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“They were so similar and they were like, ‘You should change it, Whitney Houston has this other song’”: Jennifer Lopez says that she was advised to change one of the songs on her debut album because it sounded too similar to a Whitney Houston hit

Jennifer Lopez performing on the 1999 Billboard Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, 12/8/1999. Photo: Scott Gries/ImageDirect.

Jennifer Lopez says that she was advised to change Feelin’ So Good, one of the singles from her debut album, On the 6, because she was told that it sounded too similar to a Whitney Houston hit that had been released a few months previously.

Appearing on Track Star, Lopez told the story after she correctly identified Whitney Houston’s 1999 hit, It’s Not Right But It’s Okay.

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