Jack Harlow criticized for having Black men carry him at Kentucky Derby
On Saturday, the annual Kentucky Derby was held, in Louisville. This is one of the biggest horse races of the year, as this time, it included a big upset. A horse by the name of Rich Strike earned the shocking upset, as it was at an 80-1 odds to win the Derby.
Jack Harlow was also in attendance at the Kentucky Derby, as Louisville is his hometown. He also met up with Drake and DJ Drama, at this prestigious sporting event. Harlow is getting backlash for how he handled one thing, at the event.
Harlow was seen being carried by two Black men that he knew, so he could avoid getting his black dress shoes dirty. He also sported a white blazer, and white slacks. This soon received much criticism from viewers online, as this wasn’t perceived as a good look for Harlow, at all.
This also came after Harlow released his sophomore album, “Come Home The Kids Miss You,” on Friday. This album is expected to debut at number two in the US, next week. It was led by hit singles such as “Nail Tech” and the chart-topping “First Class.” Harlow also collaborated with Drake, Lil Wayne, Justin Timberlake, and Pharrell.
Jack Harlow criticized for having Black men carry him at Kentucky Derby
