Jack Harlow - Gang Gang Gang [Official Music Video] 

"did u hear about kelly?" "Which kelly" "R.Kelly"

“He spent a night at the museum, and all the mummies came alive and he had to raise and feed them” Truly a message we can all get behind from Jack here

"Did you hear about Liam? Liam who? Our Liam. He fell asleep at the museum. The mummies came to life and he had to raise and feed em. Oh that Liam"

This song is the greatest "boys" song. It really shows you can grow up with someone and think you know all about them, but sometimes they have another side that they never show. Great storytelling Jack.

This song covers a topic that a lot of us have to go through but no one really talks about. One of the rawest songs Jack’s made

You grow up with your homies, and you think you're gonna be down for life. But then, as you get older, you start to realize that some people change. They start doing dumb stuff, and they become people you don't even know. It's tough, but it's part of life. And Jack Harlow is spitting straight facts in this song. He's a real one, and I can't wait to see what he does next.

“Did you hear about Liam? He spent a night at the museum.”

Man this is so reassuring, I always felt like I was a bad friend for confronting and acknowledging when my friends were being bad people. Thank you jack, hopefully more people will hold their friends accountable

I can't stand when people say Jack is "mid". This whole album is SO REAL. He could've went the commercial/radio route but he chose to talk about real shit on this album. I applaud him for real. it's hard to talk about topics like this.

jack always talks about wanting to add his own branch to the tree of hip hop, and this song is truly that branch.

This song hits and a lot of people didn’t get it till they started seeing it within their own friend groups or the celebrities they have para social bonds with. Suddenly they’re going “wait no it can’t be him he wouldn’t do it.” It truly is Family till it ain’t.

The Fact that he had sold at least 10 Million units but still decided to drop this type of song speaks volumes of the man's character. Big Respect.

This song actually made me respect him. I respect that hes touching on a topic people tend to shove under the rug

I’m so glad he’s put out a video for this one. I saw a lot of people confused by these lyrics when the album first came out, I hope everyone listens closely and always hold their people accountable.

“We hold accountable the ones we hold dear out of morals, but mainly fear The choice becomes clear And years of camaraderie suddenly disappear Almost like you never were here” This one hits like a brick. This song nearly had me tearing up. When you finally realize your friends have slowly changed into different people. you can no longer associate with for your own good.

This song hits hard. I left my hometown and joined the military. Got a degree, got married, got out, got a good job. One of my childhood friends is in jail for indecent acts with a minor. Another is in jail for stealing pharmaceuticals from his job. Another disappeared into a bottle and no one knows where he's at.

I love how they’re not like singing the song but saying it like a script/ story in a way

jack’s lyrics to this song are truly immaculate. definitely tells a story. we love you, jack

the verse about liam was inspiring. it goes to show that even when some friends drift away and become bad people, others will always be the good person you remember them as.

‘’Did you hear about diddy?’’ ‘’Which diddy’’ ‘’Our diddy’’ 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Mad respect to you Jack for touching a subject that’s been swept under the rug for so long. The world need more songs that talks about true life shit. Thank you King for addressing it. 🩵

We need more songs like this in todays rap. Jack gonna stay on top for a minute lmao

This is what Hip-Hop was made for! To tell stories!! Love this.

I lost 4 homies to three murders. 3 of them committed the murders and 1 was the victim of one of those. I cannot describe how hard this song hits me. So much realism in this.

I’m actually so relieved and want to thank jack for putting this song out. It’s what’s needed

Finally a music video that takes the story of a song seriously and produces a fitting imagery. Chapeau, great work!

Real questions is did you bail them out or what 😂😂cuz this wild

This song is absolutley haunting. A eulogy for the friends we've lost. I think in the 21st century almost all of us in the western world have found ourselves in one of these situations at one time or another. A terribly painful feeling. Someone who you once called family, a brother, could be capable of such terrible attrocities it makes you question if you were a bad person for being their friend. For protecting your friend. The chorus screams all too loud. When Jack says, "Died for my dogs" He doesn't mean literally. I think he means the feeling of having your soul ripped out when you realize someone who you believed was someone you could look up to and trust could have been a wolf in sheep's clothing all along. An akward and painful subject to talk about. A poem of tragic porportions. Bravo, Jack. I am now a fan.

This hits home for me. I know too many male groups that have bonded over their “secrets” and how close they’ve become because of defending, allowing, coddling, and even ENCOURAGING their disgusting behaviour. Thank you Jack.

