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About Matty from Vancouver Canada: I love music of all kinds, with R&B and pop toping my list of favourite genres. I've been a Mariah fan since Charmbraclet, there was something about that album that connects on a deep level. Other favourite albums are Glitter, Daydream, The Emancipation of Mimi, and Me. I Am Mariah. My Favourite Mariah Songs are: The Art of Letting Go, Fantasy & Shake It Off. My Least Favourite album is Music Box. My most start-to-finish listened album (don't-skip-a-track albums): Emotions, Butterfly, The Emancipation of Mimi and Me. I Am Mariah: The Elusive Chanteuse.

Re: Mariah McDonald's (98,907) (98,920) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Why's everyone freaking out? One minute everyone's worried Mariah is irrelevant, the next is that she's signed a deal with the largest food chain in the world, who would only do a deal that they know will make money (this isn't Arby's, Wendy's or KFC, it's McD's). BTS fans flipped out and loved when they did it, why are we gonna hate on MC for the same? Is it in contrast to her campaign for Jenny Craig after the twins were born. Yes. But, we can acknowledge she's not getting paid millions for this deal by being "irrelevant". I'm not sure about the rest of the world, but in Canada she's still getting lots of play with her non-Christmas music (Obsessed, ABMB, Fantasy, #Beautiful, WBT). I don't think Mariah is unhealthy at all (she won't glow the way she does atm, and we've seen her rough in the past, at a much younger age). McDick's is a nice treat. No one is forcing anyone to do all 12 days of cheap food. If you do, that's up to you to reflect on. (Thursday 11 November 2021; 15:27)

Re: Aaliyah 20 - August 25th (98,535) (98,537) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Absolutely; apparently Aaliyah really believed in Rock the Boat as a single and really pushed hard to get it released before MTAW because she thought it communicated more of the vibe of the red album, it was unique and it would be a great end of summer jam; where as MTAW was musically more similar to the first single We Need a Resolution. The label gave it to her because of how impressed they were with that final album, and trusted her judgement when it came to the single choices (something few have trusted Mariah with for some reason). Heartbreaking. (Friday 20 August 2021; 18:47)

Aaliyah 20 - August 25th (98,528) by Matty from Vancouver Canada 20 years since BabyGirl passed. I can't even fathom the heights that beautiful soul would have reached. I've always believed MC wished she had the freedom to explore R&B the way Aaliyah did in the '90s. What albums do you think are Mariah's "most Aaliyah" albums? My vote is Butterfly and Caution. God bless Aaliyah. (Wednesday 18 August 2021; 22:01)

Re: Taylor Swift Willow (96,976) (96,983) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Willow slide fast down the Canadian iTunes chart. It's sitting at 25 as of today. (Friday 18 December 2020; 23:59)

Re: Mariah hits number one in Germany (96,972) (96,974) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Amazing. According to Billboard-Canada AIWFC is at number 2 (behind Mood by 24kGoldn). Last year AIWFC hit number one for the first time on Billboard-Canada charts. Music Canada Charts has AIWFC at Number 1 and Oh Santa! at number 4. (You have to pay to see the full Billboard-Canada chart which I ain't got money or priority for, so I don't kow where Oh Santa! is on Billboard-Canada.) (Friday 18 December 2020; 02:11)

A brunette Christmas (96,900) by Matty from Vancouver Canada For the next Christmas spectacular era that MC treats us too, I hope she gives us a brunette Christmas, like she did in Christmas era number one, 1994. I feel like her brunette locks are more inviting and beautiful then her blond-caramel, and I've personally always loved the debut, debut Christmas album and Imperfect Angel (ah la Oprah) moments she's give us the most the most, out of all her hair moments. (Friday 11 December 2020; 02:50)

#1 on Canadian iTunes (96,818) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Oh Santa Remix is #1 on Canadian iTunes. AIWFC is at #5. (Friday 4 December 2020; 18:18)

Is Eric Andrew? (96,754) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Am I tired of the toxicity of this forum? I just want to visit this site to celebrate. Come on. (Monday 30 November 2020; 22:52)

