First Class Lyrics – Jack Harlow

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First Class Lyrics by Jack Harlow from Come Home The Kids Miss You (2022) album. The music is produced by Jack Harlow, Angel López, Rogét Chahayed, Charlie Handsome, and Jasper Harris, while lyrics are written by Blac Elvis, Raheem the Dream, Ludacris, Polow da Don, will.i.am, Dougie F, Jasper Harris, Charlie Handsome, Rogét Chahayed, Angel López, Fergie, and Jack Harlow. The music track was released on April 8, 2022.

First Class Lyrics

[Intro: Jack Harlow]
Mmm!

[Chorus: Jack Harlow & Fergie]
I been a (G), throw up the (L), sex in the (A.M.), uh-huh
(O-R-O-U-S, yeah)
And I can put you in (First class, up in the sky)
I can put you in (First class, up in the s—, up-up in the s—)
I been a (G), throw up the (L), sex in the (A.M.), uh-huh
(O-R-O-U-S, yeah)
And I can put you in (First class, up in the sky), mm, mm
I can put you in (First class, up in the s—, up-up in the s—)

[Verse 1: Jack Harlow]
I can see the whole city from this balcony
Back in 2019, I was outside freely
But now they got it out for me
I don't care what frat that you was in
You can't alpha me, keep dreaming
Pineapple juice, I give her sweet, sweet, sweet semen
I know what they like so I just keep cheesing
Hard drive full of heat seeking
Tryna come the same day as Jack? Rethink it
You don't need Givenchy, you need Jesus
Why do y'all sleep on me? I need reasons
Uh, I got plaques in thе mail, peak season
Shout out to my UPS workers making surе I receive 'em
You can do it too, believe it

[Chorus: Jack Harlow & Fergie]
I been a (G), throw up the (L), sex in the (A.M.), uh-huh
(O-R-O-U-S, yeah)
And I can put you in (First class, up in the sky), mm, mm
I can put you in (First class, up in the s—, up-up in the s—)

[Verse 2: Jack Harlow & Polow Da Don]
(Are you ready?) Ha, yes, I am
They say, "You a superstar now, " damn, I guess I am
You might be the man, well, that's unless I am
Okay, I'll confess I am
Go ahead and get undressed, I am
Okay, cool, you on Sunset? (I am)
I'm 'bout to slide, okay, I'm outside, okay
This lifestyle don't got many downsides
'Cept for the lack of time I get 'round my
Family, making sure they never downsize
I got visions of my mom saying, "Wait, this house mine?"
Can't lie, I'm on Angus, Cloud 9
I got 'em on the bandwagon now, 'bout time
I ain't even got no downtime
Every time I speak, she say, "Yeah, that sounds fine"

[Chorus: Jack Harlow & Fergie]
I been a (G), throw up the (L), sex in the (A.M.), uh-huh
(O-R-O-U-S, yeah)
And I can put you in (First class, up in the sky)
I can put you in (First class, up in the s—, up-up in the s—)
I been a (G), throw up the (L), sex in the (A.M.), uh-huh
(O-R-O-U-S, yeah)
And I can put you in (First class, up in the sky), mm, mm
I can put you in (First class)

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Last Update: July 31, 2023

First Class Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
The chorus emphasizes Jack Harlow's status as a "G" (short for gangster) and references throwing up the "L" (a hand gesture associated with representing a certain gang or group). It also mentions engaging in sexual activities in the early morning hours. Fergie's vocals are sampled in the chorus, where she sings the word "O-R-O-U-S," referring to the word "glamorous."

[Verse 1]
Jack Harlow reflects on his journey to success, mentioning how he can now see the whole city from his balcony. He contrasts his current situation with being able to freely roam outside in 2019. The line "they got it out for me" implies that there may be people who are envious or against his success. He dismisses any attempts to challenge his alpha status, expressing confidence. The line about pineapple juice and "sweet semen" is a sexually explicit reference. Jack Harlow then mentions his likability and popularity, boasting about having a hard drive full of unreleased music. He humorously suggests that anyone trying to release music on the same day as him should reconsider. The line "You don't need Givenchy, you need Jesus" could be interpreted as a critique of materialism or a statement about finding fulfillment through faith. Jack Harlow wonders why some people underestimate him and asks for reasons why they sleep on his talent. He mentions receiving plaques (awards) in the mail, acknowledging the hard work of UPS workers who deliver them. Finally, he encourages others to believe in themselves and their potential for success.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the earlier lines about being a "G" and throwing up the "L." The mention of "first class" represents the luxurious lifestyle that Jack Harlow can provide for others. He wants to elevate someone's status and take them to new heights, whether metaphorically (in the sky) or literally (traveling first class). The repetition of the phrase "up in the s—" is a way to emphasize the extravagant lifestyle being described.

[Verse 2]
The second verse begins with a question asking if the listener is ready. Jack Harlow acknowledges that he has become a superstar and reflects on his own success. He suggests that he might be the real deal, even overshadowing other individuals who are considered successful. Jack Harlow expresses his confidence and self-assuredness, even suggesting that the listener undress in his presence. He confirms his presence on Sunset Boulevard, a famous street in Los Angeles associated with the entertainment industry. Jack Harlow enjoys the fast-paced lifestyle he leads and mentions the lack of downsides, except for the limited time he gets to spend with his family. He envisions providing for his family and ensuring they never experience a decrease in their standard of living. The mention of Angus and Cloud 9 refers to being in a state of bliss or euphoria. Jack Harlow acknowledges that he now has a growing fan base and is grateful for the support. He admits that he rarely has any downtime due to his busy schedule. When he speaks, he receives approval from a woman, indicating his charm and persuasive abilities.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the same lines as before, emphasizing Jack Harlow's status as a "G" and his ability to provide a first-class experience.

Overall, "First Class" is a song that showcases Jack Harlow's confidence and highlights the perks and challenges that come with his rising fame. It explores themes of success, self-assuredness, and the desire to elevate others to a higher status.

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Cast & Crew

  • Artist / Band
  • Producer(s)
  • Jack Harlow, Angel López, Rogét Chahayed, Charlie Handsome & Jasper Harris
  • Writter(s)
  • Blac Elvis, Raheem the Dream, Ludacris, Polow da Don, will.i.am, Dougie F, Jasper Harris, Charlie Handsome, Rogét Chahayed, Angel López, Fergie & Jack Harlow
  • Released On
  • April 8, 2022

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FAQs & Knowledge

Who is the singer of "First Class" song?

"First Class" song is sung by Jack Harlow.

Who is the lyrics writer of "First Class" song?

"First Class" song lyrics written by Blac Elvis, Raheem the Dream, Ludacris, Polow da Don, will.i.am, Dougie F, Jasper Harris, Charlie Handsome, Rogét Chahayed, Angel López, Fergie & Jack Harlow.

Who is the music producer of "First Class" song?

"First Class" song music composed & produced by Jack Harlow, Angel López, Rogét Chahayed, Charlie Handsome & Jasper Harris.

When was "First Class" song released?

"First Class" song was released on April 8, 2022.