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Much ado about nothing (107,169) by Jamie from UK Yeah I didn't get the whole crying bit as she doesn't really do that. But she defo got herself confused a little. (Friday 9 August 2024; 14:53) this is a reply to message 107,168

Much ado about nothing (107,168) by Randy from USA Maybe she got emotional about the lyrics and what she's going through right now. Being stuffed in a size 6 gown, being scrutinized every syllable for lip syncing since she can't tell us what happened in 1997, being in the desert when she'd rather be poolside writing songs for other artists, since she doesn't wanna have to go the through promotion or the live performing that comes with recording her own music. That story was overblown and I can't believe I wasted the board's time digging into it. But thank you Robert. (Friday 9 August 2024; 14:48)

Much ado about nothing (107,168) by Randy from USA Maybe she got emotional about the lyrics and what she's going through right now. Being stuffed in a size 6 gown, being scrutinized every syllable for lip syncing since she can't tell us what happened in 1997, being in the desert when she'd rather be poolside writing songs for other artists, since she doesn't wanna have to go the through promotion or the live performing that comes with recording her own music. That story was overblown and I can't believe I wasted the board's time digging into it. But thank you Robert. (Friday 9 August 2024; 14:48) this is a reply to message 107,165

Confused (107,165) by Robert-Anthony from United States Here is the video. Thank you, Eric. (Friday 9 August 2024; 11:33)

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,167) by MusicfanJ from Germany The same here. I listen every day to my local radio station that plays the 70ies, 80ies and 90ies as well. The clone music is almost hurting my ears and boring. Lol. (Friday 9 August 2024; 13:24) this is a reply to message 107,163

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,163) by Stacey from USA Yes. Clones. That perfectly describes the music scene today. No distinct sounds. I listen to a local radio station that plays hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. What a diverse listening experience. (Friday 9 August 2024; 03:01)

Return to roots (107,166) by MusicfanJ from Germany That sounds like a cool playlist. The 90ies really were so awesome. So many genres with great new artists, as well as the icons like Michael and Whitney. And Mariah who was the queen of Soul-Pop-RnB. Even the bubblegum pop was fun, at least a few songs. A carefree sound. And the great movies. I love the 90ies cinema. (Friday 9 August 2024; 13:11) this is a reply to message 107,157

Return to roots (107,157) by BFF from United States I'm definitely in the 90s Mariah camp... and generally in the 90s camp for any musical artist/genre. I've been alternating between the 90s R&B, 90s Soft Rock, 90s Singer-Songwriter and 90s Alternative playlists on Apple Music as well as the 90s Pop Hits by year on there. It's fun to put the "1995 Pop Hits" playlist on and hear everything from Mariah and TLC to Hootie & the Blowfish and Sheryl Crow. (Friday 9 August 2024; 00:16)

Confused (107,165) by Robert-Anthony from United States Here is the video. Thank you, Eric. (Friday 9 August 2024; 11:33) this is a reply to message 107,162

Confused (107,162) by Randy from USA I can't find the video anywhere. Can someone post it? (Friday 9 August 2024; 02:51)

Confused (107,164) by Robert-Anthony from United States I am sure these Vegas shows have been tough for her to do this summer and do other things she needs to do. And being single probably hasn't been fun this summer either. Saturday is her last show for Vegas until January. I hope MC can get some rest until October when the rehearsals for the Christmas shows begin. (Friday 9 August 2024; 07:50) this is a reply to message 107,160

Confused (107,160) by Jamie from UK I just watched the video, she looks very confused and constantly looking at autocue, but then comes back. Something isn't right with her. I really hope she's ok. (Friday 9 August 2024; 01:50)

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,163) by Stacey from USA Yes. Clones. That perfectly describes the music scene today. No distinct sounds. I listen to a local radio station that plays hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. What a diverse listening experience. (Friday 9 August 2024; 03:01) this is a reply to message 107,161

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,161) by Jamie from UK Very sad times we live in. How did it get to this. And your [sic] right, there was something for everyone in the 90's, now everything is the same and a clone of each other. (Friday 9 August 2024; 02:11)

Confused (107,162) by Randy from USA I can't find the video anywhere. Can someone post it? (Friday 9 August 2024; 02:51) this is a reply to message 107,160

Confused (107,160) by Jamie from UK I just watched the video, she looks very confused and constantly looking at autocue, but then comes back. Something isn't right with her. I really hope she's ok. (Friday 9 August 2024; 01:50)

