Jack Harlow has no shortage of famous fans, with Hip Hop heavyweights such as Eminem, Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg having co-signed the charismatic Louisville, Kentucky native. But getting love from his idols is still a pinch-yourself moment for young Jack.
On Tuesday night (November 16), the 23-year-old rapper brought his headlining Crème De La Crème Tour to Toronto as he performed at History, the city’s brand spanking new 2,500-capacity venue that has backing from Drake and Live Nation Canada.
Halfway through his performance, Harlow spotted a familiar face in the sold-out crowd as he noticed Drake enjoying his show from the upper level. At the end of his set, the “WHATS POPPIN” rapper took a moment to acknowledge the 6 God’s presence, calling it “a dream come true” that his “idol” pulled up to his show.
“Tonight was a dream come true for me for more than one reason,” he told the crowd before signing off. “First off, you sold this bitch out. Second, I was halfway through my performance when I looked up and I seen my idol looking at me, man… Toronto, make some noise for the GOAT one time.”
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Drake showed his appreciation for the shout-out by holding his hands to his chest and bowing his head.
Jack Harlow has made no secret of his admiration for Drake. During a recent sit-down with comedian Druski, he named Drizzy as his pick for the greatest rapper of all time. He’s also cited the 6 God as one of his biggest influences alongside André 3000, Lil Wayne, Eminem and JAY-Z.
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The love is clearly mutual. In addition to catching his show in Toronto, Drake praised a video of Jack Harlow rapping as a kid that surfaced online earlier this year, commenting “Hardddddddd” on an Instagram post.
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Kendrick Lamar also co-signed the video by liking it on Twitter, which was his first activity on the social media platform in two years at the time.
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“So this is what it takes for the great ones to recognize my work?” Harlow joked.
