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Seriously? (107,736) by Bobby A from United States Right on Mimi. I want any artist of today to even try to have the success that MC has had in her career especially in the 90s. MC ruled the 90s so much so that no other artist had multi-platinum worldwide hit albums and record breaking #1 singles for 10 years without a break. (Monday 2 December 2024; 23:26) this is a reply to message 107,735

Seriously? (107,735) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter The key word/phrase is "majority of her success". So not all of her success is contained in the 90s. The list isn't for "who peaked in the 21st century". Mariah wasn't irrelevant in the 21st century. She had a second song of the decade, she had multiple #1s, she broke multiple records including becoming the the artist with the most #1's, she is probably the only artist who ended and started multiple years at the #1 position, 7 top 5 albums , 11 top 20 singles, multiple accolades and other stuff I can remember at this point of time. Also AIW single handedly is responsible for how now more and more artists make Christmas albums early on into their careers. And what do you mean she's not a pop star? Of course she is. Pop isn't only bubblegum pop, it's any artist/music that has been popular at a certain point of time, Billboard named her the greatest popstar of 1991. Anyways all of this to say I'm not saying she should top the list, could have been one of the honourable mentions. (Monday 2 December 2024; 22:10)

Seriously? (107,735) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter The key word/phrase is "majority of her success". So not all of her success is contained in the 90s. The list isn't for "who peaked in the 21st century". Mariah wasn't irrelevant in the 21st century. She had a second song of the decade, she had multiple #1s, she broke multiple records including becoming the the artist with the most #1's, she is probably the only artist who ended and started multiple years at the #1 position, 7 top 5 albums , 11 top 20 singles, multiple accolades and other stuff I can remember at this point of time. Also AIW single handedly is responsible for how now more and more artists make Christmas albums early on into their careers. And what do you mean she's not a pop star? Of course she is. Pop isn't only bubblegum pop, it's any artist/music that has been popular at a certain point of time, Billboard named her the greatest popstar of 1991. Anyways all of this to say I'm not saying she should top the list, could have been one of the honourable mentions. (Monday 2 December 2024; 22:10) this is a reply to message 107,733

Seriously? (107,733) by Alexis Carrington-Colby from United States Are lambs really upset or surprised that Mariah didn't make the Billboard 21st century pop stars list? She isn't a pop star and the majority of her success was in the 20th century. (Monday 2 December 2024; 09:08)

Seriously? (107,734) by Libra Lamb from USA Are people actually out here rage-bating on a Mariah Carey message board? It’s not working. (Monday 2 December 2024; 18:33) this is a reply to message 107,733

Seriously? (107,733) by Alexis Carrington-Colby from United States Are lambs really upset or surprised that Mariah didn't make the Billboard 21st century pop stars list? She isn't a pop star and the majority of her success was in the 20th century. (Monday 2 December 2024; 09:08)

Seriously? (107,733) by Alexis Carrington-Colby from United States Are lambs really upset or surprised that Mariah didn't make the Billboard 21st century pop stars list? She isn't a pop star and the majority of her success was in the 20th century. (Monday 2 December 2024; 09:08)

Does Mariah have a new manager? (107,732) by Nonna from USA Hello, guys. Just wondering who's the manager now? I see a brunet next to Mariah in a lot of videos. (Sunday 1 December 2024; 05:22)

Billboard 100 (107,731) by Bobby A from United States Yes, Popvortex uses iTunes and Amazon to compile their charts. They never stopped using their data even when streaming data became such a huge thing. By the way, where can I find Spotify and other streaming charts? They never show up when I do a Google search for "Top" anything. (Sunday 1 December 2024; 00:43) this is a reply to message 107,728

Billboard 100 (107,728) by Edward from USA I didn't even know iTunes was still around or a relevant indicator on anything pertaining the charts. (Friday 29 November 2024; 17:04)

