Jennifer Lopez's team were in crisis talks to CANCEL her This Is Me... Now tour over poor sales, with pop princess keen to go ahead - as tickets are now being scalped for as little as $10 online

Jennifer Lopez was at the center of crisis talks over her upcoming tour, with organizers keen to pull the plug over poor ticket sales to stave embarrassment - but the singer and her manager refused, insiders have claimed. Live The Greatest Hits tour in six weeks - despite meetings with Live Nation, who advised her to cancel the show Insiders also told DailyMail.com that Lopez's manager Benny Medina - who launched her career in 1999 - refused to cancel the show if Lopez wanted to continue ‘A few weeks ago, Live Nation met with JLo’s manager Benny Medina to suggest cancelling JLo’s tour and because him and JLo are so adamant that the show must go on, it’s going on,' the insider said. Tickets to see Lopez at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, on July 6, are on sale for $10 on resale site Seat Checker - $26 less than the cost of one of her merch caps The insider suggested a lack of appetite for her tour could be due to her being 'overexposed' and a lack of interest in her love story with husband Ben Affleck 'Jennifer’s always been a marketing and PR genius but her biggest miscalculation here is that she thinks the world is still interested in Ben and Jennifer’s love story,' he said. Now tour before she changed the name and scrapped seven dates Blocks of seating are still available at some venues, according to official seat maps on Ticketmaster,despite the updated title Sources previously told DailyMail.com that Lopez's decision to rebrand may have been partly inspired by the success of her competitors Taylor Swift and Madonna, who have enjoyed hugely successful tours in the last two years. At the Met Gala on Monday, Lopez - who was a co-chair for the fashion event - was accused of treating a reporter like a 'peasant' 'That's our humble Jenny from the Block,' on TikToker commented, nodding the mother-of-two's 2002 hit track, in which she sings about how she will never forget her roots She said the new title 'diminishes the confidence she has in her same titled new album, and focuses on her hits,' adding: 'Secondly, unlike the likes of Taylor Swift, Madonna, Britney Spears and Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez doesn't have a devoted fan base.