epic cypher below, and stay tuned for that full version to hit shortly.