Okay, so J. Lo posted some selfies wearing a t-shirt that says “Bronx Girl Magic” with the caption to match.
Some people are not here for Jenny from the block using that specific hashtag as they feel as though it stems from a hashtag that was specifically created for, and is used to celebrate black girls—#BlackGirlMagic.
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That being said, is Jennifer, who is getting ready to perform at the Super Bowl this weekend, wrong for choosing to use that specific hashtag ‘Bronx Girl Magic’ to rep her city, or are people overreacting?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
????????✨ #BronxGirlMagic ✨???????? pic.twitter.com/Ydfgk328CJ
— Jennifer Lopez (@JLo) January 30, 2020
— Naira Banks (@jackieaina) January 30, 2020
can black girls have anything. anything at all.
— lesbian llewyn davis (@wrightmywayout) January 30, 2020
Please stop the bs ???? pic.twitter.com/yOHbLK4Thf
— hazel_i (@Hazel_i) January 30, 2020
Gina Rodriguez is that you?!? pic.twitter.com/S0W0lyGHDs
— Janine ???? (@KikiWithJanine) January 30, 2020
Girl hang it up flatscreen pic.twitter.com/23gy19jRS2
— ???????????? ???????? ???????????? ???????????????? (@mothajay) January 30, 2020
#BronxGirlMagic looking kinda familiar pic.twitter.com/VZePfui2gJ
— Cheeky Mikky (@YZoomii) January 30, 2020
Now… pic.twitter.com/PAZQ058OEw
— Newports (@niggatingz) January 30, 2020
Sis, you know i like you, but come on girl…. pic.twitter.com/JjoZYEG05U
— it’s just not banging (@m_woodsFR) January 30, 2020
It’s not even a new hashtag. Jlo has been associated with #BronxGirMagic by a famous actress since last year and ppl also called a latona Cardi B that hashtag lol but sure she’s a “thief” https://t.co/5XmSnuXca9
— M A R K ???? (@FallOnMeStan) January 30, 2020
Gina Torres a black woman can do that. The phrase is for black women.
— iMANi ROSE???? (@ItsIMANIrose) January 30, 2020
