Now buoyed with his his first ever chart-topper on the Billboard Hot 100 with Lil Nas X’ “Industry Baby,” Jack Harlow revisits his debut album That’s What They All Say with a video for “Luv Is Dro” with fellow Kentuckians Bryson Tiller and the late Static Major.
“I can’t even explain how much this song and video means to me but just know this is historic for the city we are from,” Harlow said on Instagram. Three Louisville artists on one record with a video that was directed by Louisville’s own Ace Pro.”
“Thankfully got the chance to give the world around us a view of Louisville,” Ace continued. “I’m extremely proud of to be from here, and working on this piece with two good friends outside of music with the canvas of the 502 legend Static Major was a blessing. Thank you to all that help with bringing this visual to life.”
Watch the video below.
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