J.Lo’s Most NSFW Lyrics About Ben Affleck From “This Is Me … Now”

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Jennifer Lopez did not hold back when paying tribute to her husband, Ben Affleck, in her new album, This Is Me... Now, inspired by their love story.

In one song in particular, the superstar gets very steamy when singing about her sex life with the actor. The sultry tune in question is “Greatest Love Story Never Told,” which was released today, along with the rest of her album.

“Missing your body / Climbing on top of me / Slipping inside of me / Way that I ride it / Bodies aligning / Look at our timing,” she sings. Okay, J.Lo!

But the track also has some super romantic moments, like when Lopez sings that it was “destiny” they “found each other twice in one lifetime.”

J.Lo also reveals some NSFW details in another song, the “Jenny from the Block”-esque “Can't Get Enough.” The lyrics read: “When it feels right, nothing else matters / Is this real life too good to be true? / Take me all night, I can feel the passion in your eyes / I’m still in love with you.”

As the singer herself has said, This Is Me... Now and its accompanying film tell the story of her and Affleck's decades-long love story, which saw them date and get engaged back in 2002, only to part ways before their big day—going on to marry other people and start families of their own—and eventually find their way back to each other 20 years later. The pair got back together in 2022 and married in 2023.

Needless to say, the entire album is a true romantic ode to Affleck.

In “This Is Me... Now” she opens herself back up to love after reuniting with Affleck so many years after their traumatic split. In “To Be Yours” she sings about their lifelong commitment to one another. In “Mad in Love” she describes falling head-over-heels for the Air star again. She sings: “You are my heart, you’re my everything / Read me that letter, then you gave me that ring / Two decades later, and it still hit the same.”

The same goes for the rest of the tracks in the album, and particularly “Dear Ben pt. II,” which is a follow-up to “Dear Ben, pt. II” from her 2002 album This Is Me... Then. “You showin’ me what it is / You showin’ me what I need / I was missin’ a part / You was the missin’ piece / And we see eye to eye / And we don’t gotta speak / Even miles apart / We never outta reach / Seasons change, but love remains,” she sings.

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