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Jennifer Lopez had been seen dating a younger guy.
So no one could blame her if she got the attention of The Wanted singer Max George as the boys took to the stage in order to perform on American Idol.
People saw the judge of the Fox Network reality show clapping along and cheering as the five-piece British band belted out one of their greatest hits, Glad You Came, prior to the time that Max taking advantage of Jennifer’s soft spot for him.
The Wanted signer comes up behind the panel of judges; Max pats Randy Jackson on the shoulder ahead of moving his attentions on to a clearly pleased Jennifer. He serenaded the idol judge on her chair.
Jennifer grabs Max around the waist for a hug as he belts out the tune, ahead of the time that the signer grabbing the judge for a kiss before he went back on stage for the closing notes of the track.
After the performance, he tweeted on his fans that he enjoyed the time they were performing on Idol stage.
However, it is not sure if their friendship will be appreciated by their respective love.
The Wanted signers also got some pictures of them posing with Randy Jackson and Steven Tyler before posting their photo with international designer Tommy Hilfiger.
After the performance on stage, they headed to their Twitter page and thanked everyone for a wonderful time on Idol stage.
Their performance on Idol stage indicates that they are one of the most successful bands in America.
Reports claimed that the boys wanted to imitate the success of Beatles.
In an interview with Closer magazine, Jay explained that they want to be a global act and be able to go to every country and sell out a gig. He continued that they want to become like the 60’s band, The Beatles.
Jay added that they are not in competition with another British boy band, One Direction since they are of different genres.
One Direction is more appealing to teenagers since they got pretty faces. They, on the other hand, are doing great selling their songs to older audiences.
'I'm glad they're doing so well because I've met them and think they're really nice. But we swear in interviews and don't have their cute little faces, so a lot of the teenage magazines tend to avoid us.
'Our music gets played in the clubs and on the radio, so we have very different audiences.
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