Jennifer Lopez Performs "On The Floor" Featuring Pitbull On American Idol

The return of Jennifer Lopez AKA J. Lo has begun! The American Idol judge, Jennifer Lopez did what Paula Abdul hoped to do – revive her career using American Idol as a platform. Jennifer Lopez has been busy promoting the release of her latest album “Love?”, even stopping at BET’s 106 & Park to premiere her steamy, hot video for “I’m Into You” featuring Lil Wayne.

The buzz of the day however surrounds Jennifer’s performance of “On the Floor” featuring Pitbull on American Idol last night. While J. Lo is enjoying some success with “On the Floor” I can’t help but feel disappointed in her Idol performance – there were too many wrong turns. The fashion – what was she thinking with those unflattering harem pants??? And her energy seemed terribly low as if her adorable twin babies wore her out just before performing. “I’m Into You” does much more for me – let’s hope Jennifer will be back to perform that single soon. You be the critic and share your thoughts on Jennifer Lopez’s performance of “On the Floor” on American Idol.

 

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