Besties Jack Harlow and Druski have long been fans of roasting each other. As such, on September 28, 2024, the rapper dissed his friend on Instagram. Druski, a comedian, posted a carousel of images on his account with the caption, "Never needed no PR." While the caption may have been funny, Jack Harlow's comment stole the show.
Harlow jokingly left a note in the comments section:
“Or a stylist or a trainer or a nutritionist #INDEPENDENT #SELFMADE”
Fans react to Jack Harlow's comment, claiming getting "cooked" by him is "insane"
Fans were quick to poke fun at the duo's lighthearted friendship. "Bro woke up and chose violence," one user joked.
Many more decided to dish out their jokes in the comments section and on X.
"getting cooked by jack harlow is insane," one user said.
"I’m shocked no one has cast Jack Harlow and Druski in a comedy yet, they’d just be playing themselves lmfaooo ... Kevin Hart should produce a film like this," another pointed out.
"the hashtags and emojis makes this funnier, he KNEW he was cooking," yet another joked.
More and more poured in their quips and wits.
"i was unfamiliar w jack harlow’s game," another noted.
"Two of my favourite guys cooking each other, I'll let this pass," another declared.
"but why," another simply asked.
Druski responds to Harlow's comment, alluding to his ex, Rubi Rose
Druski responded to Harlow's comment with an ominous question:
"where the H*LL are you?”
His response referred to his ex-girlfriend's comments, model Rubi Rose. The two went public and parted ways, all just this month, and the model took to X to clear the air about their relationship. She tweeted on September 17 that the two never got intimate, and he only paid her “for PR."
“And for the record i never slept with that man, n—a paid for PR. Not the p—y. He is funny and nice tho. I only give it up if I’m in love, ion care how much money a n—a got. I’m rich asf lol.”
In true Druski fashion, he shot back by taking to IG to share a picture of his face, superimposed on Alvin Johnson's character from the 2003 romantic comedy Love Don’t Cost a Thing. He was seemingly referencing the movie's premise, wherein Johnson pays a popular girl in his school to go out with him so he would become popular, too.
Jack Harlow and Druski have been longtime friends and have been vocal about their love for each other and their shared mindset. In an interview with Complex magazine, Harlow shared that the two "see the world the same way." Druski jumped in to concur, saying, "We're in two different lanes, but we’re doing the same transition."
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