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About Robert-Anthony from United States: I have been a Lamb since 1990. I know Mariah. I love her music. I breathe her music.

Kenny G (107,239) by Robert-Anthony from United States Why didn't MC ever do a collaboration with Kenny G. I can't believe one never happened? (Sunday 25 August 2024; 19:07)

Twister (107,238) by Robert-Anthony from United States I knew my video treatment would be taken the wrong way if I didn't fully go detail about video treatment. Twister was a hair stylist. I was thinking MC would be a hairstylist at a hair salon with all of Twister's co-workers. They are all watching a video that Twister made for them about all of the good times that had as friends. Scenes go back and forth with MC and the ladies watching the Twister's video and MC closing up the hair salon reminiscing and singing about Twister until she covers up Twister's chair with a gold and silver cover for the last time. MC's man knocks on the door to pick her up. She opens the door and an Edward look-a-like fine sexy man stands at the door. He says "Babe, are you ready to leave?" MC closes and locks up the hair salon. The last scene we see is the name of shop bearing Twister's name. (Saturday 24 August 2024; 02:47) this is a reply to message 107,237

Twister (107,237) by Edward from USA It would be epic to have someone sing a song about suicide while they're doing your hair. The high notes would be perfect for the moment they pluck out an ingrown hair. (Friday 23 August 2024; 23:29)

Twister (107,235) by Robert-Anthony from United States Great post. I think about Twister all of the time. MC's voice is so strong on this gem. The first line is MC at her best with writing thought provoking lyrics. "She was kind of fragile." "And she had a lot to grapple with." I have always imagined MC styling someone hair singing Twister in a video. (Thursday 22 August 2024; 21:52) this is a reply to message 107,232

Twister (107,232) by MusicfanJ from Germany Last night I had to think of "Twister". It just came to my mind, I don't know why. I haven't listened to it for a long time. This song is very special. The end of it, still heavenly and classic Mariah. (Thursday 22 August 2024; 18:24)

Migrate (107,230) by Robert-Anthony from United States E=MC2 is probably one of MC's best albums to be remixed and reimagined by New York DJ John Morales. He is really good at taking an artist's songs and turning them into something different. Check out his remixed songs by Marvin Gay, Teena Marie, Teddy Pendergrass and this dancefloor jam. (Thursday 22 August 2024; 09:38) this is a reply to message 107,228

Migrate (107,228) by Tevin from USA Those songs are good too. E=MC2 really has no skips for me. I'm even starting to like OOC, even though I hated that song in the past. (Wednesday 21 August 2024; 22:33)

Migrate (107,223) by Robert-Anthony from United States Maybe if a high school cheerleading squad or a couple of high school besties created a football jamboree or homecoming dance routine to an instrumental track, then it would go viral. The lyrics are kind of outdated now singing about getting ready to go to the club and being at the club. No one sings or raps about being at club now. Probably one of MC's most missed opportunities for a number one song. It really makes me wonder if L.A. Reid was really running Def Jam in 2008. He just lacked the same enthusiasm for E=MC2 that he had for TEOM. (Wednesday 21 August 2024; 03:15) this is a reply to message 107,222

Migrate (107,222) by Tevin from USA I don't know why this happened, but all day today I've been thinking of ways to make Migrate blow up on Tiktok. I know it sounds a bit dated but it's still a banger. Any ideas anyone? (Wednesday 21 August 2024; 01:47)

Just a Merry Christmas thought (107,219) by Robert-Anthony from United States Do you think a Merry Christmas duets album could be one of MC's surprises to celebrate the anniversary? She could use her original vocals and just have other artists sing on the songs. I think it could work and make the album sell huge this holiday season. It could feature Post Malone, Brandy, Trey Songz, Kelly Clarkson, The Clark Sisters, Charlie Wilson, and Chris Brown. Just a thought this Sunday. I trust MC is going to celebrate the anniversary in a huge way. (Sunday 18 August 2024; 14:17)

Surprise collaboration (107,218) by Robert-Anthony from United States What do the Lambs think about the Bruno Mars' and Lady Gaga's surprise duet, Die With Smile? I like it. I think the two sound good together. (Friday 16 August 2024; 14:00)

MC talks about a Whitney deep cut (107,208) by Robert-Anthony from United States This is one of MC's favorite Whitney songs. She called it a "deep cut" in an interview that nobody talks about. MC has never mentioned Kashif before. I definitely hear Whitney's influence on There's Got To Be A Way and Someday. I wonder what a MC and Kashif duet would have sounded like in the 90s. (Wednesday 14 August 2024; 03:33)

Revisiting MIAMTEC and Caution (107,200) by Robert-Anthony from United States Did you know that QTip's version of Meteorite was changed by MC to the version that made it onto the album? MC said in an interview that he was mad at her for doing that. I would love to hear his version. (Monday 12 August 2024; 16:24) this is a reply to message 107,197

