☝️ Key Points
- Jack Harlow wants to distance himself from his smooth and polished image and be rougher.
- He describes his search for the right woman, who might be a CEO or do volunteer work.
- He compares himself to other successful white rappers and emphasizes that he's the hardest white boy since Eminem.
- He criticizes other artists who don't work as hard and don't have as much passion for music as he does.
- Jack Harlow wants to make a name for himself in the music industry and take over the game.
Interpretation
The lyrics of the song 'They Don't Love It' by
Jack Harlow are about his attempt to distance himself from his previous smooth and polished image. He wants to be rougher and tougher. He says 'I've been smooth for so long, now I wanna be rough. I don't wanna polish my nails anymore, but train my muscles. I don't wanna shape my beard anymore, just let it grow wild'. Jack Harlow also describes his search for the right woman. He thinks she might be a CEO or doing volunteer work in Rio. He says: 'It's not that I need her, but I'd like to meet her'. He also talks about how he keeps pushing forward and wants to be successful. He compares himself to other successful white rappers and says: 'I'm the hardest white boy since the one who rapped about vomit and sweaters'. He also says that others don't work as hard as him and don't have as much passion for music. They don't love it like he does. He repeats the phrase 'They don't love it, they don't love it' over and over again. Jack Harlow also talks about how he wants to make a name for himself in the music industry and how he fights to do so. He says: 'I wanna make myself invulnerable and take over the whole game when I want to'. He also mentions other up-and-coming artists from his city who also want to be successful. Overall, this song is about how Jack Harlow wants to stand out from other artists and how he expresses his passion for music. He wants to be successful and prove that he can do it better than others who don't work as hard as him.