New AIWFC vinyls (107,730) by Matty from Vancouver Canada My Christmas wish would have been that these two new AIWFC vinyls were just a single new vinyl. It's annoying to have to purchase two separate ones when each only has 3 songs. Because I'd have to purchase two (which financially isn't in the cards this year), I'll sadly not purchase either, even thought I'd love to add them to my collection. Vinyl is how I consume music the most, and I never listen to a vinyl that has less than 4 songs on it. I have bought them, but they never get played. I wish her team simply put out a 7 track vinyl for this 30th anniversary: 1. All I want for Christmas is You (original) 2. Oh Santa. ft. Ariana & JHud 3. Christmas Wrapping ft. Monroe (live at MSG, or the version from Toronto which was the first performance and I was there in the 3rd row hahaha) 4. When Christmas Comes Ft. John Legend 5. Miss you Most at Christmas time (new Jazz version) 6. Live: O Come All Ye Faithful / Hallelujah Chorus (featuring Patricia Carey, 2010) 7. All I want for Christmas is You (acapella, intense layered vocals only) Miss You Most followed by MC and Patricia the year of her passing would be a very sweet honour and gesture. (Saturday 30 November 2024; 01:32)

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,729) by Libra Lamb from USA Yes she has a lot had success as this century but her fame and hits were came mostly from the 1990s. I still love her immensely and my hubby and I really enjoyed her concert in Atlanta. We were wondering about celebrities in the audience and in walks Da Brat and sits in the row feet in front of us. It was really good but I will say we both thought she looked tired and a little out of it. I won't speculate about that but I just wish her all the best always. (Friday 29 November 2024; 22:18) this is a reply to message 107,726

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,726) by Zachariah from Croatia Well, let's be honest - Mariah was huge by the end of 20th century, so this is a valid list. (Friday 29 November 2024; 10:43)

Billboard 100 (107,728) by Edward from USA I didn't even know iTunes was still around or a relevant indicator on anything pertaining the charts. (Friday 29 November 2024; 17:04) this is a reply to message 107,727

Billboard 100 (107,727) by Bobby A from United States The top 20 holiday songs on iTunes is very interesting today. Of course, MC is #1 and numerous new songs from some popular artists. (Friday 29 November 2024; 16:39)

Billboard 100 (107,727) by Bobby A from United States The top 20 holiday songs on iTunes is very interesting today. Of course, MC is #1 and numerous new songs from some popular artists. (Friday 29 November 2024; 16:39) this is a reply to message 107,725

Billboard 100 (107,725) by Edward from USA A song could reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100, yet rank only number 10 on the Holiday Chart. This happens because each chart reflects different aspects of a song's performance and caters to specific audiences. The Hot 100 reflects overall popularity across all genres, combining metrics like streaming, radio airplay, and sales from a broad audience. In contrast, the Holiday 100 Chart focuses solely on the song's performance within the holiday genre. It factors in specialized radio airplay, genre-specific streaming, and sales data relevant to that category. So, a song might dominate the mainstream charts due to widespread appeal, but its performance within a specific genre may be weaker in comparison resulting in a lower ranking on that genre specific chart. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 17:39)

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,726) by Zachariah from Croatia Well, let's be honest - Mariah was huge by the end of 20th century, so this is a valid list. (Friday 29 November 2024; 10:43) this is a reply to message 107,724

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,724) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter She definitely has nothing to prove but it's a shame that Billboard didn't honor the artist that holds possibly the most records on their charts. Not having her in the top 20 is insane to me. She's literally made some of the people on that list become singers because they were inspired by her. You cannot spell MusiC without MC. Her rise then massive fall followed by the greatest comeback of all time alone should have cemented her on that list. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 03:35)

Billboard 100 (107,725) by Edward from USA A song could reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100, yet rank only number 10 on the Holiday Chart. This happens because each chart reflects different aspects of a song's performance and caters to specific audiences. The Hot 100 reflects overall popularity across all genres, combining metrics like streaming, radio airplay, and sales from a broad audience. In contrast, the Holiday 100 Chart focuses solely on the song's performance within the holiday genre. It factors in specialized radio airplay, genre-specific streaming, and sales data relevant to that category. So, a song might dominate the mainstream charts due to widespread appeal, but its performance within a specific genre may be weaker in comparison resulting in a lower ranking on that genre specific chart. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 17:39) this is a reply to message 107,723

