Watch Jennifer Lopez Have Onstage Insect Encounter That Might Make Your Skin Crawl
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The singer had to deal with a six-legged intruder that got way too personal during a concert.
Jennifer Lopez brushed off a cricket that climbed up her torso and crawled onto her neck during a concert in Almaty, Kazakhstan on Sunday, People reported. And there’s eek!-inducing video to prove it.
But Lopez wasn’t about to be upstaged. She swept off the six-legged stage-crasher with a smile, telling the audience, “It was tickling me.”
The Instagram poster who shared the footage joked, “Plot twist: @JLo just started rehearsals for Kiss of the Cricket Woman… on stage… in real time.”
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While the clip could be excruciating for people who suffer from orthopterophobia or are simply grossed out by bugs of any kind, the singer-dancer-actor got raves for how she dealt with the situation.
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