Medicine
Jennifer Lopez & French Montana Lyrics


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Uptown
Montana a.k.a. Young Wepa
Uptown

Ooh, don't get got
Heard you got a bad rep, baby, don't ya? (Woo)
I could be a lot
Don't you ever say I never warned ya (Ayy)
Who's better? Show me now
Who been in my bed and 'round your homies
Oh, I could be a lot
If you don't believe me, I can show ya

Don't go thinkin' you can use me (Woo)
It don't take too much, you could lose me
Best believe I'm comin' true with a new ting
Oh, you ain't been the only one
I send shots like an Uzi (Baby)
Even in plain sight, don't care who see (Baby)
Best believe I'm comin' through with a new ting
Oh, you ain't been the only one, babe

Think you need some medicine
I could be your medicine, yeah
Think you need some medicine
Give you a taste of what you give out
Think you need some medicine (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
I could be your medicine, yeah (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
Think you need some medicine (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
Give you a taste of what you give out (Hey, hey, hey, hey)

Ooh, don't get got
Heard you got a bad rep, baby, don't ya? (Ayy, ayy)
I could be a lot
Don't you ever say I never warned ya (Ayy)
Who's better? Show me now
Who been in my bed and around your homies
Oh, I could be a lot
If you don't believe me, I can show ya

Don't go thinkin' you can use me (Hey)
It don't take too much, you could lose me (Hey)
Best believe I'm comin' true with a new ting
Oh, you ain't been the only one (Hey)
I send shots like an Uzi (Baby)
Even in plain sight, don't care who see (Ayy, hey)
Best believe I'm comin' through with a new ting (Ayy, ayy)
Oh, you ain't been the only one

Think you need some medicine
I could be your medicine, yeah
Think you need some medicine
Give you a taste of what you give out
Think you need some medicine (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
I could be your medicine, yeah (Montana)
Think you need some medicine (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
Give you a taste of what you give out (J. Lo down, baby, Uptown, baby)

Touchdown, baby, b-bust down, baby (Ayy, ayy)
They drive you, Uptown, baby (Yeah)
Shawty, you Heaven-sent, yeah, my medicine
Movin' on up, George Jefferson (Ayy, ayy)
South Bronx where it happen
On a yacht catchin' fish, we don't get catfished
Never seen it, magic; horse and carriage (Ayy, ayy)
Sicker than your average, the ladies be the baddest (Ayy, ayy, yeah)
I know, yeah, drip drip out (Woo)
Montana a.k.a. Young Wepa (Wepa)
Saucy, ooh, drip drop (Woo)
Top-top off the roof, a flip-flop (Flip-flop)
Montana

Think you need some medicine (Montana)
I could be your medicine, yeah (Woo)
Think you need some medicine (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
Give you a taste of what you give out (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
Think you need some medicine (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
I could be your medicine, yeah (Hey, hey, hey, hey)




Think you need some medicine (Hey, hey, hey, hey)
Give you a taste of what you give out (Hey, hey, hey, hey)

Overall Meaning

The song โ€œMedicineโ€ by Jennifer Lopez featuring French Montana is an upbeat, pop-influenced dance track with elements of hip-hop and Latin music. The songโ€™s lyrics play with the idea of using love and attention as a form of medicine to heal relationship wounds. JLo sings about not tolerating any disrespect or mistreatment from her partner, and reminding them that she has options and can easily move on to someone else. She is confident in her desirability and holds power in the relationship dynamic. Montanaโ€™s verse adds to the songโ€™s message of self-empowerment and self-worth, as he raps about not settling for anything less than the best.


The chorus and title of the song reinforce the idea of love as medicine, with JLo offering herself as the cure for her partnerโ€™s emotional ailments. The lyrics suggest that the partner has been giving negative energy, and JLo can provide a taste of their own medicine by giving them the same treatment in return. The song is a fun and flirty take on a familiar theme in music, but with JLoโ€™s signature confidence and bluntness in her delivery. The combination of her vocals and Montanaโ€™s verse creates a dynamic and catchy track that encourages listeners to dance and sing along.


