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Good Hit : ウィキペディア英語版
Good Hit

"Good Hit" is a song recorded by American entertainer Jennifer Lopez for her seventh studio album ''Love?'' (2011). It is an up-tempo dance and R&B song, written and produced by Terius "The-Dream" Nash and C. "Tricky" Stewart. After the song leaked online in August 2010, it was announced to be Lopez's first single with her new record deal with Island Records and the lead single of ''Love?''. The song received universally negative reviews from music critics, who criticized the song for its use of auto-tune and its unoriginality. Due to this, the release was cancelled and "Good Hit" was cut from the album. The song was later issued as a promotional single for ''Love?'' in January 2011 and appeared on the album. Upon the release of ''Love?'', the song debuted at number 193 on the South Korea Gaon International Chart.
An accompanying music video for "Good Hit" was directed by Alex Moors. A teaser for the video surfaced and was quickly removed online in October 2010, to later appear again in early 2011. In the video, Lopez acts as a beauty school teacher. Whipping her hair back and forth, she instructs a classroom of students on "Fierceology" and "Work It Out 101". These scenes are, in an alternative video, intercut with behind the scenes footage from the ''Love?'' photoshoot. The clip was noted for its sex appeal, in which Lopez and her students were dressed in Dolce & Gabbana.
== Production and leak ==
"Good Hit" was written and produced by Terius "The-Dream" Nash and Tricky Stewart. Lopez's vocals for the song, which contain auto-tune, were produced by Kuk Harrell. The vocals were recorded by Jim Annunziato, Josh Gudwin and Harrell at Triangle Sound Studios in Atlanta, Georgia, Record Plant Recording Studios in Los Angeles, California and Larrabee Studios in Hollywood, California. Brian "B-Luv" Thomas and Pat Thrall handled audio engineering of "Good Hit", with additional engineering from Chris "Tek" O'Ryan and assistance from while Chris Galland and Dustin Capulong. The song was later mixed by Jaycen Joshua with the assistance of Jesus Garnica at Larrabee Studios.〔
In August 2010 a snippet of "Good Hit" was released onto the internet. It was revealed to be Lopez's first single with her new record deal with Island Records and the lead single of ''Love?''. Upon the snippet's leak, it was panned by critics, which led the song to be dropped from the album and the single's release to be cancelled. The song, however, ultimately appeared on the final track listing of ''Love?'' when it was released in May 2011 and was also released as a promotional single in January 2011.〔〔

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