"J.Lo" is Jennifer's second album released on January 23, 2001 on Epic Records. The album has a more urban vibe than her debut album and focuses mainly on part R&B, part pop, and part Latin music.
On July 24, 2001 (on Jennifer's 32nd birthday), "J.Lo" was re-released with the Murder Remix of "I'm Real" featuring rapper Ja Rule as a bonus track. The re-released album also came with a "Parental Advisory" label warning although the standard album version did not feature one despite the uses of strong language and sexual content in a few of the songs (specificially in the songs "I'm Real," "Play," and "Come Over.") along with the use of racial slurs and strong language in the "I'm Real" Murder Remix bonus track. As of May 2011, "J.Lo" is Jennifer's only album to have a "Parental Advisory" label on it.