Jennifer Lopez dropped her ‚Can’t Get Enough‘ video, spoofing her four weddings, ahead of her ‚This Is Me. Now‘ album release.<\/b>
\nJenny From The Block has been around the block. Jennifer Lopez has seen (and done) it all throughout her dominant triple-threat career, and she\u2019s faced as much (unfair) scrutiny over her personal life as any celebrity. In other words, nothing intimidates her anymore, especially not her own past.
On Wednesday, January 10, Lopez released \u201cCan\u2019t Get Enough,\u201d the lead single from her forthcoming album This Is Me\u2026 Now, alongside a very funny video directed by Dave Meyers. It features four weddings, the star trolling her own four-marriage history, and it\u2019s glorious. Alas, Ben Affleck does not make an appearance.
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At the beginning, Lopez marries her first husband while someone whispers to his plus-one in the crowd, \u201cI told you she couldn\u2019t be alone.\u201d He holds his hand out for money, having won a bet. Later, Lopez is dancing with Derek Hough, meant to play her second husband. All the while, the same wedding guests come through with snide comments like \u201cThird time\u2019s the charm?\u201d and \u201cDon\u2019t catch [the bouquet]; it\u2019s cursed!\u201d By the end, Lopez is stone-faced while overhearing off-camera men complaining about her nonstop work ethic, as well as her \u201cdefensiveness, and constant criticism.\u201d The screen reads, \u201cTo be continued\u2026\u201d
As per press release, the video is from her upcoming movie This Is Me\u2026Now: A Love Story, directed by filmmaker Dave Meyers, which is due out on Amazon Prime Video on February 16 \u2014 the same release date for Lopez\u2019s first album since 2014\u2019s A.K.A. Of course, This Is Me\u2026 Now is a bookend to Lopez\u2019s 2002 album, This Is Me\u2026 Then, released in the thick of Affleck and Lopez\u2019s first go-round. (For anyone living under a rock, Affleck and Lopez reunited in 2021 and have been married since July 2022.)
\u201cI think it might surprise some people,\u201d Lopez told Variety of her single and video at the 2024 Golden Globes on Sunday, January 7. \u201cIt\u2019s definitely kind of a meta story about the journey that it takes from getting from heartbreak back to love [\u2026] I am somewhat of an expert, you could say, in a real way. Not so much about marriage but on weddings. Again, I don\u2019t take myself too seriously. I think that life is a crazy journey where you fall down and you get back up, and you keep trying and you never give up.\u201d
As for This Is Me\u2026 Now, Lopez is \u201cembracing the return to traditional physical albums,\u201d as excerpted from the press release:
\u201cJennifer has created a bespoke collection of special & limited editions. This includes a deluxe CD with a stunning 40 page booklet featuring exclusive photos, plus 2 of 20 available polaroid photos. The standard vinyl comes in Jennifer\u2019s favorite color of green, and there are also eight additional exclusive vinyls with a variety of covers and vinyl colors creating an exciting collectors series. JLovers will be treated to a signed vinyl that is available exclusively on onthejlo.com and features an emerald disc and exclusive cover. The full product offerings are available at the preorder link here.\u201d
Watch the \u201cCan\u2019t Get Enough\u201d video above, and check out the This Is Me\u2026 Now cover art and tracklist (as first reported by Billboard) below.
1. \u201cThis Is Me\u2026Now\u201d
2. \u201cTo Be Yours\u201d
3. \u201cMad in Love\u201d
4. \u201cCan\u2019t Get Enough\u201d
5. \u201cRebound\u201d
6. \u201cnot.going.anywhere.\u201d
7. \u201cDear Ben, Pt. II\u201d
8. \u201cHummingbird\u201d
9. \u201cHearts and Flowers\u201d
10. \u201cBroken Like Me\u201d
11. \u201cThis Time Around\u201d
12. \u201cMidnight Trip to Vegas\u201d
13. \u201cGreatest Love Story Never Told\u201d
This Is Me\u2026 Now is out 2\/16 via Nuyorican Productions\/BMG Rights Management. Find more information here.<\/p>\n