Several commenters referenced one of Lopez’s most famous songs, “Jenny from the Block,” which was released in 2002.
The song became an especially obvious target for wordplay because of its title and the circumstances surrounding Quast’s arrest.
One social media user joked:
“In prison she’s known as Jenny from D-Block!”
Another wrote:
“Jenny been walking the block too much.”
Someone else simply commented:
“She’s definitely still Jenny from the block.”
The jokes demonstrate how quickly a recognizable pop-culture reference can become part of an unrelated viral story.
Lopez’s “Jenny from the Block” persona is particularly well known, making it easy for commenters to connect the song to a story involving an alleged theft and an arrest.
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