KARACHI: Jennifer Lopez may have bid adieu to "American Idol", but she’ll never forget her time on the show, because if anything, those two seasons spent mentoring contestants also helped her evolve, both as a person and an artist.
Lopez has claimed that sitting next to Steven Tyler and giving advice to strangers for two years has helped her “grow as an artist”.
Talking to MTV about her ‘stint’ on American Idol and why she’s decided to leave, she said, “Whenever it’s things like that, where you’re working with other people, like the audience, or even another artist, like we did with the contestants on the show, you learn, you grow.”
“Whatever I’d tell them, it was funny [AIN'T IT FUNNY SURELY??], it was like telling my self,” she continued. “And I always feel like whenever I was telling them this over the past two years of doing ‘Idol,’ that it was helping me grow as an artist as well.”
”American Idol was a great experience, it was a great experience to sit there and do that for a while, and I honestly feel like it was put in my life for a reason, to be part of my journey and part of my growth, because it definitely did that,” she went on.
“But as much as I love the show, this is what I do. This is what I do. And that was fun and it was great, but this is what I do.”
By “this is what I do” we think she means singing and dancing as opposed to giving long-winded answers to questions in an interview scenario.
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