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Immobile on stage (112,052) by Lambi from USA She has the same stiffness while sitting down so losing the shoes most likely won't be much of a difference. (Thursday 23 October 2025; 11:40) this is a reply to message 112,034

Immobile on stage (112,034) by TJ from Norway Lose the shoes and she will be able to walk again. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 19:21)

My 2 cents (112,049) by Lambi from USA Thank you, Dove. Don't mind Edward, he completely missed the fact that I said I'm a Bible-believing Christian and just got somewhat interested on reading about astrology since you guessed my sign right. I took the time to connect with you since you were very polite. We know the full depth of that conversation, in contrast to the absurdity of what he got out of it. I clearly implied I'm not big on it but now he's framing it like I'm some heavy astrology freak. So much for being grounded in reality. (Thursday 23 October 2025; 10:36) this is a reply to message 112,048

My 2 cents (112,048) by Dove from United States She's not the one into astrology, that's me. Astrology is not an empirical science but a lot of people, including some artists (like Adele and Taylor), use astrology to choose when to release their projects. It's not as crazy as you think. Just because we don't fully understand how something works doesn't mean it doesn't work. Not everyone understands how electricity works, yet we still trust that it does. (Thursday 23 October 2025; 04:37)

Immobile on stage (112,044) by Lambi from USA I think that because Mariah grew up dirt poor, moving around 13 times and vividly remembering being kicked out of homes by Patricia's various boyfriends, those unstable experiences during her critical formative years likely shaped her brain development and sense of security. It makes sense that she now fully embraces the stability and comfort that come with a wealthy lifestyle. (Thursday 23 October 2025; 02:01) this is a reply to message 112,030

Immobile on stage (112,030) by MusicfanJ from Germany Everything has a price. But health should be more worth, important than a luxurious lifestyle. How many things can one person buy, owe, which is really needed. Does all the things really make her happy? I don't think so. She's extreme wealthy since 90 when she was 20 and she'll never be poor again. She can relax. At a certain age, you should realize that health and taking care is more important than all the bling-bling. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 17:38)

Which song would've you picked? (112,038) by Lambi from USA Felt like the wrong choice but I guess Mariah really is "New York" as JD said. She is hip-hop. From this data, not counting the 3 singles just to even out the playing field (they were out longer and had better launchpads), lambs daily streamed In Your Feelings and Mi the most. Lighty said NII could've been this album's TTR and I agree, not sure if Mariah will go with a ballad as the launching single ever again but I still hope she does something special with it. Countries like Brazil and Philippines love ballads and this was a solid one. But out of the 3 singles, I felt Sugar Sweet was the strongest. It's the better melody. It would've been awkward launching an album with 2 other ladies so I see why she didn't pick that. It's actually quite a dilemma picking the first single, maybe I'll come back and change my answer. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 22:21) this is a reply to message 112,026

Which song would've you picked? (112,026) by T from USA We all know now that Type Dangerous was the single that they all agreed was the best to launch the era and album. Now that we've lived with all the songs for a month which of the eleven songs would've you put all the resources into like radio deal, big budget music video, performances behind? Is there even one song that deserves all that or was TD the right choice? (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 15:51)

Immobile on stage (112,037) by Lambi from USA Agree. She is hanging on by a thread. Her work ethic is both a blessing and a curse. I hope that she's able to get actual rest after this year's tour. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 21:35) this is a reply to message 112,029

Immobile on stage (112,029) by MusicfanJ from Germany But "still maximizing the workload" is not healthy at all. You'll get a burn-out or depression, illness sooner or later. I hope after Christmas Mariah really is slowing down, having a wonderful holiday and time off. If Mariah can't take a break for herself then who can? And if Mariah won't talk about the reason behind "her stiffness" the people won't stop the speculating. Of course it's her private choice not to talk about it, but people always speculate even if you are a "normal", non-famous person. I always thought it started with her shoulder arm-accident. But I don't know, I just hope she'll recover completely or at least without pain. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 17:23)

My 2 cents (112,036) by Lambi from USA I mean we can verify she was under Epic and Roc Nation during Caution's release. Also chill? You're acting like I criticized every single wrong move they did, all I said was "shame they it flop". Are you just ready to unleash your pre-written thoughts about how Mariah doesn't need to chart? (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 21:22) this is a reply to message 112,028

My 2 cents (112,028) by Edward from USA Who are we blaming now for Caution's demise? Please elaborate on it with some verifiable facts. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 16:29)

My 2 cents (112,025) by Lambi from USA I agree. 2009-2015, Mariah was generally stuck in the late 2000’s production. Rihanna was doing songs like Pour It Up and Beyoncé Drunk In Love. They were plugged in with the hot producers at the time. Mariah did eventually catch up on Caution though, shame they let it flop. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 13:11) this is a reply to message 112,020