Re: Rarities package from MariahCarey.com? (96,671) (96,675) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Thank You Robert-Anthony. (Thursday 19 November 2020; 05:39)

Rarities package from MariahCarey.com? (96,663) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Does anyone know when "The Rarities" package from MariahCarey.com with the vinyl, CD nd book are going to get shipped? Are all three items supposed to be shipped together? I've messaged LiveNation customer service a number of times over the weeks (via the website and directly via the customer service email) and haven't gotten a response. Thanks for the help MCA, I'm frustrated with the merch company not responding to any of my messages. (Wednesday 18 November 2020; 19:48)

Re: Millennials (91,624) (91,626) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Represent* (typo sorry). (Saturday 14 December 2019; 02:42)

Re: Happy times (91,611) (91,625) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Beautiful message Gee, same to you. (Saturday 14 December 2019; 01:14)

Re: Millennials (91,608) (91,624) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Darren repressing our Gen Z Lambs Amazing. What Mariah song made you fall in Love with Mimi? Millennials and Gen Y are the same generation. Virgo.miss, the mistake you made is the exact correction I was making. It’s so frustrating as a Millennial that people think we are people born during Y2K. The oldest millennials were approaching 20 by the time they year 2000 came around. People think of millennials as children, yet we’re the largest work force in the world at the moment. (Saturday 14 December 2019; 01:11)

Re: Millennials (91,602) (91,603) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Homework. (Thursday 12 December 2019; 10:37)

Millennials (91,595) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Kaj Mandalia, aren't millennials a huge huge bulk of Mariah's fanbase? (Those born between 1981-1996.) As a millennial born in 1985, I was coming into my musical own during Mariah's massive Butterfly and Rainbow moment, then hitting the club during her Emancipation through to Obsessed Jump Smokers remix eras. Everyone my age grew up listening to Mariah everywhere, singing into their hair brushes while dancing in the mirrors as lip syncing children, and then listening to her bangers in the club. I think you're referring to Gen Z (1997-2012, so roughly 22-7 years old now). (Wednesday 11 December 2019; 22:12)

#5 Canadian iTunes (91,502) by Matty from Vancouver Canada AIWFC is #5 on Canadian iTunes. All such huge momentum leading up to the season. (Tuesday 3 December 2019; 03:24)

Re: BOTH (91,452) (91,456) by Matty from Vancouver Canada You're correct. Maybe because I honestly almost think of her version as the original. I love the original, but mama owned "I'll be there". No shade to Jackson 5 or MJ. (Sunday 24 November 2019; 23:58)

Re: BOTH (91,448) (91,449) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Praise praise praise. I didn't think "the lambs" liked this song because no one talks about its amazing strong presence. I am a massive Charmbraclet [sic] fan, and it's absolutely my favourite off the album. That belt, that's whistle, that sunflower/Dave Navarro video. It's her best cover ever. You're so correct; she never squashes the originals thunder, she Mariah-fies it. You know when she covers a song, it's always done with respect and admiration for the original. My top covers of Mimi in a very particular Order are BOTH; Beautiful Ones, IWTKWLI, AAO (featuring Westlife version; ya know, the one that would've been a stone cold global hit if the label even dared to release that version in the US), Without You, Open Arms, One More Try. (Sunday 24 November 2019; 01:13)

Re: Woah (91,011) (91,019) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Who is Elvis Duran? Nick definitely was not coming for Wendy’s gig, he was creating his own gig and Wendy allowed him to use her platform to show his skills as a talk show host rather then a game show host. People vandalize stars on the Walk of Fame all the time. Not sure what you're digging for tbh Wendy and Mariah used each other for the PR game the same way Nicki and Mariah used each other for the PR game. If those where this guy’s jokes, he was simply jumping on the easy agism against women punch line; sounds pretty predictable and basic and wanted an easy laugh (Wednesday 9 October 2019; 06:03)