Revisiting MIAMTEC and Caution (107,197) by Randy from USA Since nothing's coming out of Capri, I thought I'd tell you guys, I'm not being a loser. Excuse me, I'm between jobs, not unemployed. I was walking to the 7-11 and I listened to MIAMTEC intently. It's growing on me. Cry and Faded are as much about Nick Cannon as Butterfly and Side Effects are about Tommy. Each song on MIAMTEC is wildly different. Dedicated, #Beautiful, [You Don't Know What To Do] all sound different. Meteorite sounds like nothing she's ever done before. I still can't believe they chose You're Mine as the single. If they had took Wale off the intro acapella, You Don't Know What To Do would've been at least as big as Obsessed, if not bigger as a first single. But overall, it's not as bad as I originally reviewed. Now, Caution. If Rainbow was made in three months and feels rushed, Caution must've been recorded during a morning shower. The first four tracks are powerful and for such a short album that means over half the album is good. I think The Distance and One Mo Gen are stupid but the album as a whole is still growing on me. I will say Mariah doesn't create bad albums, she creates bad albums when compared to her best work. If Daydream and Butterfly are the diamonds of her collection, MIAMTEC and Caution are Walmart cubic zirconia but I'd still wear them proudly. (Monday 12 August 2024; 03:39)

Gospel or Jazz album before MC16 (107,195) by Robert-Anthony from United States I feel bad now about bringing up Maren Morris. When I see another artist give a great interview or make a significant change in their life, it is so hard for me not think that I am MC's life coach or manager. (Sunday 11 August 2024; 22:52) this is a reply to message 107,188

Gospel or Jazz album before MC16 (107,188) by Libra Lamb from USA Thank you for your opinions and speculation. (Sunday 11 August 2024; 17:34)

Article: Mariah Carey worries fans after "crying" on stage (107,194) by Robert-Anthony from United States Do you think MC is just lonely? I bet she misses being attached to a man. When you don't have a significant other to dine out or cook or shop with, it can cause a feeling of loneliness. After breaking up with Tanaka, it is probably the longest time she hasn't had a significant other in her life. We have to admit she appeared much happier when she was with Tanaka. Her interviews were good. She smiled more when out in public with Tanaka. MC just geniunely seemed to happier 2 years ago. Now she seems to be so sad and disconnected from the audience, her band, and her singers on a stage she commanded with confidence 2 years ago. I am no Dr. Phil by all means. Just my opinion from my own experience. (Sunday 11 August 2024; 22:47) this is a reply to message 107,190

Article: Mariah Carey worries fans after "crying" on stage (107,190) by Matty from Vancouver Canada I wonder what she's struggling with. That was really sad to watch. Reminds me of years back when she started crying during a performance of Outside (I believe; she was wearing black feathers and had just had that accident on the set of the #Beautiful remix video set), or when she cried at the Christmas concert when her and Nick were breaking up. At least we know she's singing live, but it was hard watching the backup singers and band keep looping back waiting for her to jump back in. I wonder if all the focus and discussion on Celine's struggle with her voice and illness is making Mimi reflect on her own vocal aging. No Olympian can do what they did in their 20's while they're in their 50's. Anyway, it breaks my heart when I see Mariah cry. (Sunday 11 August 2024; 20:39)

Gospel or Jazz album before MC16 (107,181) by Robert-Anthony from United States I guess you don't like The Middle and 80s Mercedes. Lol. (Sunday 11 August 2024; 00:18) this is a reply to message 107,175

Gospel or Jazz album before MC16 (107,175) by BFF from United States Maren Morris is an attention-seeking narcissist lol. I cannot stand it when celebrities come out as "bisexual" or "queer" for the cool factor. It's such a slap in the face to those of us who have been openly gay or lesbian since before it was cool to identify as "LGBTQ+". My question to Morris is, why get married to a man and have a child with him if you always harbored these thoughts? I think people who harbor doubts about their sexual orientation have an obligation to tell people they are planning to marry and with whom they are planning to have children. It isn't fair to the children, and it isn't fair to the ex-spouse. And, yes, before anyone accuses me of sexism or "biphobia", I would argue the same in situations where the person in question is male or if the person in question was a gay man or lesbian woman. (Saturday 10 August 2024; 18:22)

Christmas shows (107,178) by Robert-Anthony from United States Awww Joachim. I pray you feel better soon buddy. Sending love and healing today. (Saturday 10 August 2024; 20:26) this is a reply to message 107,177

Christmas shows (107,177) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway I attended the Charmbracelet tour in London in 2003 right before Halloween, and this year I'm actually planning on going back and see her Christmas shows I'm currently hospitalized for depression with previous suicidal thoughts for the second time since 2009. If it hadn't been for my mobile phone and YouTube and the existence of Mariah Carey, I wouldn't have survived. I have to thank Mariah again for saving my life, thank you Mariah. (Saturday 10 August 2024; 19:38)

Much ado about nothing (107,174) by Robert-Anthony from United States MC is definitely going through something. I feel she is back in that overworking herself mode that happened in 2000-2001. Why is she doing so many Vegas shows and not focusing on releasing new music? I understand the Christmas shows, but doing the Vegas shows are kind of unnecessary right now. (Saturday 10 August 2024; 17:27) this is a reply to message 107,173

