Jennifer Lopez's heartbreak songs: From 'Love Don't Cost A Thing' to 'Alive' and more

It goes without saying that Jennifer Lopez is considered to be one of most rewned music artists in Hollywood. pop-singer is often in limelight and is kwn for her rocking dance numbers. However, performer is also popular for delievering some of best heartbreaking songs, which went on to garner an immense amount of love from fans. Check out On Floor singer's best heartbreak songs. 

First Love 

First Love has a slow start as a mid-tempo tune, followed by chorus to becoming more dancefloor-friendly.  song was first developed when Lopez was talking to Martin, Kotecha and Cory Rooney about relationships during a break from album recording. album gained positive critic response, however, received mir success at  US Billboard Hot 100. 

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I'm Real ft. Ja Rule

Jennifer Lopez's I'm Real replaced Alicia Keys' Fallin as topper of  Billboard. It spent five weeks in top position. This song is from Jennifer's second studio album. I'm Real was released twice by singer and still mand to gain equal response.  

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Love Don't Cost A Thing 

Jennifer Lopez kicked off with a little taste of Hip-Hop. Love Don't Cost A Thing sees star take aim at materialistic love. Love Don't Cost A Thing was also teamed up with an equally iconic music video. Love Don't Cost a Thing was met with worldwide commercial success and is considered a classic Lopez track. 

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Alive 

Alive was penned by Jennifer Lopez, Cris Judd, and Cory Rooney for  Michael Apted-directed thriller, Eugh (2002). Lopez performed song live for first and only time on  Oprah Winfrey Show on May 17, 2002. song has over 2.7 million views on YouTube. 

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