Jack Harlow says he’d choose the Hometown Heroes banner over the Grammys ‘a million times’
Jack Harlow hasn’t slowed down, and the Louisville rapper has returned to his hometown for a special honor after a surprise album release, local school visits, and the Met Gala. Harlow now has his own iconic Hometown Heroes banner. It was placed over the weekend on the side of a building at the intersection of Broadway and Barrett Street. Specifically, it is located on the west facing wall of the A-OK Storage Building at 1100 East Broadway. This is near Paristown Hall in the Old Forester, where Harlow will play one of five local shows in December 2021. During the concert, Harlow said that streamers have always been an inspiration to him. Sander and Diane Sawyer, the Grammy-nominated artist said he grew up around streamers, and they mean a lot to him. He was emotional when he addressed a small crowd, including the governor and mayor, about the weight this honor carried, and said, “Between my love or this, I’ll choose this a million times over.” Harlow released a new album on Friday called “Jackman,” some copies of which he hid around the heights. The album includes a lot of lyrics about his hometown and other parts of Kentucky.
No slowing down for Jack Harlow.
After a surprise album release, local school visits, and the Met Gala, the Louisville rapper returned to his hometown for a special honor.
Harlow now has his own iconic Hometown Heroes banner. It was placed over the weekend on the side of a building at the intersection of Broadway and Barrett Street.
Specifically, it is located on the west facing wall of the A-OK Storage Building at 1100 East Broadway.
This is near Paristown Hall in the Old Forester, where Harlow played one of five local shows in December 2021.
During the ceremony, Harlow said that streamers have always been an inspiration to him.
Other streamers popping up around town include Muhammad Ali, Jennifer Lawrence, Colonel Sander, and Diane Sawyer.
The Grammy-nominated artist said he grew up around streamers, and they mean a lot to him. He was emotional as he addressed a small crowd, including the governor and mayor, about the weight that honor carried.
“Between a Grammy or this, I’d choose this a million times,” he said.
On Friday, Harlow released a new album, “Jackman,” some of which he has hidden copies of around the heights.
The album includes a lot of lyrics about his hometown and other areas in Kentucky.
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