Originally posted by conseeded Being iconic, to me, is that you'll be remembered in 20 years for something. Like JLo will be remembered for starting celebrity fashion, perfume, and she's iconic for the hispanic community as well. She's the most successful latina in entertainment

Originally posted by BLaCKPoWeR How is she easily recognizable and what exactly does she symbolize or represent?

Top 10 singles don't make anything easily recognizable. Having top 10 singles does not mean you represent or symbolize anything.

Originally posted by BLaCKPoWeR Top 10 singles don't make anything easily recognizable. Having top 10 singles does not mean you represent or symbolize anything.

Lol no. Her red hair is not iconic. She only had it for a year. She is not known for being a redhead. This means that people don't see red hair and think of Rihanna. Therefore it is not easily recognizable.

Ehh well, maybe. When I see red hair on a Black woman I do kinda think of Rihanna. I don't know. Maybe the red hair is iconic. But not that much.

The only remotely "iconic" song in there is Umbrella.

@ Illuminati princess.

Originally posted by conseeded Being iconic, to me, is that you'll be remembered in 20 years for something. Like JLo will be remembered for starting celebrity fashion, perfume, and she's iconic for the hispanic community as well. She's the most successful latina in entertainment

Memorable =/= iconic. But yes J. Lo is an icon for Latinos in modern-day Pop culture.

Originally posted by Smartypants Remembered = yes. Impact = not necessarily. For instance, the Britney/Madonna/Christina VMA performance was definitely iconic and is remembered, but it did not impact any of the future VMA performances.