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,161) by Jamie from UK Very sad times we live in. How did it get to this. And your [sic] right, there was something for everyone in the 90's, now everything is the same and a clone of each other. (Friday 9 August 2024; 02:11) this is a reply to message 107,158

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,158) by Stacey from USA Seriously so sad the times we live in. I remember growing up in the 80s and 90s. Life was so simple. Kids had to get creative, use their imaginations to have fun. We rode bikes. We used the street light to tell us it was time to come inside. I guess I'm a fan of the 90s because there was talent on the radio, not just Mariah. Real talent not needing technology to do the work due them. Toward the end of the decade, things began to change. Plus, I remember in the 90s there was music for everyone. Grunge. Pop. R&B. Gangsta Rap. Everyone had something. Anyway, I hope MC returns to her 90s roots with an updated current twist. If that never happens, I still have a lot of MC music to listen to over and over again. (Friday 9 August 2024; 00:47)

Confused (107,160) by Jamie from UK I just watched the video, she looks very confused and constantly looking at autocue, but then comes back. Something isn't right with her. I really hope she's ok. (Friday 9 August 2024; 01:50)

Mariah crying on stage (107,159) by Jamie from UK I hope Mariah is ok, I hate seeing her cry on stage. (Friday 9 August 2024; 01:42)

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,158) by Stacey from USA Seriously so sad the times we live in. I remember growing up in the 80s and 90s. Life was so simple. Kids had to get creative, use their imaginations to have fun. We rode bikes. We used the street light to tell us it was time to come inside. I guess I'm a fan of the 90s because there was talent on the radio, not just Mariah. Real talent not needing technology to do the work due them. Toward the end of the decade, things began to change. Plus, I remember in the 90s there was music for everyone. Grunge. Pop. R&B. Gangsta Rap. Everyone had something. Anyway, I hope MC returns to her 90s roots with an updated current twist. If that never happens, I still have a lot of MC music to listen to over and over again. (Friday 9 August 2024; 00:47) this is a reply to message 107,155

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,155) by MusicfanJ from Germany Have you heard about this? Three concerts are cancelled because of danger of terror in Vienna. I feel for those 200.000 people who just wanted to have a good time. I'm so sick of such news, every day. That's another reason why I miss the 90ies. You could go everywhere without having a bad feeling. It's such a shame what's going on nowadays. Sorry off topic, but I wanted to share this. (Thursday 8 August 2024; 10:06)

Return to roots (107,157) by BFF from United States I'm definitely in the 90s Mariah camp... and generally in the 90s camp for any musical artist/genre. I've been alternating between the 90s R&B, 90s Soft Rock, 90s Singer-Songwriter and 90s Alternative playlists on Apple Music as well as the 90s Pop Hits by year on there. It's fun to put the "1995 Pop Hits" playlist on and hear everything from Mariah and TLC to Hootie & the Blowfish and Sheryl Crow. (Friday 9 August 2024; 00:16) this is a reply to message 107,153

Return to roots (107,153) by Robert-Anthony from United States There seems to be a tug of war going on among the Lambs on the board. We have 90s Mariah on one side and TEOM onward Mariah on the other side. I am on the 90s Mariah side. I miss MC singing the big ballads with brillant and vivid lyrics. TEOM onward Mariah had lyrics that really lacked substance with lots of pop culture language and hip hop street slang in most of her songs. Why doesn't MC give us lyrics with advanced vocabulary words anymore? Butterfly lyrics anyone to take us back to the good ole days? (Thursday 8 August 2024; 05:51)

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,156) by Zachariah from Croatia It's all over the news here in Europe. I have a few friends who were supposed to be there with their kids and they are absolutely devastated about it. They can't stop crying. Which I understand since they were so looking forward to it. (Thursday 8 August 2024; 17:53) this is a reply to message 107,155

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,155) by MusicfanJ from Germany Have you heard about this? Three concerts are cancelled because of danger of terror in Vienna. I feel for those 200.000 people who just wanted to have a good time. I'm so sick of such news, every day. That's another reason why I miss the 90ies. You could go everywhere without having a bad feeling. It's such a shame what's going on nowadays. Sorry off topic, but I wanted to share this. (Thursday 8 August 2024; 10:06)