He really matured in this album and the music showed, with this album I can confidently say I am a Jack Harlow fan

Damn. Jack was really childhood friends with the Sinister Six.

Jack has done it again ! I love his songs , n every album gets better than the last ! He always said he wanted to be a rapper that was different than most n I feel that this album right here is exactly that ! No commercial songs ! Just Jack ! being so raw . Thank you Jack !

I love this song it’s a great reminder that people don’t stay the same from when you met them and the ones u held closest end up being the ones you have to give the most distance

I’ve never been a Harlow fan but this song & project deserves its flowers. Hope to see him dig deep like this more often. Respect

“Which Liam?” “Our Liam”

I had a best friend who is currently battling a slew of rape and kidnapping charges. This song hits so ducking close to home it hurts. U really think u know people

This song is one of them ones everyone can appreciate. I love the substance put in this album and song especially

I've been bumping this since you put it out. I like how this album is more personal. You killed it bro

As someone who has a (former)friend that Sa'ed someone, massive respect for putting this out too many people just push this under the rug or believe "oh well it cant be ____ he wouldnt do that"

You become like the people you asdociate with. Soul ebergy lebel resonance. No waya round it. Check yourself, and make sure you pull the weedsbuf you want blossoms in your garden. 🌈💖🙏

“Gang-Gang-Gang" paints a vivid picture of how the people closest to our childhood can sometimes turn out to be the worst version of themselves. Our friends from our "gang", and we stick with them through thick and thin. But when they cross certain boundaries, things can take a different turn, and the "bro code" that governs male friendships has to be dropped. Harlow does not encourage nor allow negative nor self-destructive behavior in another but he points out this toxic side in the friendship that we have made of it as cultural; therefore, this song is uncomfortable because we as people have embraced this toxicity. Jack stresses the importance of being responsible in our friendships and urges listeners to hold their friends accountable no matter how long they have known them.

I listened to the album in full once it came out and this was the song that I needed a video for... this needs to be on the radio and everywhere possible until people get it through their head that we all need to hold people accountable no matter their role in their life.

Bro, this song hits different after the whole Kris Tyson situation, cause I imagine this is what was playing inside Jimmy’s head when he was firing her.

This was Jack Harlow's "meet the grahams". We just didn't know it yet.

This song really hit close to home with me, I had a my best friend who was a alcoholic do a bunch of serious abusive shit and another one got caught abusing his power as a cop. I cut ties with both of them and the worst part is that alot of people act like they didn't do anything

