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    20 Years After "Jenny From The Block," Ben Affleck Is Back In A Jennifer Lopez Music Video

    I'd recognize those shoulders anywhere!

    Natasha Jokic
    by Natasha Jokic

    BuzzFeed Staff

    Attention! Jennifer Lopez has a new music video, and it features an appearance from her IRL partner, Ben Affleck.

    Ben leans down to kiss Jennifer's temple at the Marry Me premiere
    Rich Fury / WireImage / Getty Images

    For context, the video is for the ballad version of her song "Marry Me" with Maluma — taken from the movie, you know, Marry Me.

    View this video on YouTube
    SME / Via youtube.com

    The first Ben reference in the video comes with a black and white pic of the actor atop her piano...

    a woman at the piano with photos lining the top
    SME

    ...which yes, very dramatic:

    an arrow pointing to a zoomed-in screen shot of Ben's photo on the piano
    SME

    But I did not bring you here for a mere photo! No, Ben himself pops up in the video!

    Ben lays on top of a laughing J.Lo in bed
    SME

    I mean, just his shoulders and the back of his head — but it's still Ben!

    SME

    You may be wondering if this is just a Ben lookalike, to which I'd throw out that J. Lo herself shared a fan compilation of this footage that had the caption,  #BenAffleck #Bennifer #truelove."

    There's also his hand, "Creation of Adam" style.

    SME

    Look at them frolic!

    SME

    Meanwhile, I am writing this article alone in bed. I'm fine!!!

    This isn't the first time Ben has popped up in a J. Lo music video — remember his not-so-subtle appearance in the 2002 "Jenny From the Block" vid?

    Bennifer on a yacht in her music video
    SME / Via youtube.com

    I am sure some of you reading this were not alive then.

    Which means that — although it has been 20 years — we are still talking about a Bennifer music video!!!

    @marrymemovie / Via giphy.com

    You can watch the full video for "Marry Me (Ballad)" here.

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