"Whenever, Wherever", "Hips Don't Lie", "She Wolf", "Give It Up To Me", "Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)" and "Dare (La La La)" are better than any J-Lo song.
"Whenever, Wherever", "Hips Don't Lie", "She Wolf", "Give It Up To Me", "Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)" and "Dare (La La La)" are better than any J-Lo song.
On The Floor being J.Lo's magnum opus... That is a joke, right?
Love Don't Cost A Thing, Jenny From The Block, Get Right and On The Floor are her signature songs imo. But OTF is the best and it's stood the test of time so far. It was HUGE!
On The Floor being J.Lo's magnum opus... That is a joke, right?
Only from the songs I've heard, which is kinda limited to everything from this decade. I've never wanted to explore her discography because she's just so... vanilla.
"Whenever, Wherever", "Hips Don't Lie", "She Wolf", "Give It Up To Me", "Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)" and "Dare (La La La)" are better than any J-Lo song.
Hips Don't Lie is more iconic than any J Lo song
And Whenever, Wherever was THE video of my childhood so I prefer it to any J Lo video.
Love Don't Cost A Thing, Jenny From The Block, Get Right and On The Floor are her signature songs imo. But OTF is the best and it's stood the test of time so far. It was HUGE!
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Only from the songs I've heard, which is kinda limited to everything from this decade. I've never wanted to explore her discography because she's just so... vanilla.
They're her signature songs but I would hardly call them her magnum opus.
Get Right, Play, I Luh Ya Papi, and Could This Be Love, in my opinion >
Ame la mejole biggi biggi mubbo wa A to Z
Asi tsu zala mejole biggi biggi mubbo from East to West
Bathi waka waka ma eh eh waka waka ma eh eh
Tendency suna tsibuye 'cause this is Africa...
Kesha was once the biggest pop girl here for a hot minute back in 2010. She's still relevant though which is kinda funny because she hasn't released anything since 2013. But her singles still get a lot of recurrent airplay and when they talk about celebrities being on the show they usually include "It's Kesha!" in with other big musical acts.
P!nk is still Queen of Australia though. I heard "Bad Influence" on the radio the other day. Mega bop.
I've never wanted to explore her discography because she's just so... vanilla. 
But her singles still get a lot of recurrent airplay and when they talk about celebrities being on the show they usually include "It's Kesha!" in with other big musical acts.