This shit hit pretty hard.. A couple years ago I reconnected with my boy I haven't seen in two or three years before that, we kinda fell out for a while after we got into a fist fight, during the fight he said "You and I both know I'm the last real friend you got left" even though i chose to separate myself from our little clique because i wanted a better life after I got clean from Heroin and I couldn't that with them. Anyways, I was making music and wanted to show him because he makes music too. We both played guitar and I introduced him to the idea of rapping, we always wanted to combine the two elements in a tasteful way. He was acting and saying some weird shit about conspiracy theories, and oddly enough I had been studying the same kind of stuff, I wanted so badly to get noticed with my music I was looking everywhere for a leg up. Well, he decided that was with drugs still, but I had grown out of that phase and wanted to expand my creativity organically. He told me had been tripping on LSD/Shrooms for the last three months and was pushing me to do it with him. He swore that the drugs and "higher learning" combined were making his music incredible. Admittedly he got better, but he was definitely delusional from the drugs and extremely paranoid. A few days later we hung out and he was acting even stranger, almost scary, really going off about that conspiracy stuff. He thought I was Freemason, because I told him I was researching it and had actually applied to the local lodge, but ultimately backed out. That night I dropped him off but before I did I was rolling a blunt, and he told me about his cousin who was a girl really into witchcraft and that was the same kind of "higher learning" he was getting into. I asked how she was, but forgot that me having a fling with her might have rubbed him the wrong way. There was an awkward silence, and I got this crazy pit in my stomach I can't even explain how odd I felt. Just felt like something was extremely off and finally he said "You should probably hurry up and get out of here man" In my head I was like wow damn, were adults is he really mad her and I had sex? But figured whatever guess I'll smoke this blunt to my face and headed home. But I just couldn't shake that feeling I had, so the next day I called my other friend who just got out of jail. He had been locked for seven years, but I didn't wanna lose all my old friends so we reconnected. I said to him "man Kyle is acting seriously odd, I know we already discussed this, but it's getting worse" and around noon time he texted back "yeah I know, he stabbed his dad last night, he's dead" I couldnt believe what I was reading so I texted and messaged everyone I knew from town and all our old friends and they all heard the same thing, his own brothers found out through his friends that their dad was killed. The way he chose to do it was reminiscent of like a sayounce or some sort of black magick ritual, it was 3AM on a harvest moon during the 13th of November and i remembered he told me that he took shrooms at 3am on the 13th of October and his voice became "like an angels" were his words. When the cops came he didn't even remember what he did or anything and just casually walked past them covered in blood. He ended up in jail then refused to eat because he thought he was being set up, the whole story is nuts and you can look it up (Kyle Carpenter - Thompson CT - Murder) It's a small rural town, they call it the quiet corner of CT because no one really lives there and nothing happens. We barely even have police up there. Anyway, once the news broke out so many of our old friends group felt bad for the kid, and even kinda pointed the blame toward me and his family because I guess you're supposed to be able to predict murder just based off someone being delusional, but the thing is schizophrenia runs in his family and clearly the drugs exacerbated it for him. His uncle almost killed HIS dad when he was younger as well, but they stopped him in time and got him help. When we were growing up all of us always said we would have each other's backs forever, but when my boy was in jail for seven years? He said he barely got a letter, and when he got out that's freinds group basically evaporated, and when this kid went to jail for killing his dad? I was done with him personally. I lost my dad to cancer just years before and it made me angry that he chose to kill his. I would have loved to still have my dad. Point I'm making is you really think you're gonna have the same freinds forever, but circumstances and choices change that over time. You have to draw the line somewhere, if the ship is sinking, build a new one to save yourself, and if anyone wants to be a part if that needs ship make room, but if someone chooses to jump off don't risk the ship by going to far out to search for them, extend a paddle if you can from a safe distance but be careful because sometimes those ones you thought were "gang" will take the paddle and die with it just so the rest of the ship is forced to go down with them

Man what a song. For years Ive been wondering would there be an artist who would talk about stuff like this in their songs? Jack Harlow clearly has a sense to do this and he shines bright

Jack is transforming as an artist. Love it

Did you hear about Liam? Our Liam? Yes our liam, he spent a night at the museum and all the mummies woke up and he had to raise and feed ‘em

This is easily the best Jack Harlow song I've heard. He's saying something interesting here not just rapping, also actually a great message that nobody likes to talk about.

Jack finna make a sequel to this with artist friends instead of childhood friends about y'all know who 😭😭😭😭😭

This took me to a dark place

Damn first listen of this song was a very weird experience

A song called "Gang Gang Gang" not talking about cars, money and drugs and all that bullshit but real meaningful life experiences. Jack Harlow is really doing it his own way and i respect him for that.

-Did you hear about Kelly? -Our Kelly? -R Kelly..

this song makes me feel like calling all my primary and high school friends for a night party ,no music ,no phones but just talk and chill together

I’m not even gonna lie, I’ve always thought that young bro came across as being cool and down-to-earth. But I haven’t really been checking for his music. I’ve often wondered why many artists haven’t taken the route of reeling people in with what they’re used to, then showing them something different. This is exactly what Jack has done. He got commercially famous and decided to drop more of a pure “hip hop” project. This particular song is not only dope, but it’s very real. It sucks when you have to cut off people you’ve always rocked with because they turned out to be horrible human beings.

The reason Jack Harlow is successful is cause his music is authentic. He built a loyal fanbase on consistency, and not being swayed into sounding like every artist. I pray one day my music can touch masses like Jack Harlow. But for now I’m just happy being a fan ⁴⁷

you're scaring me, stop stop, you're scaring me

"did u hear about Diddy?" "Which Diddy" "P. Diddy"

The most underrated song in this album. I love Jack Harlow ❤❤❤

I've been ANXIOUSLY waiting for this to drop! This entire album has made me fall even more in love with Jack Harlow.

Home for the holidays.. my friend pulled me over like “ have you heard about cody” “which cody?” “KO”…

It’s sad how shit turns out sometimes 🕰️

Gives me chills. Very eerie but he’s talking about things that need to be said

“Dogs until the lifting of the fog”……That’s powerful.

