Criticism of Jennifer López for kissing her dancers and dancers in her last concert: “He has lost control”
Jennifer Lopez opened on Monday the American Music Awards, in Las Vegas, with a concert that, beyond numerous praise, also generated controversy among some attendees. And there are those who called the provocative performance, since at one point the 55 -year -old singer, He dedicated himself to kissing his dancers in his mouth.
Emphasized in a rhinestone nude monkey, the Bronx artist performed a six -minute medley that included songs like Birds of the Feather, from Billie Eilish; Espresso, of Sabrina Carpenter and Texas Hold ‘Em, of Beyoncé. He did it as always: with the experience that so many years on the stage they have given him, and with the security that characterizes her inside and outside any show. However, The strength of the show was tarnished by its interactions with the dancers.
When the interpreter of On the Floor and Change the step He kissed the professionals who accompanied her during the performance one by the public, part of the public was shocked. Proof of this are the reactions that some users have expressed on social networks. “It has gone too far,” “It’s disgusting,” “Jennifer Lopez has lost control” or “Are you kissing a girl?” They are some of the messages that are read in X, ancient Twitter. There are those who even blame this behavior an “desperate” attempt to cause their ex, Ben Affleck. The artist has not spoken about it.
The concert occurs a few weeks after its ex -husband spoke, precisely, its separation in an interview with the magazine GQ. In it, Affleck He acknowledged that his way of being is different from that of the singer, whom he admires deeply Although now each one takes different paths.
Isn’t It Pathetic That Every Award Show You have returned into this weird crap?
JENNIFER LOPEZ IS 55 FRICKEN YEARS OLD. This is an impeding cry for attention. Sad. #Amas pic.twitter.com/3kt5f4VVCL
– Tomi Lahren (@tomilahren) May 27, 2025
The 52 -year -old actor insisted that the reasons for his rupture are not as stormy as he commented: “I suppose there is a tendency to want to identify the deep causes of a break, but, if I am honest, the truth is much simpler and daily than people believe or consider interesting.” And he adds: “There is no scandal, nor soap opera, nor intrigues. The truth is that, when you ask someone: ‘Hey, what happened?’
