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2:48Now PlayingJennifer Lopez opens up about the idea to objectify men in her "I Luh Ya Papi" video, explaining that it was director Jesse Terrero's thought to flip the script on male rap videos, where women are materialized. She said that they looked at classic shots from rap videos, which showed women getting sprayed down with champagne, and decided to recreate it for their video.
She also speaks about why she chose the two women for her video, revealing that they're from her neighborhood in the Bronx and had appeared in her "Same Girl" video, so they understood the vibe.
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