JACK HARLOW PERFORMS WITH KEVIN HART IN VEGAS FOR COMEDIAN’S BIRTHDAY

Jack Harlow performed at Kevin Hart’s birthday celebration in Las Vegas over the weekend and the two even shared the stage at one point during the show.

On Saturday (July 8), the 25-year-old rapper played at Zouk Nightclub to wrap up the evening festivities. The performance was one of three headlining acts at the venue as part of Hartbeat Weekend i.e. Kevin Hart’s 44th-birthday celebration.

The shows were all hosted by Resorts World and featured a range of A-listers such as J. Cole, Ludacris and PARTYNEXTDOOR. Harlow’s set, however, prompted the comedian to join him on stage and even rap along with him.

Watch a clip of Hart and Harlow turning up to “First Class” below:

.@jackharlow performs with @KevinHart4real in Vegas for comedian's birthday ???? https://t.co/52WCdDsvQr pic.twitter.com/mWhJ36px8t

— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) July 10, 2023

The Kentucky MC has been bagging headlining gigs since his commercial breakthrough approximately two years ago. Most recently, Major League Baseball (MLB) tapped him and Fat Joe to serve as musical headliners for their upcoming All-Star Weekend party.

According to Variety, companies Lids and Topps are collaborating with the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) to bring both entertainers to the annual event in Seattle.

“Baseball’s biggest and brightest stars are going to be in Seattle for All-Star Week, so I’m looking forward to pulling up and putting on a show,” Fat Joe said in a statement. “The Players Party will be an absolute movie and I appreciate the MLBPA, Lids and Topps for organizing such an incredible event that bridges baseball, entertainment, and culture together.”

The party is scheduled to take place at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture on July 10.

Fat Joe and Jack Harlow aren’t the only Hip Hop acts who have been involved with America’s favorite pastime sport recently. In May, Travis Scott played his highly-anticipated Utopia album for the Houston Astros while paying a visit to the MLB team.

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