My 2 cents (112,020) by Lara from Middle East What MOIA and MIATEC lacked in production, was in her last 2 albums. Lyrically wise, it's the opposite. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 10:41)

Immobile on stage (112,024) by Lambi from USA I think with her luxurious lifestyle, she probably does. Nick Cannon said it costs Mariah $150-200k just to step out of the house. That's ranging from security, hair, make up, jets. I won't even start with the price tags of her wardrobe and jewelries. It's safe to assume she lives extremely large. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 13:00) this is a reply to message 112,023

Immobile on stage (112,023) by Webmaster Eric from the Netherlands If performing causes so much pain that she can hardly move, why is she still performing? Does she need the money? I thought she had enough money to retire. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 12:39)

Immobile on stage (112,022) by Lambi from USA It's true and it all stems from Mariah's incredible work ethic. "I always felt like the rug could be pulled from under me, and I was afraid that if I didn't work twice as hard as everybody else, everything I worked hard for in my life would be gone and I'd be back living in a little shack." Also after being a mother, I'd assume her desire to work amplified. She's still pushing herself, still maximizing the workload with whatever energy she has left. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 12:37) this is a reply to message 112,019

Immobile on stage (112,019) by Dove from United States Because we know she always does the best she can with what she's got. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 10:23)

Immobile on stage (112,021) by Lambi from USA Well, we can all see with our own two eyes that she is suffering from some sort of disease. She's clearly in pain but she's sticking it out. So yeah, just the mere fact that she's still showing up is commendable. (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 12:23) this is a reply to message 112,018

Immobile on stage (112,018) by Alexis Carrington-Colby from United States How can you attest that she is doing the best with what she's got? What is your evidence? (Wednesday 22 October 2025; 03:53)

Immobile on stage (112,009) by Lambi from USA I looked it up, apparently Fibromyalgia is likely caused by a complex interaction of genetics, neurological changes, environmental triggers, and stress, leading to central sensitization, an amplified pain response in the nervous system. Often triggered by an event, such as: infections, injury, surgery, emotional trauma (e.g., PTSD, overwhelming stress) We may never truly know, as she is a private person, which is entirely her right, but certain aspects do seem to make sense. For me, the most painful part was witnessing the entire world watch her being exposed for lip-syncing in such a jarring way. It is already not normal for billions of people to know a human being. What more when something personal you've tried to protect, be revealed so publicly and in such a humiliating fashion. I will never comprehend what that does to one's psyche. Mariah has long since recovered as she's done countless of shows and people are still showing up but just the fact that her body had to actually experience that kind of shock saddens me. Anyway, what ever it is, I can attest she is really doing the best with what she's got. Let's all uplift Mariah's health in prayer. I pray she also takes the time to get the rest and healing her body needs, so she can keep doing what she loves and make music for the multitudes. (Tuesday 21 October 2025; 02:50) this is a reply to message 112,008

Immobile on stage (112,008) by Dave from USA I have never heard she suffered from Fibromyalgia as the article posted suggested. I always assumed it was a combination of possible bipolar meds (Lithium) and lack of confidence on stage due to her vocal decline. (Monday 20 October 2025; 18:48)

The impossible (112,006) by Lambi from USA Honestly MOAIA is one of her better albums. She went pretty hard considering E=MC2's potential got cut too short due to her miscarriage. I remember playing it to friends and them loving Inseparable. I hated writing essays in school about topics I had no interest in and Memoirs really got me through the bleakness. I started humming "Boy I'ma love you until the end" from More Than Just Friends today, like I did in 2009. I love rediscovering how much I love a song. I also love how Mariah sang low in Candy Bling, very much how she sang through out HFIA. Rapriah giving homage to Ahmad's Back In The Day needs to get more credit. I'm the same Mimi Fame ain't changed me Butterfly flow like Muhammad Ali Wish I can bring you back like the O.D.B. (Monday 20 October 2025; 17:08) this is a reply to message 111,998

The impossible (111,998) by jaker20 from US I'm glad fans are waking up to Memoirs. I loved it from the first listen. It's turned out to be Mariah's most listened to album in the streaming era, excluding Merry Christmas of course. I really hope Mariah pull out all the stops to release Angel's Advocate, unlikely but not being able to stream Angels Cry remix is wrong. (Monday 20 October 2025; 05:46)

Wow (112,003) by Lambi from USA Also what is it? I've awakened to your pattern of just being eager to correct me immediately like assuming Bobby A. and I did not know ODB was dead when we were simply putting together a hypothetical '96 Super Bowl guest list for Mariah. You were so eager to make me feel stupid, completely missing the context. We're all just trying to have a blast talking about all things Mariah here. (Monday 20 October 2025; 14:42) this is a reply to message 112,002

