It also laid the foundation for the “Ain’t It Funny” remix, which was released as the lead single off 2002’s J to tha L-O! The Remixes. Ja Rule and Caddillac Tah (2002)Ĭraig Mack’s “ Flava In Ya Ear” turns 25 next year, but it’s still one of the most recognized tracks in hip-hop history. The pair’s sultry dance sequence (skip to 8:12) went on to become an unforgettable moment in pop culture. When the Nuyorican bombshell appears as Princess of Tunisia (a fictional country) in then-Puff Daddy’s “Been Around the World” video, the storyline suddenly becomes more interesting. Cameo in Diddy’s “Been Around the World” with The Notorious B.I.G. On the brink of becoming a global phenomenon, Lopez walked away with her first Moonman that night, but the actress-turned-singer’s appearance with the hip-hop mogul gave her street credibility. The Bronx Barbie turned heads in an all-white ensemble that included big hoop earrings, a bedazzled bandana and a Sean John crop top. Lopez and then-boyfriend Diddy became the most stylish VMA couple of all time when they walked the red carpet on Sept. J.Lo and Diddy’s VMA Red Carpet Appearance (2000) With its haunting melody and lyrics depicting an unhealthy relationship, the slowed down tempo on “I’m Gonna Be Alright” allows listeners to get deep in their feelings.ĥ.
10 on the charts during the summer of ‘02, and it went on to become Lopez’s sixth Top 10 hit. The entertainer shows resilience on “I’m Gonna Be Alright,” which features rap titan Nas. Nas (2002)Ĭontaining replayed elements of Luniz’s “I Got 5 On It,” the third and final single off J to tha L-O! The Remixes isn’t your average breakup anthem. “I’m Gonna Be Alright” (Trackmasters Remix) feat. When the rap legend pleas, “Pride is what you had, baby girl, I’m what you have,” Jennifer’s reaction is savage AF: “You’ll be needing me but too bad.”Ħ.
Built around a sample of Debra Laws’ classic R&B ballad “Very Special,” Jen and LL deserve an award for their superb portrayal of soon-to-be ex-lovers as they go back and forth over calling it quits. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for four consecutive weeks. Lopez’s dazzling Las Vegas residency is fittingly named after her smash hit “All I Have,” which stayed at No. Case in point: The beat samples and the vocals interpolate Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force’s “ Looking for the Perfect Beat” and “ Planet Rock,” which automatically places this collab in the Top 10. J.Lo and Uncle L’s musical chemistry was so amazing the first time around in “All I Have” in 2002 that the duo reunited four years later on “Control Myself,” an homage to hip-hop’s golden era. But the former Love & Hip-Hop: New York star stays true to her roots, e.g., “Two bad bitches that came from the Bronx/Cardi from the pole and Jenny from the block.” Iconic. Belcalis Almanzar does her thing, offering fans a glimpse into her fabulous life. “They say money talk/but my talking bilingual,” she declares in the second verse. On the fiery track, Lopez flaunts her millions and flexes her rapping skills at the same time. In a nutshell, “Dinero” is the ultimate hustler’s anthem, with production notes from DJ Khaled. Music lovers nearly lost their minds when rumors started swirling that J.Lo and Cardi B were joining forces for a dream collaboration and they did not disappoint when the single officially dropped. Bonus points for the multiple characters (from a DJ to busy bartender to an exotic dancer) Lopez portrayed in the original video. Co-produced by On the 6 collaborator Corey Rooney, “Get Right” was a bit unorthodox at the time, but it translated into a classic J.Lo sound. Right Now,” he raps over those infectious horn riffs. Without a doubt, the lead single off Rebirth brought the funk, but Fabolous’ verse took it to the next level. Singles Chart, the Stargate-produced track further solidified Ms.
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And Lil Wayne’s clever wordplay is impressive, e.g., “You’re way too fly, I could be your jet fuel.” The second single released off Love? failed to crack the Top 40 in the U.S., which is absurd since “I’m Into You” is the perfect soundtrack for sipping piña coladas with the crew all summer. The island-flavored “I’m Into You” is hands down one of the most underrated songs of Lopez’s discography.
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