This songs is great in that it highlights the naivety and foolishness of gang culture and "ride or die" mentality when held in a realistic/sensible light. And he does this in the most non-cliché way. Well done.

damn dudes got a weird friend group

This is a masterpiece. It’s like telling a story more so than a music video. So many small details that make this music video amazing. I love how vivid it all was, and that he’s shedding light to topics that aren’t talked about a lot. Congrats jack for proving once again that your an artist that deserves to be recognized.

This is truly is one of Jack’s darkest songs! Props to him for stepping out the comfort zone! 🙌

Every single thing this song speaks about happened in my group of friends. People "who would never" became the only face I see

Man this is one of the realist songs i heard in a while... legit got old homies in both similar situations sick what people can become

Jack knows how to put an entire song together from his vocals, beats, guest appearances and subject matter Keep rocking out🇰🇪

This song is amazing. As others have said, it touches on a topic that doesn’t get much coverage. W Harlow

did you hear about liam? our liam? yes our liam. he spent all night in a museum. and then the mummies came to life and he had to raise em and feed em.

The lyricism and storytelling in this is real. And talking about when your homies get off track and you have to redefine how to move forward with the friendship

This shit is mad powerful. Amazing story telling by Jack never heard something like this from him before

This is actually a very sad song.

I recently had a friend who i just found out got into some bad stuff and ive been friends with him since i was 7 or 8 and now i gotta say this song hits different now

The authenticity of the song makes one cry

This will be an impactful deep cut in his catalogue for years to come.

Did you hear about Danielle? Our Danielle. The one who was jealous of Michelle for finding a sea shell. She turned into a witch and casted a spell. Onto Marvin. And Garvin. Oh shit you ain't hear about Marvin and Garvin?

This hits different for me right now. I see friends turning bad left and right, and never let the thought occur that something like this could even happen. It shakes your reality.

SO FREAKING GOOD the whole album just hits the soul best one fs

No jewellery No nudity No violence, Just 100% real talent.

The last verses are very real, they invite us to reflect on how we believe in unconditional friendships, when each of us naturally, if we see that our friend does something that goes against something very moral, everything ends. Facts Jacks.

Here 2024 , and this song still speaks facts

so glad he made this music video bc the message of this song was getting majorly construed. these lyrics are just so raw and real and jack really has crafted an amazing story

Legendary. Jack is the proof that you can be mainstream and also have a message.

Did you hear about Liam? Which Liam? Our Liam!

"Did you hear about Target?" Our Target? "Yeah, our Target" Wait which Target? Cause it can't be- "Yeah, our Target" "The same Target we bought Pokemon Cards at"

Still my favorite track off this project! This is such a home run concept for me. Sooo many dudes will condemn rapists, murders, pedophiles, but when it’s their homies, they make excuses based on the longevity of their friendship. Such a fresh concept that isn’t as talked about as it should be. As a small artist and producer myself with dreams of blowing up one day, seeing songs executed this well is super inspiring. Well done Jack! ⛽🔥

jack harlow is hands downs a true artist, he’s not just one thing and that’s why people sleep on his talent - artists tell stories and bring you into raw reality whatever that may be and like other art forms, it can only be truly appreciated, respected and praised by mature individuals. the responses since he dropped this show the difference between how much of the listening base only wants a specific repetitive beat and sound and not a mix of content or lyrical depth/honesty. ily jack, i’m proud of you keep it up

Will Angus found an unreleased leaked verse of this track: Home for the holidays My friend pulled me to the side and said "Did you hear about Liam?" "Which Liam?" "Our Liam? He spent a night at the museum And all the mummies came alive and he had to raise and feed 'em" -There's more, courtesy of Almost Friday: ru-vid.com4Al79uHY8TI

“Did you hear about Adolf?” “Which adolf” “Our adolf, adolf hitler”

Hard subject matter like this is something we should embrace so that we can all understand that life isn't always like a beautiful sunset. The dark times however makes us appreciate the dawn of a new day. Thank you, Mr. Harlow.

Bro is friends with the sinister 6

broo !!! This one sent chills down my spine it's real ... shoutout to Jackman and his team.

your honesty and vulnerability is very needed and respected. not many people, let alone rappers, are so open. and its much appreciated. not an easy thing to do

This goes hard ngl 😅 I was suggested here from the song that’s called “Dupe - MOB”, respect from 🇦🇱