LOOK: Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh jams out to Eminem’s “Lose Yourself”
‘Airport Jim’ is officially ’Vacation Jim.’ Harbaugh returns to TikTok once again, through his daughter Grace, this time donning his Michigan gear and reciting Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” in a solo, a cappella performance.
“My associate Eminem, fellow Michigander, speaks to me,” Grace posted on top of the video — via an account which has grown to 12k followers as a result of her travel updates. Her ‘Airport Jim’ trilogy has surpassed 2.7 million total views and counting, while the two post-arrival videos have already reached 1.5 million combined.
“Lose Yourself” was the first single that helped global rap star Eminem earn a No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. The song also brought hip-hop an Academy Award for Best Original Song and won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Solo Performance.
Michigan water polo’s Grace Harbaugh
Grace Harbaugh is a junior at Michigan and a member of the university’s water polo team, which earned its sixth-straight Collegiate Water Polo Association championship in April. Harbaugh has been a CWPA Scholar Athlete, ACWPC All-Academic team selection and a U-M Academic Achievement Award winner in her time with the Wolverines.
On ending up at Michigan (via mgoblue.com): “Growing up in a family that was passionate about Michigan, the love for the University was instilled in me at a young age. I grew up singing the fight song and watching football games. I fell in love with the traditions, academics, athletics, and opportunities Michigan has to offer.”
On why she chose water polo (via mgoblue.com): “I started playing when I was fourteen years old. I was a swimmer all my life, and while I loved it, I missed certain aspects of a team sport. I found water polo and it was a combination of everything I loved about sports. I’ve been hooked ever since.”
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