Jennifer Lopez unveiled the music video for her latest single, "Can't Get Enough," last Wednesday, offering viewers a visually rich experience centered around wedding themes.
The video begins with Lopez in an elegant cutout gown, standing at the altar with her first groom, Tony Bellissimo, exchanging vows with the classic commitment, "Till death do us part."
Amidst the lively chatter of onlookers, the newlyweds happily make their way down the aisle, smoothly transitioning into the reception. However, the storyline takes an unexpected turn when a new leading man, Derek Hough, appears for the first dance, captivating the audience with a charming ballroom routine.
Adding another layer to the narrative, a third groom, Trevor Jackson, confidently steps into the scene, introducing an unforeseen twist. Throughout the video, Lopez showcases various bridal ensembles, cleverly nodding to the recurring wedding theme in her cinematic history, from "Wedding Planner" in 2001 to last year's "Marry Me" and "Shotgun Wedding."
The video incorporates witty remarks from fictional wedding guests, injecting a satirical tone into the festivities. As the day unfolds, Lopez and her trio of grooms partake in the traditional cake-cutting ceremony, concluding the on-screen wedding on a visually striking but somewhat somber note.
Despite the visual narrative's ominous tone, Jennifer Lopez's real-life love story seems to be flourishing, particularly with her fourth husband, Ben Affleck, whom she married in July 2022. Known for their rocky history, the couple rekindled their romance after a two-decade hiatus.
Lopez, with a history of marital experiences, has been previously married to Ojani Noa, Chris Judd, and singer Marc Anthony, with whom she shares two children. Humorously addressing her apparent wedding expertise, she remarked on the Golden Globes red carpet about being an expert, "not so much on marriage but on weddings."
Regarding the meta-nature of the music video, Lopez emphasized Affleck's full support for her artistic expression, highlighting their mutual admiration for each other's creative pursuits.
"Can't Get Enough" serves as a teaser for Lopez's upcoming ninth studio album, "This Is Me... Now," scheduled for release on February 16.
