Jennifer Lopez's Official Biggest Songs on the Official UK charts unveiled

Jennifer Lopez’s Official Biggest Songs on the Official UK charts unveiled – Don’t be deceived by the catchy tunes she possesses – she remains the same Jenny from the Block. Since marking her Official Charts debut in 1999 with “If You Had My Love,” Jennifer Lopez has propelled numerous tracks to the upper echelons, boasting 17 Top 10 singles, including three Number 1s. Despite her success, she remains authentic, a fact even evident on Oprah.

J-Lo, however, is known for going all-in. According to officialchart.com, later this month, with the release of her ninth studio album, “This Is Me… Now,” she will also unveil a semi-autobiographical musical film bearing the same title. As a prelude to their debut on February 16, 2024, here’s a tantalizing overview of her top 20 most significant songs in the UK.

5. Love Don’t Cost a Thing – Release: 2001 Official Singles Chart Peak: Number 1 Total UK Chart Units: 497,000 As the lead single from her second studio album, “J Lo” in 2001, this gleaming pop-R&B track secured her first UK Number 1. With its iconic dance break in the glossy video and no-nonsense lyrics, such as “Think I wanna drive your Benz? I don’t,” “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” remains quintessentially Jennifer Lynn Lopez.

4. Get Right – Release: 2005 Official Singles Chart Peak: Number 1 Total UK Chart Units: 587,000 Four years after “Love Don’t Cost a Thing,” J-Lo achieved her second Number 1 with this sax-driven hit. Co-written by Usher, this effortlessly funky club tune captures Jennifer’s strength, empowerment, and feminine energy. When she asserts, “Can’t a woman take advantage of what she wants?” only a fool would challenge her on the second verse.

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3. If You Had My Love – Release: 1999 Official Singles Chart Peak: Number 4 Total UK Chart Units: 614,000 J-Lo’s debut single is a top-tier R&B song of the Y2K era, co-written with Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins, known for crafting era-defining hits for Destiny’s Child, Beyoncé, and the Pussycat Dolls. In the lyrics, Jennifer outlines her relationship rules, making it clear: “First of all, I won’t take you cheatin’ on me.” A solid policy, indeed.

2. Jenny from the Block – Release: 2002 Official Singles Chart Peak: Number 3 Total UK Chart Units: 656,000 This self-referential hit lets everyone know exactly where J-Lo originated: “South side Bronx!” Co-written by Jennifer, it’s not just one of her most infectious tunes but also one of her most memorable. “Used to have a little, now I have a lot,” she sings on the chorus. “No matter where I go, I know where I came from.” Only J-Lo can effortlessly embody ‘glamorous yet grounded.’

1. On the Floor feat. Pitbull – Release: 2011 Official Singles Chart Peak: Number 1 Total UK Chart Units: 1.71 million “It’s a new generation of party people,” J-Lo declares at the beginning of her third (and most recent) Number 1. Twelve years into her recording career, she continued to pack dance floors from “Brazil, Morocco, London to Ibiza.” “On the Floor” was such a massive hit that J-Lo collaborated again with producer RedOne and rapper Pitbull a year later for the equally infectious follow-up, “Dance Again,” which peaked at Number 11.

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