Billboard 100 (107,723) by Shezz from Pk TJ's point still holds though. How is AIW higher on Hot 100 than Rockin' Around if the latter is number one the holiday charts? Maybe Hot 100 uses more or different measuring metrics than the holiday charts or the tracking dates might be different? Reminds me of a similar question I have for the Grammys at times. Sometimes songs that have won song of the year or record of the year have not gone on to win in their respective pop/rock/country etc field. You're saying this was the best song all year across the board but it wasn't the best pop song? (Thursday 28 November 2024; 03:15)

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,724) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter She definitely has nothing to prove but it's a shame that Billboard didn't honor the artist that holds possibly the most records on their charts. Not having her in the top 20 is insane to me. She's literally made some of the people on that list become singers because they were inspired by her. You cannot spell MusiC without MC. Her rise then massive fall followed by the greatest comeback of all time alone should have cemented her on that list. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 03:35) this is a reply to message 107,721

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,721) by Bobby A from United States I saw the list and shook my head that MC wasn't on the list. MC has accomplished so much during her career. She doesn't need a magazine or award show to celebrate her already successful career. 2025 is going to be her 2005 all over again. I just know it. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 00:09)

Billboard 100 (107,723) by Shezz from Pk TJ's point still holds though. How is AIW higher on Hot 100 than Rockin' Around if the latter is number one the holiday charts? Maybe Hot 100 uses more or different measuring metrics than the holiday charts or the tracking dates might be different? Reminds me of a similar question I have for the Grammys at times. Sometimes songs that have won song of the year or record of the year have not gone on to win in their respective pop/rock/country etc field. You're saying this was the best song all year across the board but it wasn't the best pop song? (Thursday 28 November 2024; 03:15) this is a reply to message 107,720

Billboard 100 (107,720) by Edward from USA These are clearly two distinct charts. The Holiday 100 focuses exclusively on Holiday music, while the Hot 100 considers music from all genres, making the competition significantly tougher. As you can see, only a few of the currently most popular holiday songs have made their way onto the Hot 100. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 00:03)

Crave Records (107,722) by Bobby A from United States You are right, Jamie. This video tells it all. I hope MC and Lee Daniel start filming The Meaning of Mariah Carey next year. It would be cool if her life story was told on film in 2025. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 00:58) this is a reply to message 107,714

Crave Records (107,714) by Jamie from UK Wasn't it because Tommy gave that to her? (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 08:58)

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,721) by Bobby A from United States I saw the list and shook my head that MC wasn't on the list. MC has accomplished so much during her career. She doesn't need a magazine or award show to celebrate her already successful career. 2025 is going to be her 2005 all over again. I just know it. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 00:09) this is a reply to message 107,719

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,719) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Sad to see Mariah not on the list. Even though her major chunk of success was in the 90s, she's had huge moments in the 2000s and has cemented her legacy by continuing to be relevant and selling out tours almost 35 years into her. Her impact on the music industry is unparalleled. (Wednesday 27 November 2024; 20:13)

Billboard 100 (107,720) by Edward from USA These are clearly two distinct charts. The Holiday 100 focuses exclusively on Holiday music, while the Hot 100 considers music from all genres, making the competition significantly tougher. As you can see, only a few of the currently most popular holiday songs have made their way onto the Hot 100. (Thursday 28 November 2024; 00:03) this is a reply to message 107,718

Billboard 100 (107,718) by TJ from Norway So #2 on Billboard Christmas list, but a higher position than Rocking Around on Billboard Hot 100? How is that possible? (Wednesday 27 November 2024; 19:45)

Billboards top artists for the 21st century (107,719) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Sad to see Mariah not on the list. Even though her major chunk of success was in the 90s, she's had huge moments in the 2000s and has cemented her legacy by continuing to be relevant and selling out tours almost 35 years into her. Her impact on the music industry is unparalleled. (Wednesday 27 November 2024; 20:13)