Line by Line Meaning

Uptown
Referring to their location, Uptown Bronx


Ooh, don't get got
Don't try to deceive me


Heard you got a bad rep, baby, don't ya? (Woo)
They are aware of the person's bad reputation


I could be a lot
Jennifer Lopez is worth the risk


Don't you ever say I never warned ya (Ayy)
She is letting them know that she warned them


Who's better? Show me now
Challenging the person to prove themselves


Who been in my bed and 'round your homies
Asking who the person has been with


If you don't believe me, I can show ya
She can prove herself


Think you need some medicine
The person needs some help


I could be your medicine, yeah
Jennifer Lopez can help them


Give you a taste of what you give out
Helping the person to see how their actions affect others


Don't go thinkin' you can use me (Woo)
Warning the person not to use her


It don't take too much, you could lose me
Jennifer Lopez is valuable and they could lose her if they don't treat her right


Best believe I'm comin' true with a new ting
She is moving on to someone new


Oh, you ain't been the only one
The person is not the only one she has been with


I send shots like an Uzi (Baby)
She can be aggressive when necessary


Even in plain sight, don't care who see (Baby)
She doesn't care who sees her being aggressive


Touchdown, baby, b-bust down, baby (Ayy, ayy)
Celebrating their success


Shawty, you Heaven-sent, yeah, my medicine
Referring to their partner as heaven-sent and their medicine


Movin' on up, George Jefferson (Ayy, ayy)
Moving on up and improving their life


South Bronx where it happen
Referring to their hometown


On a yacht catchin' fish, we don't get catfished
Enjoying the good life and avoiding deception


Never seen it, magic; horse and carriage (Ayy, ayy)
Living a magical life with luxury transportation


Sicker than your average, the ladies be the baddest (Ayy, ayy, yeah)
They are unique and the women are the best


I know, yeah, drip drip out (Woo)
They are fashionable and dripping in style


Saucy, ooh, drip drop (Woo)
They are confident and stylish


Think you need some medicine (Montana)
Referring to French Montana as medicine


Give you a taste of what you give out (J. Lo down, baby, Uptown, baby)
Showing the person what it's like to be on the receiving end of their actions




Lyrics ยฉ BMG Rights Management, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Peermusic Publishing
Written by: Jennifer Lopez, Karim Kharbouch, Kimberly Krysiuk, Mikkel Eriksen, Moses Samuels, Olaniyi Akinku

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@viochampagne816

@Zayn You took the words out of my moouth!! Ghadd that trap and overused synthetic pop beats are so annoying and so basic. They remind me of the toxic teens on Twitter.


I can't really assure you of the similar J-Lo vibe but there are pop and r&b songs today that have throwback beats. They only differ from their styles though. If you don't mind, listen and lemme know what you think.


Little Mix - Wasabi (This is the best example)
Little Mix - Love a Girl Right
Little Mix - Strip
P!nk - Better Life
P!nk - Hustle
rIVerse - Rock Wit You
Kelly Clarkson - Medicine
Westlife - Better Man
2 Chainz - Rule the World (feat. Ariana Grande)
Avril Lavigne - Bigger Wow (kinda 2006 vibe but still) - and other songs from her new album
Anne-Marie - 2002 (the element is there)
James Morrisson - My Love Goes On (The style is different but it still reminds me of the past)
Charli XCX - 1999 (a bit of old electro pop)
Austin Mahone - Why Don't We (NSync vibe)
Busted - Nineties (pop punk?)
Busted - Radio
And some songs from Backstreet Boy's new album I guess??

There are still some new songs that I haven't mentioned. I just hope my suggestions were useful especially to those who love new tracks with early 2000's vibe. Let's bring 'em back. :)



All comments from YouTube:

@anyaaa2801

I don't understand why this doesn't have more views. It's such a fun song.

@BboyZoinks

It sucks

@MARK-ni9oc

Because she released a song that sounds like it was from 2014 in 2019. Aside from her vocals which sound great on it., the song is extremely unmelodic and awkward.

@jsoto11181

I know JLO is super, super famous, but itโ€™s truly dawning on me that she is super duper iconically legendary famous. Doing things at a high level for 25 to 30 years.

@segura2112

And not slowing down!

@RedbitRedbitGoldx

๐Ÿ” Jennifer Lopez... she's a legend she's an icon, she is the moment ( and not only)โค

@oliviabenson7440

THIS SONG IS SOOOO UNDERRATED

@ln687

๐Ÿ‡ง๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜˜๐Ÿ’Ž๐Ÿ’ฅโฃ๐Ÿ’ž๐Ÿ’๐Ÿค—๐Ÿ˜—๐Ÿ’‹

@ssosember9552

๐Ÿ˜ข๐Ÿ˜Š

@jonathangrandel1306

UNDERRATED MASTERPIECE ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿคฏ

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