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Jennifer Lopez Unleashes Unhinged Energy on American Music Awards Stage

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May 26, 2025 — 1 min read

Jennifer Lopez returned as the host of the American Music Awards, delivering a high-energy performance that saw her kiss three backup dancers on stage. The multi-talented performer, who has been rehearsing for weeks, greeted the live audience with a mix of her own hits and collaborations with other artists, including Kendrick Lamar and Bruno Mars. As she danced to a medley of songs, Lopez showed no signs of hesitation, embracing her "unhinged era" and hinting at her upcoming tour, Up All Night Live, which will kick off in Egypt on July 4.

Key Takeaways:

Jennifer Lopez hosted the American Music Awards after a decade, delivering a six-minute intro performance that featured 23 hits by herself and other artists.
Lopez's performance included a kiss with a male backup dancer, followed by a kiss with a female backup dancer, leaving the live audience cheering.
The performance was part of Lopez's "big television performance in a while," coming after a year of taking time off and focusing on film projects, including Kiss of the Spider Woman and Office Romance.
Lopez's return to hosting the American Music Awards marks the beginning of her "unhinged era," which she compared to "getting back into my performance mode in a way."
Lopez is set to embark on her first tour in six years, Up All Night Live, starting in Egypt on July 4.
Lopez credits her current positivity and readiness to perform to her post-divorce life, stating that everything in her life feels "really healthy and good."

Statistics:

Lopez performed for six minutes, featuring 23 hits by herself and other artists.
Lopez kissed three backup dancers on stage during her performance.
Lopez has been rehearsing for two weeks for her first "big television performance in a while."
Lopez's Up All Night Live tour will first kick off in Egypt on July 4.
Lopez will be 52 years old by the time her tour starts.

Sources:

People
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