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According to an interview with Huck Magazine, the first time that the two performed together was at their high school graduation in 2009. ĮarthGang is comprised of two young Atlanta-based artists, Olu and WowGr8. Since releasing, the music video has reached more than 31 million views on YouTube. No portion of this site may be reproduced or duplicated without the express written permission of Syracuse University. In one of Savage’s latest songs, “Ball w/o you,” hints about his recent break-up with former girlfriend Amber Rose, according to Genius. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.Īlong with performing at Juice Jam, Savage will be performing at the Austin City Limits Festival with headliners Childish Gambino and Billie Eilish in October.

Moving to Atlanta, Georgia, when he was 7 years old, Savage kicked off his solo career in 2014 with his single “Picky.” Since then, the UK-born rapper has collaborated with musical talents like American producer Metro Boomin and rapper Travis Scott in Boomin’s 2018 album “NOT ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES.” His 2017 single, “Bank Account” reached no. Joy, with a guest to be announced, University Union said in a press release Wednesday morning. Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox.Rapper 21 Savage will be headlining this year’s Juice Jam Music Festival, along with support from artists EarthGang, FLETCHER and Mt. The first time Aryaan Anand listened to Jack Harlow was on TikTok last spring, when he heard the song,”WHATS POPPIN” on his “For You” page. When University Union announced Harlow as the headliner of this year’s lineup, the junior said he felt excited.

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“It’s so crazy when things come full circle. I still remember adding his song on Spotify after his song went viral on TikTok,” said Anand.Īfter going virtual last year, Juice Jam is returning to Skytop Field on Sept. Tickets are available for 25 for Syracuse University/ESF students with valid student ID. The festival will take place at Skytop Lot on South Campus, with doors opening at 1 p.m.

26 with performances from Jack Harlow, B.o.B, Audrey Nuna and Bea Miller. University Union presents this year’s Juice Jam Music Festival featuring co-headliners T-Pain and Flo Milli, with support from Yung Gravy and Doechii. Syracuse University students are getting ready for the liveliness of Sunday’s Juice Jam event. “Syracuse is one of the only places that does something like Juice Jam,” said freshman Payton Morse.

Jack Harlow will headline the annual concert, while B.o.B, Nuna and Miller will join the rapper on Skytop as supporting acts. Even though Harlow is relatively new to mainstream hip-hop after breaking out with his hit single “WHATS POPPIN” in 2020, his ubiquitous persona does a great job at turning strangers into listeners, sophomore Fiona Hurless said. “Jack Harlow is a really big name right now,” Hurless added. “His songs have been in the top charts recently, so I think that’s going to appeal to a lot of students.”įreshman Lola Bollmann recognized Harlow’s “fresh” addition to the lineup while other students were infatuated with the appearance of such a popular rapper. Hurless expressed a similar sentiment to other sophomores in that she doesn’t have expectations for Sunday since this is her first time in attendance. Many students commended UU for organizing a strong lineup within the limitations of the pandemic. “I was surprised because Jack Harlow is a little bit more up and coming … and it’s post-COVID,” senior Giulia Kean said.

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