LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: While Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are juggling their large family amid their move into the new $60M mansion, the musician has been giving her daughter Emme, 14, singing lessons, and the teen's voice will really blow you away. A user who goes by the handle Marcus Million$ posted a video on Twitter and captioned it, "World-renowned vocalist Jennifer Lopez teaches her daughter how to sing just like her."

While many fans are awestruck by Emme in the viral video, JLo received some harsh criticism from trolls. The 53-year-old singer had twins Emme Maribel Muniz and Maximilian "Max" David Muniz with her ex-husband Marc Anthony on February 22, 2008. Emme, 14, performed with her mom at the 2020 Super Bowl and JLo is widely reported to be the "proud mama" watching her children sing.

Emme's famous dad Marc Anthony

JLo started dating Marc Anthony in 2003, shortly after breaking off her first engagement to Ben Affleck. The couple married in 2004 and spent seven years together before separating in 2011. Anthony is also one of the best-selling artists of all time and has sold over 12 million albums worldwide, winning the Grammy Award twice and the Latin Grammy Award six times. As the mother-daughter video went viral, fans began comparing Emme's voice to that of their famous father and trolls were not kind to JLo.

'Marc Anthony genes kicking in'

A fan tweeted, "The daughter sound better." Another wrote, "The daughter should be teaching the “world renowned vocalist Jennifer” about her about tone and pitch." "Emme is a real singer, her mother NOT," noted one user. "The daughter slayed her down…" claimed another fan. Someone else said, "When your daughter sounds 100x better than you because her Dad is the actual “world renowned vocalist.” "That's the Legendary Mark Anthony's daughter. She definitely gets her vocal talents from her dad," said another. "Them Marc Anthony genes kicking in for Emme," mentioned another. A user wrote, "But why did it seem like her daughter actually has a better voice."

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