Ayo Edebiri Appeared To Address Her Past J.Lo Criticism On 'SNL' Episode... With J.Lo
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The star of "The Bear" previously deemed Lopez's career a "scam" and suggested she didn't do her own singing on her albums.
Ayo Edebiri appeared to allude to her resurfaced criticism of Jennifer Lopez when both women appeared on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend.
Almost immediately after Edebiri and Lopez’s “SNL” appearances were announced, audio from a 2020 episode of the “Scam Goddess” podcast popped up online.
In the clip, Edebiri questioned Lopez’s musical talents and suggested that the “Hustler” star’s vocals have been the work of a savvy production team.
“Her whole career is one long scam ... She thinks she’s on multiple tracks, but it’s not her. She thinks that she’s still good, even though she’s not singing for most of these songs,” she said.
“A lot of the write-ups of the songs will be like, ‘J.Lo didn’t have time to make it to the studio,’ like, ‘J.Lo was busy,’” she added. “It’s like, ‘Doing what?’ Not singing, obviously.”
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