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\n\tJack Harlow<\/a> wants you to listen to his upcoming fourth studio album, Monica<\/em>, which is due out on March 13. But before the follow-up to 2023\u2019s Jackman<\/em> LP drops, the Louisville, Ky.-bred MC is doing some active listening himself.<\/p>\n \n\tIn the latest teaser for the album, Harlow posted a video on Monday (March 2) in which he mostly observes intently as a group of women talk about sex, love and relationships. \u201cI think that in the way that we say women lose their power when they have sex, I think men feel like they lose their power when they say, \u2018I love you,\u2019\u201d one of the women says in the clip as a bespectacled Harlow sits quietly and offers an affirming \u201chmmm\u201d and a gentle head nod to her point.<\/p>\n \n\tThen it\u2019s time for Bleacher Reports<\/em>\u2018 Taylor Rooks to weigh in, with the sports journalist smiling and slowly shaking her head as she says with a laugh, \u201cThey\u2019ve all said \u2018I love you.’\u201d When another participant agrees and adds that \u201cit feels like it doesn\u2019t feel good for them sometimes,\u201d Rooks notes, \u201cbut they\u2019ll say it so quickly!\u201d <\/p>\n \n\tRather than offer his opinions, Harlow spends his time petting an adorable Labradoodle while one of participants offers, \u201cthey do all say it, but then it always ends up being a problem.\u201d Rooks listens with a quizzical look on her face until Harlow finally finds his spot and suggests, \u201cMaybe you\u2019re built diff[erently].\u201d <\/p>\n \n\tThe brief video does not contain any new music or information about the album that Harlow announced on Feb. 10, and which is slated to drop on the rapper\u2019s 28th birthday. The original post was accompanied by the LP\u2019s cover art, featuring a motion-blurred image of the rapper with his eyes shut while wearing a pair of shades and a brown cap tilted to the side. A few days after the announcement, Harlow posted a similar real-talk video<\/a>, this time featuring male friends detailing the perils of dating life in New York and Los Angeles, as well as bonding over their mutual love for singer Brandy.<\/p>\n \n\tAt press time no additional information was available about the tracklist or any features on the LP, which was recorded at the famed Electric Lady Studios in New York City following Harlow\u2019s move to the Big Apple from his Kentucky home. Harlow has kept a low musical profile for most of the past year, most recently releasing the Doja Cat-assisted single \u201cJust Us\u201d last March.<\/p>\n \n\tWatch Harlow\u2019s Monica<\/em> tease below.<\/p>\n