Jack Gilinsky is an American singer and social media personality who first rose to fame as one half of the pop-rap duo Jack & Jack, alongside childhood friend Jack Johnson. Born on September 10, 1996, in Omaha, Nebraska, Gilinsky found international attention through the short-lived video platform Vine, where the duo's comedic clips quickly translated into a massive online following. They capitalized on this attention by delving into music, releasing a string of successful singles and EPs that showcased their penchant for melodic hooks and rap verses.

After years of success with Jack & Jack, including hits like "Wild Life" and "Like That," Gilinsky began exploring his solo career. His recent work, such as "Lose Somebody," continues to exhibit his evolution as an artist with a more mature pop sound. The reception of "My Love," and its subsequent Y2K remix, underscores Gilinsky's ability to adapt and thrive in the dynamic music industry. His solo endeavors demonstrate a finesse in combining relatable lyrics with memorable rhythms, setting the stage for a promising trajectory separate from the collaborative dynamic that initially propelled him to stardom.