When she first made it big, Jennifer Lopez made music, which catered to the urban audience. But, when she began landing major Hollywood roles, her style in music changed. Many of her early fans said Jennifer Lopez only made black music when her career was on the line.
A little over ten years ago, Jennifer Lopez was posting chart-topping hit after chart-topping hit. She met Irv Gotti, then a powerful executive for Def Jam and head of Murder Inc. Gotti was behind many of the top hits from 1999 to 2004. Lopez linked with him at his peak.
Immediately, Jennifer Lopez was paired with Ja Rule and they charted multiple hits. But, after her album went platinum, Lopez returned to Hollywood. Ja Rule would soon pair with Ashanti and post more hits. In 2002, Jennifer Lopez returned to music and teamed up with LL Cool J for her "All I Have" hit and also released "Jenny From the Block."
Several years have passed since Jennifer Lopez last released an album. She recorded with Fabolous a few years ago for her "Get Right" single, but she has been focusing on her family in recent years. Now considered one of the older stars in the game, Jennifer Lopez has nearly been forgotten. Recently, Jennifer Lopez has been working on new music, while still paying close attention to hip hop. Like most hip hop fans, J. Lo has been taken by Lil Wayne, saying she is his biggest fan.
Quickly, Jennifer Lopez reached out to Lil Wayne and the result was their "I'm Into You" single. The song has been heavily discussed for days. However, no one has heard the song... until today. Earlier today, the first single from Lopez' Love? album was released and Lil Wayne has a cameo.Source URL: https://popularartistmagazine.blogspot.com/2011/11/jennifer-lopez-gallery-wallpaper.html
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