Jack Harlow is officially a member of the elite diamond club and celebrated the feat alongside his birthday this week.
On Thursday (March 13), the Louisville native brought in his 27th birthday with a whopping 11 new certifications from the RIAA – including a diamond certification for his breakout hit, “What’s Poppin.”
Additionally, “Lovin On Me” and “First Class” are now 4x platinum, “Tyler Herro” is 3x platinum, “That’s What They All Say” is 2x platinum, “Churchill Downs,” “Come Home The Kids Miss You,” “Dua Lipa” and “SUVS” are all platinum and “Luv Is Dro” and “Route 66” have been certified gold.
In a post to Instagram, Jack shared a photo of his new diamond plaque along with other pics of his celebration, captioning it with diamond emojis.
In other news, Jack Harlow recently starred alongside Matt Damon in the Apple TV+ series The Instigators. The show centers around an ex-Marine named Rory (Damon) who wants to pull off a heist with Harlow, Casey Affleck and more – for a price.
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In addition to the aforementioned names, Alfred Molina, Paul Walter Hauser, Ron Perlman and more also appear.
The series followed Harlow’s 2023 acting debut in a reboot of White Men Can’t Jumpalongside the late Lance Reddick, Teyana Taylor, Laura Harrier and Vince Staples.
Talking to Zane Lowe about acting in 2022, Harlow said, “It’s either just going to be there was an announcement you were in a movie and nothing else, or you get that, and it’s like, ‘Wow, and you brought it. You brought it. So, I’m starting to look at it how I look at the music, and it’s my first one, so I care a lot about it.”
The Louisville rapper has been on go mode since 2023. In addition to the film, he also released his third album Jackman that April. He followed it up with a collab with K-Pop star Jung Kook, an arena tour in his home state of Kentucky, and a chart-topping single with “Lovin On Me.”
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The track spent weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 and even prevented both Beyoncé and Kanye West from debuting at No. 1 with their respective singles earlier this year. Harlow narrowly beat out Bey’s surprise country single “Texas Hold ‘Em,” while Kanye and Ty Dolla $ign‘s “Carnival” debuted at No. 3 last February.
