Singer Claims Jennifer Lopez Did Not Voice ‘Jenny From The Block’

Jennifer Lopez attends ELLE's Women in Hollywood Celebration, in Los Angeles, California, U.S., December 5, 2023. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni

Jennifer Lopez is being accused of not being the lead vocal on the chorus of her 2002 hit song “Jenny From The Block.”

Brobible reports a singer by the name of Natasha Ramos claims she was hired to sing the background vocals for the song.  However, some parts of J-Lo’s vocals were replaced with Ramos’ voice.

“I don’t know what year 2001, 2002, I was able to sing a reference track for Jenny From The Black for Jennifer.  So, I recorded it for her she loved it.  They said they wanted to keep me on there and sing background vocals for some of the songs on the album.  So, she did go into the studio and recorded some background vocals over mine. I am convinced they turned her background vocals all the way down because it sounds almost identical to the reference track.  The laugh you hear on the song is my laugh.  The person saying ‘from the Bronx’, that’s my voice,” Ramos says.

The singer also posted a video her TikTok singing the chorus “Jenny From The Block.”

@im.natasha.ramos Replying to @thecolorfamily_ Here ya go! 🤭😂 #JennyFromTheBlock #NatashaRamos #JLo @JLO ♬ original sound – Natasha Ramos