J-Lo Wants Big Rock Star Names to Replace Her: Does She Think Too Highly of Herself?
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2012/07/17 19:00:00
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All kinds of names have been flying around as potential replacements for Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler now that they have quit “American Idol.” Everyone from ex-“Idol” associates Adam Lambert and Paula Abdul to singing sensations like Mariah Carey and Celine Dion have come up in stories about new judges. Heck, even Charlie Sheen joked with David Letterman about taking the job. But, in a recent interview with ABC News, J-Lo herself threw out a few ideas for her replacement.
J-Lo stated, “I think big. I think Bono or Bon Jovi or Mick Jagger.” That’s not big, that’s enormous. And while these names may be in line with her fellow ex-judge Steven Tyler, who comes from one of the biggest rock bands of all-time, Aerosmith, it seems like Lopez is placing herself in a league of legends, where she may not truly belong.
Sure, Jenny from the Block has had a successful run in the music biz. But Jagger, Bono and Bon Jovi are icons in the industry with numerous multi-platinum albums throughout their decades-long careers. Why not throw Paul McCartney in the mix, while you’re at it? So what do you think: Does Jennifer Lopez think too highly of herself?
J-Lo stated, “I think big. I think Bono or Bon Jovi or Mick Jagger.” That’s not big, that’s enormous. And while these names may be in line with her fellow ex-judge Steven Tyler, who comes from one of the biggest rock bands of all-time, Aerosmith, it seems like Lopez is placing herself in a league of legends, where she may not truly belong.
Sure, Jenny from the Block has had a successful run in the music biz. But Jagger, Bono and Bon Jovi are icons in the industry with numerous multi-platinum albums throughout their decades-long careers. Why not throw Paul McCartney in the mix, while you’re at it? So what do you think: Does Jennifer Lopez think too highly of herself?
I haven't even watched that show in years; its awful.
I just don't believe that Lopez is in the same league as the people she listed, and I find such a comparison (even an unintentional one) to be audacious.
Nice snark, with that the world is still flat comment, but it was really uncalled for.
Think whatever you think; like whatever you like, and I'll continue to do the same.
I made my point, and now I'm done.
Good day.
Bono. I know who he is but can't picture one single song he sings.
And I don't like J-lo's music at all.
She is very awesome as a person though.