Taylor Swift concerts cancelled (107,155) by MusicfanJ from Germany Have you heard about this? Three concerts are cancelled because of danger of terror in Vienna. I feel for those 200.000 people who just wanted to have a good time. I'm so sick of such news, every day. That's another reason why I miss the 90ies. You could go everywhere without having a bad feeling. It's such a shame what's going on nowadays. Sorry off topic, but I wanted to share this. (Thursday 8 August 2024; 10:06)

New interview (107,154) by MusicfanJ from Germany Yes, that made me wondering too. I was so excited for the "Butterfly lounge", such a cool title by the way. And nothing happened. I would prefer one good project (album) than 5 or 6 that we will never see. (Thursday 8 August 2024; 09:48) this is a reply to message 107,151

New interview (107,151) by Robert-Anthony from United States I like when MC gives interviews especially when she mentions projects she is working on. However, why is it taking her so long to release any work of art that is new? What happened to Michaela Angela Davis and Lee Daniels helping MC turn her memoir into a limited tv series (2021-2022)? Now we hear from MC during this interview about creating a musical. (2024) Where is the Butterfly Lounge album? (2022) Where is the themed album? (2022) Where is the collaboration with Millie Bobby Brown? (2022) Where is the project that she said fans have been asking for her to do? (2023) Do you see the point that I am making? That is seven projects including MC16 that have yet to see the light day since 2021. (Thursday 8 August 2024; 00:49)

Return to roots (107,153) by Robert-Anthony from United States There seems to be a tug of war going on among the Lambs on the board. We have 90s Mariah on one side and TEOM onward Mariah on the other side. I am on the 90s Mariah side. I miss MC singing the big ballads with brillant and vivid lyrics. TEOM onward Mariah had lyrics that really lacked substance with lots of pop culture language and hip hop street slang in most of her songs. Why doesn't MC give us lyrics with advanced vocabulary words anymore? Butterfly lyrics anyone to take us back to the good ole days? (Thursday 8 August 2024; 05:51) this is a reply to message 107,145

Return to roots (107,145) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter No ballads for me too. Also people will call it a WBT clone if she's back with another ballad. I need something fresh, something uplifting, something radio friendly and easy to sing along to. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 20:58)

New interview (107,152) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Absolutely, after reading Mariah's memoir and hearing 8th Grade from Caution I have no doubt she was abused by an older man at this time in her life. I respect not wanting to give the full story of she doesn't want to, but reading and listening with someone with experience in this area unfortunately, I understood the vail and story she was alluding to. (Thursday 8 August 2024; 05:03) this is a reply to message 107,149

New interview (107,149) by Jamie from UK Very cool interview, she seems really relaxed. Got my thinking when she said she's eternally 12, I still think something serious happened to her when Alison left her in that room with a guy at 12. I remember reading it in the book at the time and thinking more happened than she's letting on. Maybe that's why she says she's eternally 12, maybe she preferred life before something happened to her that scarred her for life. I got severe depression at the age of 19 from something I wasn't fully ready for at the time and I often think about and get feelings of when I was care free and not susceptible to mood changes and anxiety, and didn't have to think about how I'm feeling. So I can relate in some way. That's probably why I'm so obsessed with the 90's. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 22:11)

New interview (107,151) by Robert-Anthony from United States I like when MC gives interviews especially when she mentions projects she is working on. However, why is it taking her so long to release any work of art that is new? What happened to Michaela Angela Davis and Lee Daniels helping MC turn her memoir into a limited tv series (2021-2022)? Now we hear from MC during this interview about creating a musical. (2024) Where is the Butterfly Lounge album? (2022) Where is the themed album? (2022) Where is the collaboration with Millie Bobby Brown? (2022) Where is the project that she said fans have been asking for her to do? (2023) Do you see the point that I am making? That is seven projects including MC16 that have yet to see the light day since 2021. (Thursday 8 August 2024; 00:49) this is a reply to message 107,149

New interview (107,149) by Jamie from UK Very cool interview, she seems really relaxed. Got my thinking when she said she's eternally 12, I still think something serious happened to her when Alison left her in that room with a guy at 12. I remember reading it in the book at the time and thinking more happened than she's letting on. Maybe that's why she says she's eternally 12, maybe she preferred life before something happened to her that scarred her for life. I got severe depression at the age of 19 from something I wasn't fully ready for at the time and I often think about and get feelings of when I was care free and not susceptible to mood changes and anxiety, and didn't have to think about how I'm feeling. So I can relate in some way. That's probably why I'm so obsessed with the 90's. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 22:11)