Re: Happy 24th anniversary Daydream (90,972) (90,978) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Two weeks ago, I revived my gold vinyl-press of Daydream from "Vinyl Me Please" and I forgot how flawless this album is. Fantasy is my life anthem (favourite song of alllll time), but my goodness does Long Ago, Underneath the Stars, Melt Away and When I Saw You, blow my mind on Vinyl. I remember this album was the exact moment Mariah transitioned from my mom's favourite artist (in the adult contemporary vain of Celine, Vanessa Williams etc.) to my absolute queen. Every summer we would do a road trip as a family from Guelph, Ontario to the Atlantic Maritimes (Halifax, PEI, Moncton, St. John's etc) and Daydream was one album the family could all get on board with blasting on cassette, in our '93 Mazda MPV (even my Nirvana-fan-bro of a brother was down). I also love after hearing this album in vinyl, I could identify what she did on Daydream was a foreshadowing of what she did on "Caution". Long Ago and Melt Away could fit beautifully on Caution, right after "With You". (Friday 4 October 2019; 03:45)

Re: Celine Dion (90,962) (90,965) by Matty from Vancouver Canada I never thought I'd hear anyone describe Celine as soulless. She's dripping with soul and emotion when she sings. It's funny that when Celine and Mariah first signed with Sony, their stories were so similar (power house vocal, older men steering their careers and personal lives, even their Sony debut album covers look identical). The difference is I can't name a single scandal Celine has every been the centre of during her career. Mariah has had scandals, feuds and a public followed life from the start. Celine doesn't care the weight of all the drama. Plus she's given that breathing room to let the public miss her. (Wednesday 2 October 2019; 03:40)

Re: One Child (90,954) (90,964) by Matty from Vancouver Canada I'm also surprised One Child isn't on the deluxe. Mariah's given it so much love over the years, and she did such an amazing rendition when she performed it for the Obama's, they could have used that live version. I also hear it on the radio all the time during the holiday season. Wonder if it wasn't included because someone involved in making the track wouldn't sign off on its inclusion? I would have loved if Mariah recorded her own version of "Where Are you Christmas" that would have been fantastic. (Wednesday 2 October 2019; 03:32)

Re: Lover (90,680) (90,684) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Argh. T. Swift. Can't sing. Can't dance. Can't be anything beyond skinny white basic. But that women can certainly write a song. She's gonna make billions off writing music, but please, can we get her sing-talking off the radio please. (Saturday 24 August 2019; 19:12)

Re: Bizarre campaigns (90,681) (90,683) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Hahahahaha beyond bonkers but that was the Stella reign of terror, summed up in a nut shell. It was actually a brilliant way to reach a demo MC can rarely touch, but none the less bonkers. Last time I think we saw Mariah run was in the Butterfly video; and before that her short doc vids where she’s riding a John Deer or something, with pet Dobermanns. (Saturday 24 August 2019; 19:08)

Article: The 25 best singers-turned-actors (90,668) by Matty from Vancouver Canada What a ridiculous list. Will Smith is literally one of the biggest actors in the world, like Tom Cruise level and he's sitting below JLo (who in my opinion is as good of an actor as she is a singer, dancing is her lane). Mandy Moore is way more famous as an actor then her singing and is on the most watched TV on atm. She's got range and depth as an actor. Madonna heads and tails above Cher? Uhhh no, I'm sorry, just no. Elvis as an actor not playing a version of Elvis? I haven't seen that film yet. Also, JHud has an Oscar; why is she outdone by JLo? It's funny they list a cameo as one of Mimi's acting credits. They might as well have sited You Don't Mess with the Zohan. Mariah in Wise Girls, Tennessee and The Butler should have, hands down, be the listed credits. My top 10 list would be: 1. Wil Smith 2. Mandy Moore 3. Jennifer Hudson 4. Mark Wahlberg 5. Ice Cube 6. Cher 7. Dolly Parton 8. Ice-T 9. Barbra Streisand 10. Ms. Mariah Carey - She's never ever given enough credit in this department even with Precious. (Thursday 22 August 2019; 21:11)

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