-We're here with Jennifer Lopez.
Her new movie "Marry Me" is in theaters February 11th.
And I should mention that I have a cameo in this movie.
-You do have a cameo.
-We're in a movie together. -Two cameos.
-I know. I had two cam-- Pretty important scenes.
-Really important scenes.
Actually, one of the scenes was really important.
It was very emotional.
Because it's one of those moments
where, like, people don't get to see
where I kind of had to, like, let down my guard, too,
where she suffers this terrible kind of public humiliation
and is on her way home.
And like the night talk show hosts do, they're roasting her.
And she's crying on the floor in a puddle.
You know what I mean?
And it's just, like, one of those moments
that people don't really think about.
You know, you don't think, "Oh, God.
Maybe they're laughing at home. Maybe they can take a joke."
And sometimes it just -- -It just hurts.
-It just hurts. -It just hurts, yeah.
And this was the first time, like, I got to, like, do that.
Because, you know, we're in show business.
We like to put our best foot forward.
We're out here. You don't need to know about our nonsense.
You just sing the song, do the dance.
We entertain. We have a good time.
But there's a human being there,
and I think this movie kind of gets into that.
And you are the talk show host who's roasting me.
[ Laughter ]
-I love that I got permission to roast your character, yeah.
But I do think you are perfect for that
'cause you get to see all the stuff.
And it's such public stuff.
Everything you do is so public, 'cause you're that famous.
-Yes. -So, you're having a concert.
You have a very public breakup. -Yeah.
-And someone, being Owen Wilson, is in the crowd
and has a sign up.
-Who is so good in this movie!
Oh, my God, you will love him in this movie.
-He knows how to do it, right? He knows how to do it.
-He just grounds the whole thing.
He's just so amazing.
He just has so much heart and soul.
We're so different.
And we're supposed to be. We're supposed to be.
-Opposites attract. -Yes, yes.
-Well, basically, you're just fed up,
and someone's holding a sign up at a concert, like you do.
And his says, "Marry me," and you go, "Okay."
-Okay. [ Laughter ]
-It's like, wait, what just happened?
-Nothing else is working out.
How about this? -"Okay, I'm gonna marry you."
-Let's do it. -"You want to get married?
Let's just do it." And he's like, "What?"
-Yeah, and it turns into a whole frenzy with social media
and everything that happens, and it gets out.
-It's a great idea. -Yeah. It's fun.
-Do you have any memorable signs
that you see when you have your concerts?
-So many. -Yeah.
-So many. I mean, I think when I first --
I went on tour pretty late in my career.
I didn't go until I was in my 40s
and I had kids and everything like that.
And so I hadn't tour for like -- I don't know how many.
12 years I had been recording music,
and I had never done a proper world tour.
I'd done shows, of course, here and there always.
But I remember this woman holding up this sign
and saying, "I've been waiting 14 years."
Oh, my God, it's gonna make me cry.
She said -- She said, "I've been waiting for 14 years
to tell you that you helped me be the woman that I am today."
I was like, "Oh, my God."
-That's cool, right? That's powerful.
Because I had never toured -- It was so sweet.
It was just like you don't realize,
like, your music is touching people.
You just think you're just doing this thing.
We do this thing, and you don't realize that
until you, like, tour the world and people come up to you,
and I would do the meet and greets,
and they would, you know, tell me, like --
show me tattoos of my name on their back.
And so I'm like, "What is happening here?"
And it was just amazing to see it.
So that was a very memorable sign.
I always think about that.
-I'm so happy you're here. Congrats on the film.
And thanks for performing tonight with Maluma.
-Yes! We perform. -I want to show everyone a clip.
Here's the clip from the movie "Marry Me."
-Okay, now, I'm guessing from the way you're holding that
that you haven't done too much bowling.
-Uh, what do I do?
-Well, you're gonna want to put your fingers in the holes there.
Yeah, get your thumb in that one.
-There, that one? -Yep. And then take three steps.
Kind of you want to land on your left,
and don't be afraid to use those little --
-Strike is better than a spare, right?
-That is not your first time bowling.
-Yes! Did you get that?
-Come on! Little rope-a-dope.
-Oh, my God, I wish I put money on this,
because people are loving it. -What people?
-Oh, this is an Instagram Live feed,
and 237,000 people are like, "Why is he such a boring nerd?"
-Mel. -What? Their words, not mine.
-[ Laughs ]
It's so well done and modern and cool and great direction.
The director is Kat Coiro. Unbelievable.
Congrats on this movie.
You know I love you. -Thanks.
-Jennifer Lopez, everybody.
"Marry Me" is in theaters February 11th
and streaming on Peacock.