Mariah Carey Reveals Why Jennifer Lopez Is A Hollywood Snake – ‘I still don’t know her’ 

Mariah Carey’s longtime feud with J-Lo has resurfaced again after new evidence leaked that prove that Mariah was right all along and J-Lo has always been a snake who stole from other artists – specifically Black female artists…

It’s no secret that Jennifer Lopez has a reputation for being shady but what a lot of people don’t know is that she actively worked to sabotage the careers of multiple women…allegedly, of course.

Mariah Carey’s long-standing feud with Jennifer Lopez has resurfaced after new evidence suggested Mariah was right all along, accusing JLo of undermining other artists, particularly black female artists. This revelation has reignited discussions around Mariah’s infamous “I don’t know her” comment about JLo.

The feud dates back to the late 1990s, linked to Mariah’s ex-husband, Tommy Mottola, the former head of Sony Music. Mariah alleged in her 2020 memoir that Tommy tried to sabotage her career using JLo. One notable incident involved a sample from the song “Firecracker” by Yellow Magic Orchestra. Mariah intended to use it for her “Glitter” soundtrack, but Tommy reportedly gave it to JLo for her song “I’m Real,” also involving Ja Rule, who had initially collaborated with Mariah.

Additionally, Ashanti, who recorded the demo for “I’m Real,” claimed some of her vocals remained on the final track. Similarly, Shante Moore’s song “If I Gave Love” was allegedly taken by Diddy for JLo, transforming into her hit “If You Had My Love.”
JLo has been accused of using other artists’ vocals and songs without proper credit. For instance, Natasha Ramos’s vocals were prominent in “Jenny from the Block,” and Christina Milian sang the chorus for “Play.” Brandy’s song “Ride or Die” also ended up with JLo, with Brandy’s vocals still intact in parts.
These controversies have not only fueled Mariah’s criticism but also drawn in other artists like Brandy, who has publicly sided with Mariah. Moreover, JLo’s recent actions, such as allegedly shading Beyoncé, have further tarnished her reputation.

Fans generally support Mariah, believing JLo’s success came at the expense of other artists’ work. One fan commented, “JLo was allowed to outright steal vocals and full songs from black women, with black men paving the way for her to do it.”

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Mariah Carey’s feud with Jennifer Lopez has been reignited once again, shedding light on the alleged shady actions of JLo in the music industry. The recent evidence leaked further supports Mariah’s claims that JLo has a history of sabotaging the careers of other artists, especially black female artists. The feud between Mariah and JLo dates back to the late 1990s when Mariah was married to Tommy Mottola, the former head of Sony Music.

Mariah revealed in her memoir that Tommy used JLo to undermine her career. One particular incident involved a sample from the song “Firecracker” by Yellow Magic Orchestra, which Mariah intended to use for her “Glitter” soundtrack. However, Tommy allegedly gave it to JLo for her song “I’m Real,” which also featured Ja Rule, a collaborator of Mariah.

Not only that, but JLo has also been accused of using other artists’ vocals and songs without proper credit. For example, Ashanti claimed that some of her vocals were used in the final version of “I’m Real,” originally recorded as a demo for JLo. Similarly, Diddy allegedly took Shante Moore’s song “If I Gave Love” and transformed it into JLo’s hit “If You Had My Love” without proper credit.

The controversies surrounding JLo’s actions have not only drawn criticism from Mariah but also from other artists like Brandy, who have publicly supported Mariah in this feud. JLo’s reputation has been further tarnished by recent incidents, such as allegedly throwing shade at Beyoncé.

Fans have rallied behind Mariah, believing that JLo’s success has come at the expense of other artists’ hard work. One fan remarked, “JLo was allowed to blatantly steal vocals and full songs from black women, with black men enabling her actions.”

In conclusion, the ongoing feud between Mariah Carey and Jennifer Lopez serves as a cautionary tale about the dark side of the music industry and the importance of giving credit where credit is due. It’s a reminder that success should not be achieved at the expense of others’ artistry and hard work. Let’s hope that this feud sparks a larger conversation about fair practices in the music business and ensures that artists receive the recognition they deserve for their creative contributions.