Jennifer Lopez’s first single off her 9th album was meant to be an anti-housewife, pro-feminist anthem but it sparked some backlash online. Fans on social media criticized Lopez for working with Dr. Luke.

Producer Dr. Luke is in the midst of a legal battle with singer Kesha. He’s suing her for defamation and breach of contract while Kesha tried counter-suing him for infliction of emotional distress, gender-based hate crimes, and employment discrimination. Kesha also accused Dr. Luke of raping and drugging her. The day before this song was released, a judge in New York dismissed all of Kesha’s counter-claims against Dr. Luke.

Meghan Trainor, who co-wrote the song, defended J. Lo while talking with Digital Spy:

​"[It was] not fair on her, not at all. I texted her the song and she had no idea—she thought I did it alone by myself at my house, which a lot of people think because I do do that.

“I sent it to her and said, ‘Do you like the song?’ and she said, ‘I love the song, my kid loves the song – he’s made me play it five times already so I know it’s a hit – when can I cut it?’, so I said immediately, ‘Whenever you want!’”

Lopez performed the song on stage for the finale of American Idol.

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I love this, but I'm also basic, so.

Wow. It stretches my credulity to believe Jlo gets on her knees to scrub her kitchen floor!!! Whats she doing showing empathy with her home help?....I mean come on!

I feel like I just barfed on JLo for no reason.

Kev your a killer, man! : )

I hate snippy comments like that.

Its complimentary mate! I really thought your comment it referred to was funny There's nothing deeper in its meaning!

Sorry I meant my original one. Your comment was very nice.

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