Billboard 100 (107,718) by TJ from Norway So #2 on Billboard Christmas list, but a higher position than Rocking Around on Billboard Hot 100? How is that possible? (Wednesday 27 November 2024; 19:45) this is a reply to message 107,717

Billboard 100 (107,717) by Edward from USA And somewhere on the Holiday 100, the top 10 looks like this: 1. "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" – Brenda Lee 2. "All I Want for Christmas Is You" – Mariah Carey 3. "Jingle Bell Rock" – Bobby Helms 4. "A Holly Jolly Christmas" – Burl Ives 5. "Last Christmas" – Wham! 6. "Feliz Navidad" – José Feliciano 7. "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" – Andy Williams 8. "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow" – Dean Martin 9. "White Christmas" – Bing Crosby 10. "Santa Tell Me" – Ariana Grande Since the Holiday 100 usually hints at how the Hot 100 is going to play out, Mariah better grab some glue and secure that weave because Brenda, rocking slow but steady from her chair, is going to try and snatch it. (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 19:40)

Billboard 100 (107,717) by Edward from USA And somewhere on the Holiday 100, the top 10 looks like this: 1. "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" – Brenda Lee 2. "All I Want for Christmas Is You" – Mariah Carey 3. "Jingle Bell Rock" – Bobby Helms 4. "A Holly Jolly Christmas" – Burl Ives 5. "Last Christmas" – Wham! 6. "Feliz Navidad" – José Feliciano 7. "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" – Andy Williams 8. "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow" – Dean Martin 9. "White Christmas" – Bing Crosby 10. "Santa Tell Me" – Ariana Grande Since the Holiday 100 usually hints at how the Hot 100 is going to play out, Mariah better grab some glue and secure that weave because Brenda, rocking slow but steady from her chair, is going to try and snatch it. (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 19:40) this is a reply to message 107,713

Billboard 100 (107,713) by TJ from Norway Oh dear. I was probably to tired to realize that I was on the wrong Top 100. How is that possible? I need new glasses. I'm sorry. (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 07:27)

Billboard 100 (107,716) by Bobby A from United States The battle for the #1 spot for multiple weeks may be tough this year. Next week will determine how AIW will perform for the holiday season and the potential contender for the #1 spot. (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 19:38) this is a reply to message 107,715

Billboard 100 (107,715) by Edward from USA These are the only Christmas songs on the Billboard Hot 100 so far. All re-entry but Last Christmas. 16. All I Want for Christmas Is You 23. Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree 24. Last Christmas 47. It's the Most Wonderful Time in the World 48. A Holly Jolly Christmas (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 13:04)

Billboard 100 (107,715) by Edward from USA These are the only Christmas songs on the Billboard Hot 100 so far. All re-entry but Last Christmas. 16. All I Want for Christmas Is You 23. Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree 24. Last Christmas 47. It's the Most Wonderful Time in the World 48. A Holly Jolly Christmas (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 13:04) this is a reply to message 107,713

Billboard 100 (107,713) by TJ from Norway Oh dear. I was probably to tired to realize that I was on the wrong Top 100. How is that possible? I need new glasses. I'm sorry. (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 07:27)

Crave Records (107,714) by Jamie from UK Wasn't it because Tommy gave that to her? (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 08:58) this is a reply to message 107,712

Crave Records (107,712) by Bobby A from United States Why did MC's label collapse and never had anymore new artists signed to the label? The label's existence was quietly closed without a word from MC or Columbia. (Monday 25 November 2024; 23:45)

Billboard 100 (107,713) by TJ from Norway Oh dear. I was probably to tired to realize that I was on the wrong Top 100. How is that possible? I need new glasses. I'm sorry. (Tuesday 26 November 2024; 07:27) this is a reply to message 107,710

Billboard 100 (107,710) by TJ from Norway AIWFCIY is on the list, if I'm not wrong. Number 55 at the moment. (Monday 25 November 2024; 18:55)

Crave Records (107,712) by Bobby A from United States Why did MC's label collapse and never had anymore new artists signed to the label? The label's existence was quietly closed without a word from MC or Columbia. (Monday 25 November 2024; 23:45)

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