[Chris-Lo]

Originally posted by swissman

Just watched this. I'd give this video a C+.

While I commend the role reversal and really think that it's a great and fun angle, there's such a high cheese factor here that it made me cringe more than a few times. I think it could have been executed much better. Mostly it was the intro/outro acting bits that accounted for this. The whole "dream sequence" music video is a cliché that J.Lo and her friends should have dismissed when whomever pitched this idea in the first place. I wish the video had removed this entirely and not assumed the audience wouldn't get what was happening, instead of having to so explicitly say what was going on beforehand. Or at least if they thought the audience wouldn't get it, there could have been any number of creative ways to illustrate it other than a fake scene with a label executive which is yet another cliché (a popstar being told to act a certain way and then the rebellion).

Other than that I really wasn't a fan of the styling at all. Maybe that was the point though for it to look over the top and Miami-tacky. I did like J.Lo's swag in it and as I said, it had a great core concept but unfortunately there was too many other elements that really brought it down for me.

Actually the scene with label executive is recreated. It happend when they disscused what are they gonna do with the video. HE WORKS FOR CAPITOL, he's not just a random actor. She even mocked herelf with song title and couple of label teammates videos too in that scene. But it is kinda cheesy, I agree.

[Chris-Lo]

Originally posted by Julián

That was so good. She looks insanely hot as usual, the dancing is great. So many hot people in one video It even made me like the song a little bit more.

Now everytime u hear the song, video will pop up in front of your eyes

JLO, the queen of brains

[swissman]

Originally posted by Chris-Lo

Actually the scene with label executive is recreated. It happend when they disscused what are they gonna do with the video. HE WORKS FOR CAPITOL, he's not just a random actor. She even mocked herelf with song title and couple of label teammates videos too in that scene. But it is kinda cheesy, I agree.

Oh I didn't know that. Thanks for letting me know though. That makes it slightly better I guess. But it doesn't really change the video itself.

[Chris-Lo]

Originally posted by swissman

Oh I didn't know that. Thanks for letting me know though. That makes it slightly better I guess. But it doesn't really change the video itself.

As much as the scene is cheesy and a bit funny at the same time, it was kinda smart. They knew this gonna generate a huge buzz and views, so they put that "the album is coming" too...

Video itself has so many great moments, beside those hunks and ****** lol.

The Green Versace gown, the lights from If you had my love, Im Real outfit, Im gonna be alright hair and outfits.... such a throwback.... You know that her first album was released 15 years ago?

Gosh Im old

[.aR]

They guy in the red shorts....

[Ramooon]

I cant think of a better concept for the song. The video gets hotter everytime i watch it

[JLO_FeEN]

Originally posted by swissman

Just watched this. I'd give this video a C+.

While I commend the role reversal and really think that it's a great and fun angle, there's such a high cheese factor here that it made me cringe more than a few times. I think it could have been executed much better. Mostly it was the intro/outro acting bits that accounted for this. The whole "dream sequence" music video is a cliché that J.Lo and her friends should have dismissed when whomever pitched this idea in the first place. I wish the video had removed this entirely and not assumed the audience wouldn't get what was happening, instead of having to so explicitly say what was going on beforehand. Or at least if they thought the audience wouldn't get it, there could have been any number of creative ways to illustrate it other than a fake scene with a label executive which is yet another cliché (a popstar being told to act a certain way and then the rebellion).

Other than that I really wasn't a fan of the styling at all. Maybe that was the point though for it to look over the top and Miami-tacky. I did like J.Lo's swag in it and as I said, it had a great core concept but unfortunately there was too many other elements that really brought it down for me.

Another pressed Bey stan doing the absolute most. Why am I not surprised..

[B_D]

[JesusORGod]

The queen of icon had it back then and she STILL has it. Slay j-lo!!!

[El Chiko Kevo]

Can't stop watching this

[shark_heather]

Her best video ....

I used to hate the song bit now I love it...

Brilliant !!!! Well done j.lo

[JtothaLO]

^
Same! The video is AHMAZING

2.482.690 views!

[QuitmanDJ]

This video>>>>>

[QuitmanDJ]

I LUHH the way they executed the cheesyness of the video theme. Like, when I saw pictures I was like "seriously, that's the best you could do" but the story line made it amazing! I honestly think this is one of her best videos, if not her very best! SlayLo.

[Vulps]

Originally posted by swissman

Just watched this. I'd give this video a C+.

While I commend the role reversal and really think that it's a great and fun angle, there's such a high cheese factor here that it made me cringe more than a few times. I think it could have been executed much better. Mostly it was the intro/outro acting bits that accounted for this. The whole "dream sequence" music video is a cliché that J.Lo and her friends should have dismissed when whomever pitched this idea in the first place. I wish the video had removed this entirely and not assumed the audience wouldn't get what was happening, instead of having to so explicitly say what was going on beforehand. Or at least if they thought the audience wouldn't get it, there could have been any number of creative ways to illustrate it other than a fake scene with a label executive which is yet another cliché (a popstar being told to act a certain way and then the rebellion).

Other than that I really wasn't a fan of the styling at all. Maybe that was the point though for it to look over the top and Miami-tacky. I did like J.Lo's swag in it and as I said, it had a great core concept but unfortunately there was too many other elements that really brought it down for me.

The true ki is that even after so explicitly announcing the intentions of the video, there are still people who missed it completely (see: confused young men posting on youtube wondering why there are so many shirtless men in the video). I'm not keen on the intro/outro either, but for different reasons. I like that it showed that she was aware of the whole papi/puppy thing, but I don't think she should have made it so obvious that she was doing this whole role-reversal thing. All it has really accomplished is that it's riled up vaguely homophobic / insecure men whom probably would have been too focused on J.Lo to have noticed it otherwise.

Though I guess why should she (or anyone) cater to homophobes anyway. Youtube draws idiots like flies to ****.

[El Chiko Kevo]

Originally posted by JtothaLO

^
Same! The video is AHMAZING

2.482.690 views!

[katyperryismylife]

Those men

[Dabbyy]

Cant stop watching !!!!!!!!

[whatyouwant_]

Originally posted by Dabbyy

Cant stop watching !!!!!!!!

+1

[►Liyoh◄]

The song isnt hit radio material but im actually loving it, the video def helps