Jack Harlow, DaBaby, Lil Wayne, and more - Songwriting Royalties

This catalog captures the ascent of a modern hip-hop voice who redefined mainstream crossover appeal. Centered on Jack Harlow’s breakout era, it includes his signature collaborations with Lil Wayne, DaBaby, Tory Lanez, Bryson Tiller, and others, each track a snapshot of an artist rising confidently into global recognition. From the moment “WHAT’S POPPIN” ignited streaming charts and dominated TikTok, the catalog has embodied the pulse of contemporary culture: smart, charismatic, and endlessly replayable.

As Harlow’s artistry evolved, so did the body of work itself. Tracks like “Dua Lipa” and “Creme” show a shift toward sophistication, balancing clever lyricism with emotional nuance and a keen understanding of what drives both pop and hip-hop audiences. It’s this blend of energy and introspection that continues to fuel engagement years after release.

Streaming stands as the catalog’s core strength, accounting for roughly 74% of total income. Yet beyond the hits, diversity runs deep, over a third of recent earnings come from tracks outside the Top 5, a sign of sustained listener connection and catalog vitality. With a Dollar Age of 4.54 years, these works have matured into proven assets that continue to perform across multiple platforms and audience segments.

In an industry defined by fleeting trends, this catalog stands as a testament to staying power, modern, versatile, and culturally in tune with the moment, yet built to endure well beyond it.

Jack Harlow is an American rapper from Louisville, Kentucky, known for blending sharp lyricism, humor, and pop-rap appeal. His breakout hit “What’s Poppin” (2020) showcased his confident flow over a crisp jetsonmade beat and became a viral success, with its star-studded remix featuring DaBaby, Tory Lanez, and Lil Wayne peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. The 2022 track “Dua Lipa,” from his album Come Home the Kids Miss You, reflects his playful charisma and crossover ambitions, name-dropping the pop star in a catchy, flirtatious hook that underscores his knack for cultural references. Meanwhile, “Creme” from That’s What They All Say reveals a more introspective side, pairing smooth production with lyrics about emotional distance and self-awareness. Together, these songs highlight Harlow’s evolution from viral newcomer to versatile hitmaker, balancing swagger, humor, and vulnerability in a style that bridges rap credibility and mainstream accessibility.