celeb news Hot TikToker : "J.Lo is the reason Black People know Selena Quintanilla"

[Yudelkis]

 

Full video here : 

Does ATRL agree ? 

[Tudors]

Thank you Jlo. I like your version of Selena better tho

[Rosenda]

you need glasses or a new taste 

[Richie.Valdez]

IDK why randoms's opinions are valued to be posted? They could say that they like to eat sh it and it will be posted? oki 

[mike_int]

" Hot TikToker " ?

 

[i spit on haters]

The same would have to apply to white people, too. None the less, I can't say I disagree but I'm also not sure why it matters ? I'm a Black-American, who like J.Lo, also grew up in Bronx, N.Y. --- I didn't know who Selena was until the biopic.

 

I heard some of her music being played in various sections of NY, which has a huge population of Latinos/Hispanics/PRs, etc. but didn't know the artist behind said songs. Selena wasn't able to break into U.S. mainstream before her life was unfortunately cut short. Most Americans, Black or not, didn't know Selena prior to J.Lo's telling of her story.  

[Yudelkis]

Just now, mike_int said:

" Hot TikToker " ?

 

 

ATRL named him like that. 

[SmittenCake]

1 minute ago, Richie.Valdez said:

IDK why randoms's opinions are valued to be posted? They could say that they like to eat sh it and it will be posted? oki 

random people drag her and it still gets posted on here so why not the other way around? 

[popmusicisdead]

there are least 2 things that are FALSE  in that thread title.

[tiagol88]

I'm not the biggest JLo fan...but this weird hatred online out of nowhere since this era started is...weird to say the least 

[Yudelkis]

5 minutes ago, Richie.Valdez said:

IDK why randoms's opinions are valued to be posted? They could say that they like to eat sh it and it will be posted? oki 

Well, he's more famous than Natasha Ramos.

 

 ( @MusicIsMyMaster @zach)

[aesthetic bih]

April Fool's is already over. You're 4 days late.

[BorderBoy]

Selena is the reason JLo's career took off globally. Yes, the movie was an international hit and people to know more about 'that Mexican singer who was killed by her manager" as everyone referred to her at the beginning but Selena was a big deal already in the US and all of Latin America.

Edited April 5 by BorderBoy

[barbiegrande]

Congrats on JLo's biggest achievement being that she introduced people to a more talented artist. 

[ImsoLOUD]

Me searching for the "hot guy" here 

The movie introduced her to tons of people in all demographics that weren't  familiar with her prior/alive to witness her time. 

[Devin]

cmon now. 

[Devin]

25 minutes ago, i spit on haters said:

I heard some of her music being played in various sections of NY, which has a huge population of Latinos/Hispanics/PRs, etc. but didn't know the artist behind said songs. Selena wasn't able to break into U.S. mainstream before her life was unfortunately cut short. Most Americans, Black or not, didn't know Selena prior to J.Lo's telling of her story.  

!

[Princess Aurora]

26 minutes ago, tiagol88 said:

I'm not the biggest JLo fan...but this weird hatred online out of nowhere since this era started is...weird to say the least 

Agreed. It's getting weird

[Smarticle]

Hot and spilling 

[Adrian14]

Selena sang in Spanish, she shouldn't have to be known by black people.

 

Edited April 5 by Adrian14

[fa77ot]

x 2

[ImpressMeMuch]

damn double homicide

Edited April 5 by ImpressMeMuch

[SoldierofLove]

Is this why JLo apparently got a pass to say the N word?

[TROPICUM]

sure that biopic introduced the wonderful and talented (actual) latin act that was selena to different audiences other than the mexican-american/mexican public 

 

and quite honestly that's the most culturally significant thing jlo has ever done in her career, and i don't think she'll be able to top that. ever 

 

[Riot]

People watched Selena and said: "Mama, let's research"