Wow (112,002) by Bill from the UK Thank you sir for putting an end to that nonsense. Back to Mariah, Here For It All continues to be played daily, something I haven't done since E=MC2 I'll have you know. The dreamy 70s vibe is not something I had on the cards when we were all speculating about how the album would be sonically presented, but I'm so glad it did. It adds a whole new dimension to her catalogue. (Monday 20 October 2025; 11:29)

Wow (112,000) by Lambi from USA Here in America people have awaken to the fact that the term "conspiracy theory" was introduced to the lexicon right after JFK was assassinated. They shot a sitting president on broad daylight and then launched operation mocking bird meaning the CIA hiring a bunch of journalists to control public perception and gaslight the citizens about what happened. (Monday 20 October 2025; 10:30) this is a reply to message 111,999

Wow (111,999) by Webmaster Eric from the Netherlands Here in the Netherlands we have a special word for people who believe in conspiracy theories, and it's not really a flattering word. There are websites about how to deal with conspiracy theorists. One example is this one. (Monday 20 October 2025; 09:55)

Philippines (111,995) by Lambi from USA Oh my gosh I've seen her cover of Music Box. It was pretty good. I just love that they do deep cuts. I think that's why Mariah will appreciate it. They're real lambs that happen to be able to really sing. (Monday 20 October 2025; 03:21) this is a reply to message 111,988

Philippines (111,988) by Dove from United States Those Filipino singers are something else. I've heard a few who can actually do her songs justice. I was really impressed with Morissette Amon. She covered the song Rise Up on a radio show and it was better than the original. She's done some Mariah songs really well too. (Sunday 19 October 2025; 17:34)

Wow (111,994) by Lambi from USA Reality is MJ's estate was magically stolen from him via fake signature right before his passing, which by the way, him and Mariah happen to be in the same music label. Thank you for proving my point about how shady these companies can be. If you still can't connect the dots in this day of age, where it's not a secret evil runs Hollywood, where celebrities are openly talking about their experiences because you are scared for the life of you, to be labeled silly little names then you are simply behind. And I can't help that. Have a chill day, Bill. (Monday 20 October 2025; 03:09) this is a reply to message 111,986

Wow (111,986) by Bill from the UK Lol, you keep your little tin foil hat on and keep believing Mariah is being kept alive by a record company if you want to. You're the one crashing out here darling with your wild theory you peddled. I just bought it all back to reality that nobody in Sony is trying to kill her, or indeed is the reason she still walks among us. What you're spewing is nonsense so a reprimand and reality check for you is warranted. Also to add here's a little tidbit for you for future reference: Distribution of royalties If there is a will: The songwriter can specify in their will who should receive their royalties. This person becomes the beneficiary of the royalties, which can be the entire amount or a specified portion. If there is no will: The royalties are part of the deceased's estate and are distributed according to the state's laws of intestacy, which determine the legal heirs based on family relationships. Contractual obligations: The original royalty contracts may have specific clauses that dictate how the rights are handled after death. Neither you nor I know what the situation with AIWFCIY, nor any other Mariah song for that matter, actually is - which renders your insane theory of her being "kept alive" as a cash cow null and void. Nothing but speculation based on no evidence whatsoever. (Sunday 19 October 2025; 16:53)

The impossible (111,992) by Lambi from USA I love Memoirs. When that was first released I had Inseparable on repeat. Also, Candy Bling is really Dedicated (from MIAM) Part 1. Going to listen to it for the nostalgia. (Monday 20 October 2025; 00:32) this is a reply to message 111,981

The impossible (111,981) by Giovanni from USA All of a sudden I've become addicted to "The impossible". I have a new love for MOAIA minus "H.A.T.E U". I think it's the worst song on the album but "The impossible", "Candy bling" and "Standing O". I would like to ask Mariah why "Imperfect" did not make the album as it would have ended it perfectly. It's funny how an album will grow on you all these years later. (Sunday 19 October 2025; 08:21)

Christian Aguilera (111,991) by Lambi from USA Thank you my darling. I enjoy reading yours and responding to them as well. I really like my acrylic painting avatar at the moment, but maybe we'll switch it back soon. (Monday 20 October 2025; 00:28) this is a reply to message 111,980

Christian Aguilera (111,980) by Giovanni from USA Oh okay got it, I always love reading your posts. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 23:52)

Wow (111,984) by Lambi from USA Just to reiterate. L: Mariah pushes AIWFCIY to prove she's worth more alive than dead. B: You're crazy. Makes no sense. Sony will make more money when she's gone because there's no need to pay her now. L: Mariah still gets paid even if she's gone. B: Whoa whoa, we don't know that, the royalties could go to her kids or elsewhere. Royalties continue after death, which is a basic fact of how music publishing works. The income continues either way, that completely obliterates your first point about them not having to pay her. Mariah isn't like MJ, he was fighting Sony in court, bought out other artists' catalogues, and had major battles over control on his last days. Mariah, on the other hand, minds her own business, merrily pushes her hits and isn't tangled in that kind of mess. I've made this point way earlier. I've been having so much fun connecting with lambs here so please take a chill pill and tone it down with the unnecessary shade. Easy to remember, rhymes with your name. (Sunday 19 October 2025; 12:11) this is a reply to message 111,983

