Jack Harlow and Tyler Herro talk inspiration for “Tyler Herro” on Vevo Footnotes
In the latest installment of Vevo Footnotes, Jack Harlow gives Vevo an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at his video for “Tyler Herro,” named after a good friend and Miami Heat star, who also appears in the video.
The music video for the now Gold-certified hit song, which Harlow recorded at the beginning of quarantine, stars the Louisville rapper’s real-life childhood friends and stylist, comedian Druski, a bunch of Harlow clones, and even the man the song was named after while being directed by Jack’s creative director and longtime friend, Ace Pro. The Boi-1da produced song appears on Jack’s debut album ‘Thats What They All Say,’ out now!
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