Much ado about nothing (107,173) by Edward from USA Mariah is clearly relying on lip-syncing to pre-recorded tracks quite a bit. She might sing a few words live here and there, but the lipping is at an all-time high. When you compare footage from different shows, the only thing that changes are her spoken or talk-sung parts; everything else seems to be pre-recorded. Additionally, she frequently appears a dazed, whatever medication she's on seems to be affecting her movement, speech, and even the parts she sings live. I'm not criticizing her; she needs to take her meds to manage her bipolar disorder, but it's evident that she's on some strong stuff. (Saturday 10 August 2024; 16:50)

Gospel or Jazz album before MC16 (107,172) by Robert-Anthony from United States Maybe MC should release a gospel or jazz album first instead of MC16. I was just thinking a gospel or jazz would catch the world off guard. It could garner MC lots of praises for stepping into a new genre with a full album. I believe she could pull off both a gospel or jazz album effortlessly even with her current voice. Maren Morris gave me this idea. Maren said goodbye to country music, put her personal life on forefront, and released an EP this week called Intermission. Now the media is talking about her again for her personal life (she came out as being bisexual) and leaving country music to go pop. Maren gave a great ABC Nightline interview yesterday. MC should follow in Maren's footsteps with a high profile interview and full album in a new genre. (Saturday 10 August 2024; 13:21)

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)

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 (107,151) 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)

Return to roots (107,141) by Robert-Anthony from United States Lol. Wait a minute. What do you know about Rachelle Ferrell? (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 19:00) this is a reply to message 107,132

Return to roots (107,132) by Randy from USA She sings better than Jennifer Hudson, Kelly Clarkson, Fantasia, Celine Dion, Chante Moore, Kelly Price, Keke Wyatt, Rachelle Ferrell, Deborah Cox, Karen Clark? You mean right now? In 2024? I love you man, but did the batteries in your ears go dead? (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 03:49)

Return to roots (107,137) by Robert-Anthony from United States I was referring to singers who have albums or singles out right now like Kehlani, Coco Jones, Sza, Remi Wolf and Sabrina Carpener. The female singers you mentioned probably could make MC take some time off if they ever hit the stage together. Your singers have preserved their voices better than MC. I just want MC to sing and not worry about hitting high notes and using her whistle register during live performances and on her new songs. (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 12:09) this is a reply to message 107,132

Return to roots (107,132) by Randy from USA She sings better than Jennifer Hudson, Kelly Clarkson, Fantasia, Celine Dion, Chante Moore, Kelly Price, Keke Wyatt, Rachelle Ferrell, Deborah Cox, Karen Clark? You mean right now? In 2024? I love you man, but did the batteries in your ears go dead? (Wednesday 7 August 2024; 03:49)

Return to roots (107,129) by Robert-Anthony from United States I am hopeful MC does go back to her roots on MC16. It would be nice for her to have a pop ballad that goes #1 on the Hot 100, is used in a commercial, and wins a Grammy for Song of the Year. If she just gives us that one last raw organic pop performance like If It's Over, then we all would be happy. Who cares about her current vocal state at this point? She can stll sing better than any current female artist right now. (Tuesday 6 August 2024; 23:22) this is a reply to message 107,125

Return to roots (107,125) by MusicfanJ from Germany Great thoughts Jamie. For the post I would give you hundreds thumbs up. "Give us back that Soul influenced, Gospel loving Mariah that we knew and mix it with some RnB and you will have some happy lambs." I would be very happy with it. I listened to "MIAMTEC" yesterday, somehow it is my least favourite album by Mariah. Also I love "Make it look good", "The art of letting go" and "Meteorite". But "Emotions" and "Music Box" are outstanding and unmatched until today. But I do believe Mariah will surprise us all, maybe next year. I hope so. (Tuesday 6 August 2024; 18:00)

Merry Christmas anniversary want list (107,119) by Robert-Anthony from United States Album sales have been poor for artists like Normani whose album was delayed after multiple delays for two years along with singles that were lackluster. Dua Lipa's three singles failed to make the top 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and they were just lackluster in terms of her previous singles from Physical. Plus, Taylor dominated the singles and album charts for 4 months causing fans and record shops to keep her on top on the charts. (Tuesday 6 August 2024; 00:33) this is a reply to message 107,118

Merry Christmas anniversary want list (107,118) by Edward from USA Wait a minute, did Normani finally release her debut album? If she did and it flopped, it shouldn't surprise anyone. She took a long time. (Monday 5 August 2024; 20:02)

Merry Christmas anniversary want list (107,116) by Robert-Anthony from United States Okay, but Cher announced her Christmas in early September. I always refer to Metacritic's new album list for each month. Billboard just released their new album list for August-October. There is not one Christmas album listed for October. At least there would be somebody major on the list for October. Maybe no one wants to release a Christmas album this year because so many albums flopped from Dua Lipa to Normani to Camila Cabello. I think MC has Christmas this year without any distractions like what happened with Brenda Lee. (Monday 5 August 2024; 12:37) this is a reply to message 107,115

Merry Christmas anniversary want list (107,115) by Alexis Carrington-Colby from United States It's August. Someone is always releasing a holiday album (that's M's impact). They usually don't announce it until October. (Monday 5 August 2024; 12:07)

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