Jennifer Lopez Reflects On The 15th Anniversary of 'On the 6'

Hard to believe it's been fifteen years since the world first heard "Let's Get Loud" but On the 6, Jennifer Lopez's first album ever, is solidly a teenager. Now with an astonishing 10 full-length records under her belt, you'd think she'd get tired of performing the old songs. But you would be wrong!

"Every time it's about making something fresh and new for the audience. They want to hear the stuff that they love," Lopez said. "When I go to concerts, when I see artists, I want to see them sing the songs the way they are. I don't want them to mess with them too much. It's just in the choreography, the lighting, the creative direction of the show, how we group the songs together and what worlds we create. Where are we right now? We're in the A.K.A. era. It's '90s, supermodel inspired. It kind of has a throwback feel so let's incorporate the musical concepts of that. From there you grow with something fresh and new all over again."

Who could say no to that? 

Earlier this month, J.Lo performed in her native Bronx. The homecoming performance used green lasers—and a lot of them—just like in the "Waiting For Tonight" video. "[Green lasers] just became so signature to that song and that time. I think that was the first time anyone had used them in a video that way."