Jack Harlow<\/b> recently released a video for “Denver,” a song from his third studio album, Jackman<\/I>.<\/p>\n
The visual, directed by Eliel Ford<\/b>, was filmed in Denver, Colorado.<\/p>\n
The video shows Harlow looking out across picturesque landscapes under clouded skies, remaining alone for most of the duration of the visual. <\/p>\n
“Ignorance is bliss and so is bein’ underground,” Harlow raps in the song’s opening verse. “Cause it was fun when we were known less.”<\/p>\n
“I’ve become so vain and insecure ’bout everything,” he admits. “I feel all this pressure to live up to what they tell me I’m gon’ be\/So I isolate myself, you can’t help me, it’s on me.”<\/p>\n
When in a hotel room, he writes out his thoughts on loose pieces of paper and then tosses them in the trash. He remains lost in his own thoughts in a strip club and the casino as well.<\/p>\n
Harlow previously released videos for “Gang Gang Gang” and “They Don’t Love It,” two other songs from the Jackman<\/I> record. Ford, who had directed the visuals, shot them in Louisville, Kentucky. <\/p>\n
Jackman<\/i>, which arrived in April this earned Harlow his first No. 1 debut on Billboard<\/I>‘s Top Rap charts. The record also marked the rapper’s third consecutive top 10 debut on the Top 200 Albums chart.<\/p>\n
(Photo: Julian Buchan) <\/p>\n