Wow (111,983) by Bill from the UK I wasn't aware that you have seen Mariah's last will and testament, so thank you for the reprimand (it was very much warranted). We've no idea what the arrangements with the song, especially one that mammoth, would be. Royalties may very well go to Roc & Roe. It may very well be contractually she's obligated for a portion to go elsewhere. Just look at the mess with MJ's estate following his passing. (Sunday 19 October 2025; 08:48)

Wow (111,974) by Lambi from USA Also just FYI, since you clearly don't understand how royalties work. After Mariah's death, her share of the royalties would go to her heirs, and not disappear. Instead of going to her directly, they would go to whoever inherits her rights (obviously will be Roc and Roe). Sony wouldn't automatically get more unless they somehow acquired her share like buying the rights from her estate. Please study before trying to have to have a "gotcha" moment. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 16:51) this is a reply to message 111,972

Wow (111,972) by Bill from the UK So let me get this straight. Mariah is being "kept alive" by Sony due to the income generated by All I Want for Christmas Is You. I've heard it all now. Forgetting the fact of course that, should Mariah not be with us anymore, more of the income generated from that song would go to Sony as one of the chief benefactors no longer needs a pay out. Honestly, just listen to yourselves. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 12:21)

Christian Aguilera (111,973) by Lambi from USA Jaker20 said Christina's got a Christmas concert movie coming up and it will be released theatrically. She beat Mariah to it. Then I suggested Mariah do kind of a docu-movie and a part of it will be how Christmas helped her forgive Walter. It's all make believe. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 16:33) this is a reply to message 111,966

Christian Aguilera (111,966) by Giovanni from USA I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. What is going on with Christina? Also I miss your old avatar pic haha, change it back. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 09:19)

Christian Aguilera (111,965) by Lambi from USA My gosh, is she the grinch that will steal Christmas from Mariah? So sneaky. My epiphany about Mimi's push towards AIWFCIY just made me understand why she wanted to copyright Queen of Christmas. Not only is it an infinity money glitch but it will keep Sony reminded, as long as she is alive, she will provide her pound of flesh, so they better leave her alone. I have this concept for Mariah, maybe a docu movie and a part of it would be to incorporate how Christmas helped her forgive Walter. I don't know how it'll go but at the end, friends pull some strings and have Walter do a gig, then Mariah secretly comes in from the back and starts humming, all the memories of them writing songs together rush back to him and he can't help but be overjoyed and cry. It would add so much more meaning to Christmas and it truly would the greatest reconciliation of all time. Wishful thinking though, but I hope this moment happens during their lifetime. Maybe writing it will somehow make it come to existence. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 05:11) this is a reply to message 111,962

Christian Aguilera (111,962) by jaker20 from US She's got a Christmas concert movie coming up and it will be released theatrically. How did she beat Mariah to it lol. I say Mariah's team is working hard, but not working smart. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 02:10)

Here for it All (111,964) by Lambi from USA Awards are a PR move. Sometimes can be orchestrated. Considering how much honorary lifetime awards Gamma got her this year. A Grammy is not that far-fetched. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 02:52) this is a reply to message 111,959

Here for it All (111,959) by Giovanni from USA Are you saying Mariah will win a Grammy? (Friday 17 October 2025; 21:07)

Philippines (111,961) by Lambi from USA Every nuance, every riff, every run. I'm genuinely shocked someone actually managed to sustain that last note live. Her tonal quality is up there too. (Saturday 18 October 2025; 02:06) this is a reply to message 111,957

Philippines (111,957) by jaker20 from US Wow, the lamb fandom there is on another level. They know every deep cuts lyrics to a T. (Friday 17 October 2025; 19:16)

Muni Long and Mariah "Made for me" (111,945) by Lambi from USA There was a Mariah AI version of that song that's now vanished from the face of the earth. It was deleted right after Mariah released her actual version. It was so dang good. Better than the actual collaboration. There was a whole choir and I remember repeatedly listening to it. Anyone here downloaded it? For my sake, will you please share the link? [Webmaster: Links to AI songs will not be posted.] (Friday 17 October 2025; 12:23) this is a reply to message 111,927

Muni Long and Mariah "Made for me" (111,927) by Giovanni from USA How the hell am I just now hearing this song? I'm on Spotify streaming "Jesus I do" and this song follows up after a Lady Gaga song. I love it, Mariah did her thing. (Thursday 16 October 2025; 21:29)

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