Jennifer Lopez reflected on her memorable experiences at the American Music Awards during the 50th Anniversary Special, celebrating a legacy of music and pop culture.

The event marked a significant celebration of 50 years of music, iconic moments, and pop culture history.

Lopez shared her nostalgic memories of watching the AMAs as a child and expressed hope for another 50 years filled with 'music and magic'.

She reminisced about her first appearance at the AMAs in 2001, noting how time has flown since then.

Lopez described the electrifying energy of her debut performance, recalling it as a pivotal moment in her career.

During the special, she also reflected on hosting the AMAs in 2015, calling it a 'great honor' and enjoying the experience of changing outfits throughout the night.

She fondly remembered winning the award for Favorite Latin Artist in 2011, describing it as a humbling experience.

Lopez emphasized the significance of receiving the Best Latin Artist award, highlighting that it was special because it was voted on by her fans.

She recalled her tribute to Cuban-American singer Celia Cruz at the 2013 AMAs, calling it 'one of the most beautiful nights of my life'.

Lopez expressed excitement for the future of music, emphasizing its healing and uplifting power.

The 50th Anniversary Special featured special appearances from notable figures including Reba McEntire, Samuel L. Jackson, and Smokey Robinson.

Looking ahead, the regular AMAs have been rescheduled to air in May 2025, marking the first event since November 2022.