New interview (107,150) by Robert-Anthony from United States Wow. This was her best interview since the Genius interview in 2018. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 23:13) this is a reply to message 107,146

New interview (107,146) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Mariah looks absolutely stunning in this new interview. She looks gorgeous although a little stiff but overall it was a good interview. The interviewer was respectful and did her research. The interviewer's energy got Mariah to relax which is nice. I think she saw us crying over her saying she will release an album "soon" lol so she said she won't use that word. She says she's working on new material but Mimi come on, by the time you will release it the "trend" will probably be backdated. Just give us what you did so far. She also said she's working on multiple projects , one of which maybe a musical. While I love that the woman's still working hard I wonder how this is impacting her focus on music. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 21:26)

New interview (107,149) by Jamie from UK Very cool interview, she seems really relaxed. Got my thinking when she said she's eternally 12, I still think something serious happened to her when Alison left her in that room with a guy at 12. I remember reading it in the book at the time and thinking more happened than she's letting on. Maybe that's why she says she's eternally 12, maybe she preferred life before something happened to her that scarred her for life. I got severe depression at the age of 19 from something I wasn't fully ready for at the time and I often think about and get feelings of when I was care free and not susceptible to mood changes and anxiety, and didn't have to think about how I'm feeling. So I can relate in some way. That's probably why I'm so obsessed with the 90's. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 22:11) this is a reply to message 107,146

New interview (107,146) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Mariah looks absolutely stunning in this new interview. She looks gorgeous although a little stiff but overall it was a good interview. The interviewer was respectful and did her research. The interviewer's energy got Mariah to relax which is nice. I think she saw us crying over her saying she will release an album "soon" lol so she said she won't use that word. She says she's working on new material but Mimi come on, by the time you will release it the "trend" will probably be backdated. Just give us what you did so far. She also said she's working on multiple projects , one of which maybe a musical. While I love that the woman's still working hard I wonder how this is impacting her focus on music. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 21:26)

Return to roots (107,148) by MusicfanJ from Germany Absolutely. Today's music is a mirror for many things. The AI "singers" or "teenband" are almost creepy for me. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 22:08) this is a reply to message 107,143

Return to roots (107,143) by Jamie from UK Yes the world was a lot better when ballads charted. Today's music is just manufactured rubbish. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 19:53)

Tokyo (107,147) by Jamie from UK Just watched Anytime You Need A Friend from Tokyo Dome. It reminded me of when I went to the Daydream tour. It’s great to see her so free and natural, moving around, entertaining the crowd and most importantly enjoying herself. I will always treasure these moments. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 21:48)

New interview (107,146) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Mariah looks absolutely stunning in this new interview. She looks gorgeous although a little stiff but overall it was a good interview. The interviewer was respectful and did her research. The interviewer's energy got Mariah to relax which is nice. I think she saw us crying over her saying she will release an album "soon" lol so she said she won't use that word. She says she's working on new material but Mimi come on, by the time you will release it the "trend" will probably be backdated. Just give us what you did so far. She also said she's working on multiple projects , one of which maybe a musical. While I love that the woman's still working hard I wonder how this is impacting her focus on music. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 21:26)

Return to roots (107,145) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter No ballads for me too. Also people will call it a WBT clone if she's back with another ballad. I need something fresh, something uplifting, something radio friendly and easy to sing along to. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 20:58) this is a reply to message 107,138

Return to roots (107,138) by 123 from USA Ballads don't chart anymore. You only named one artist, Adele, and she is a slight exception to the rule, but it's usually just her lead singles that are successful. Her follow up singles don't do much but she still quietly sells 30 million records. Other than Adele who else is charting with ballads? Everyone on the board always complains that she needs to do something new and work with new producers and now you are saying she should go back to only doing ballads. She never stopped doing ballads. Every time her labels try to launch her albums with ballads as lead singles they flop. [Through the rain], Your [sic] Mine, and [With you] are her signature ballad style and they flopped in the [States]. Also with Boys to Men [sic], [4 seasons of loneliness] was their lead single in 97. It went to number 1 after its second week and then disappeared. It was their last number one. All other follow up singles were ballads failed to hit number one. Their 2nd single peaked at number 7 and was their last top 10 hit. Those are facts. Portrait is another excellent example. Most people felt like it was out of place on Caution and didn't really care for it, but the Hopefull Child Remix is light years better and got a lot of love from the lambs. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 16:31)

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