JACK HARLOW GETS CURVED BY DOJA CAT ON IG LIVE AFTER PROFESSING HIS 'LOVE' FOR HER

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Per the hook of his Billboard chart-topping “First Class” single,ย Jack Harlowย might want to “throw up the L” following his recent Instagram Live session withย Doja Cat.

On Wednesday (May 4), the Louisville-bred rapper appeared to have been under the impression that the force was with him as he unabashedly fired off a hail mary shot at theย Planet Herstar during a brief virtual encounter on IG live. Toward the end of their conversation, Doja attempted to dismiss herself, which prompted the “Tyler Hero” lyricist to go on the offensive.

“My wig is coming up, I gotta go,”ย Doja Catย said while peeling back her lace front wig. “Ahh, thanks for this,” she continued, to which Jack Harlow added with rosy eyes, “Love you.” While it’s unclear whether or not Doja Cat heard him profess his love to her, Jack Harlow seemed undeterred by her abrupt exit from the live as he confessed, “Oh man, I’ve had a crush on her,” immediately after she dipped out.

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This past week has been somewhat of a brazen one for Jack Harlow, who is gearing up to release hisย Come Home The Kids Miss Youย album on May 6. On May 3, heย teased an unreleased record that alluded to his lewd intentionsย withDaBaby’s “Levitating” pop star collaborator Dua Lipa.ย “Dua Lipa, I’m tryna do more with her than do a feature/I check the web, they out here chewin’ me up/Fuck it,” he raps in the snippet in a video on IG.

There is somewhat of a pattern, though, ofย Jack Harlowย doing the most in order to put his crushes on notice. During a Q&A with fans on his IG Stories in February, heย revealed he has a thingย forCity Girls‘ member Yung Miami.

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