Jennifer Lopez is a triple threat. She can sing, dance, and act. She’s also a very successful businesswoman and often stunning on red carpets for her many artistic creations. And Lopez, along with singer Shakira, provided one of the most memorable Super Bowl halftime shows in recent memory.
But here, today, we’d like to dive into Lopez’s top 10 songs. While she’s been featured on a number of standout, successful tracks, Lopez has also performed on and written many of her own.
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Ever since she made a name for herself as one of the Fly Girl dancers on In Living Color in the ’90s, Lopez has been in our hearts. Today, let her travel through your ears. So, without further ado, let’s dive into Jennifer Lopez’ Top 10 songs.
10. “Ain’t Your Mama”
9. “Marry Me”
8. “On The Floor”
7. “I’m Real”
6. “Let’s Get Loud”
5. “Same Girl”
4. “Love Don’t Cost A Thing”
3. “All I Have”
2. “Booty”
1. “Jenny From The Block”
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