The song "Young Harleezy" by Jack Harlow is about his journey as a rapper. He starts off by saying that while others were playing with RPGs, he was selling hard CDs in seventh grade. He also talks about his early days performing in talent shows where he was nervous but now he makes it sound easy. Harlow reveals that it took him ten years to get where he is today and eight years to start earning money from his music. He also struggled with drinking for six years but was able to give it up after nine years. Nowadays, he is living the high life with bottles of Fiji water in his section and lots of girls around him. He knows that there is pressure to keep succeeding, but he is built for it. He wants to turn his success into a "lil' forest" and has gotten to the point where he is comfortable with his talent. Even though fans want to see him, he is still touring and working hard. Overall, "Young Harleezy" is a reflection on the ups and downs of Jack Harlow's journey to success as a rapper.
