Jennifer Lopez slammed as ‘cheap’ for simulating X-rated moves In Raunchy Show

Jennifer Lopez is making headlines for her recent racy performance during a show in Spain.

The newly divorced triple threat wowed in a tight-fitting outfit while gyrating with her dancers.

Some netizens praised the 55-year-old, while others said her moves and outfit were inappropriate.

Lopez was one of the headliners at the Cook Music
Fest that took place the weekend of July 18th on Tenerife, the largest and most populous island of the Canary Islands.

Social media has been talking about one particular part of her performance in which she seems overly explicit with some of her moves.

In a tight white corset with a thong and glittery fishnet stockings, Lopez crawled to her dancers, who also wore white corsets.

At one point, Lopez simulates kissing one of the male dancers before pressing her backside onto another’s groin.

At another point, she was seen being lifted onto the shoulders of another dancer, with her crotch in his face.

She then climbed on top of another dancer, while two others positioned themselves beside her, looping her arms around their legs and grabbing onto their waists and derrières.

Her suggestive performance comes after the singer debuted “Wreckage of You” earlier this month, a song about her former husband, Ben Affleck, saying: “’This is a song that is a new song that I want to sing for the first time tonight that came to me when I was up all night one night. Shall we sing this one for the people?”

In comments posted to social media, people seem to think she is too old for that kind of performance, saying things like: “Grandma thinks she’s 16,” and, “Give it a rest granny.” Still another said, “Nobody wants to see grandma onstage dirty dancing.” One even called her “cheap.

Many people compared Lopez to Madonna, noting that the Material Girl was doing those things back in the ’80s and ’90s.

Still others, using a younger reference, compared her to Sabrina Carpenter. “She’s trying to copy Sabrina Carpenter.”

Social media, in Spanish-language countries, meanwhile, did not focus so much on what she wore, or how she moved—rather, they focused on what she said.

Known to identify as Puerto Rican, Lopez rarely, if ever, speaks Spanish in public, including during her recent shows at venues across Spain.

Before arriving in Tenerife, some online had criticized her for not speaking Spanish while on stage. But that changed during her show in Tenerife, when Lopez told the crowd, in Spanish: “Let’s dance! We are going to make this the best night of our lives!”