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Mariah ft. Leoakua - Butterfly (Solitude Remix) (94,362)
by Lafa from Sweden
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Mariah Carey feat. Leoakua - Butterfly (Solitude Remix). New remix, check it out. Duet. 
(Friday 12 June 2020; 05:01)
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Re: Blood Orange / Insecure (94,296) (94,361)
by enwar00 from usa
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I love that show. And yes they usually have some good music on it, I'm constantly Shazamming when I watch it. Too bad I don't have HBO anymore so I've only seen the first few episodes of this season. Alright I'll check out that Blood Orange song now.
(Friday 12 June 2020; 04:04)
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Re: "Free Guy" trailer with Fantasy (94,354) (94,360)
by Falcon from New Zealand
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I loved it. I absolutely loved what they did with Fantasy. I'm also a gamer, so this movie is right up my alley. I'm excited to see it.
(Friday 12 June 2020; 00:08)
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Re: Must see video (94,355) (94,359)
by Bill from the UK
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Great video, though she seemed pretty pissed when she was called "Maria" haha.
(Thursday 11 June 2020; 11:16)
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Re: Must see video (94,355) (94,358)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Stunning Mariah. I had never seen this before too. She so deserverd every award. Did I ever mention how I love her speaking voice? When she's a little nervous it's just cute. Thanks for sharing the video link.
(Wednesday 10 June 2020; 19:13)
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Re: "Free Guy" trailer with Fantasy (94,354) (94,357)
by Bobby A from United States
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I love it. Fantasy goes perfectly with the movie. I always thought Fantasy had a futuristic sound to it especially the intro. Mariah is having a great year being in the news.
(Wednesday 10 June 2020; 16:52)
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Re: "Free Guy" trailer with Fantasy (94,354) (94,356)
by We are Lambily from USA
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That's amazing, I have always wanted to hear more of Mariah's music in movies and tv shows. Let's hope she does more acting in the future as well.
(Wednesday 10 June 2020; 16:06)
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Must see video (94,355)
by Edouard from France
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Hey everyone. Check out this video. I had seen it before but never really paid attention to Mariah's body language here. She did not expect to win a Soul Train award and it shows. She even seems to be uncomfortable at some point. After she won her third you can see [Tommy Mottola] jump out of his sit while clapping. He's ready to join Mariah backstage. I wonder if she was overwhelmed or if something unpleasant happened between them between her wins that forced her to be this quick while delivering her winning speech.
(Wednesday 10 June 2020; 04:18)
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"Free Guy" trailer with Fantasy (94,354)
by Nick from Belgium
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A few months, before Covid-19, I posted it for the first time, but no one reacted to that post about the use of Fantasy in the "Free Guy" trailer with Ryan Reynolds. So here it is again and now I hope with some reactions to it. What do you lambs think of it?
(Wednesday 10 June 2020; 02:12)
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Article: Mariah Carey sings "There's Got to Be a Way" (94,353)
by Nick from Belgium
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She looks so natural in this one. No filter pure.
(Wednesday 10 June 2020; 02:06)
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Re: Article: Mariah crashes "Schitt's Creek" performance of "Hero" (94,351) (94,352)
by RibbonB from USA
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Oops didn't work. If you Google the three names together, you can see lots of interesting pics.
(Tuesday 9 June 2020; 23:44)
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Re: Article: Mariah crashes "Schitt's Creek" performance of "Hero" (94,350) (94,351)
by RibbonB from USA
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It looks like this one or from this event. I hope it attached correctly.
(Tuesday 9 June 2020; 21:50)
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Re: Article: Mariah crashes "Schitt's Creek" performance of "Hero" (94,349) (94,350)
by Bill from the UK
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Ah it may have been, I was viewing it on an old old old iPhone so wasn't the biggest screen and best resolution.
(Tuesday 9 June 2020; 20:14)
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Re: Article: Mariah crashes "Schitt's Creek" performance of "Hero" (94,346) (94,349)
by RibbonB from USA
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I think that's Mimi and Trey Lorenz. I remember that image from circa 2006. I think Jasmine is also in the uncropped photo if it's the one I am remembering.
(Tuesday 9 June 2020; 19:18)
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Make It Happen is vocal prodigy (94,348)
by Lafa from Sweden
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Make It Happen is vocal prodigy.
(Tuesday 9 June 2020; 14:19)
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Re: Article: Mariah crashes "Schitt's Creek" performance of "Hero" (94,346) (94,347)
by Andrew from the United Kingdom
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I think Mariah would look pretty cook with a thick streak of grey hair coming down at the front. I really want her to grow old stylishly and gracefully. And not like some die-hard popstars who have to wear eye patches and create fake personas to cover up botched eye jobs. Allegedly.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 23:58)
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Re: Article: Mariah crashes "Schitt's Creek" performance of "Hero" (94,326) (94,346)
by Bill from the UK
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This was lovely. I'm unsure if it was the lighting or the lack of being able to have her hair done, but Mariah's hair seemed to have a tint of grey to it? Did anyone else think that? I love grey hair so much, and I must say, Mariah would look incredible with it. What a great image that would be, so graceful and elegant. But might have been the lighting so I may be getting ahead of myself. I also liked the fact she had a pic of her and Nick on the shelf.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 23:16)
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Re: Migrate (94,342) (94,345)
by Bill from the UK
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Indeed. For if there is anyone out there like me who would rather use this message board as an escape from current events and instead talk about boring Mariah stuff, I present to you:
My favourite underrated remixes. I love many of Mariah's remixes, especially the re-sung ones. She's done so many, often some really good ones get forgotten in the wake of the juggernauts like Dreamlover Def Club, Fantasy with ODB and Heartbreaker/Lonely.
1. Dreamlover (Bam Jam Soul) 2. Never Forget You (Extended Mix) 3. Anytime You Need a Friend (Soul Convention Remix) 4. Joy to the World (Celebration Mix) 5. Fantasy (Sweet Dub Mix) 6. One Sweet Day (Chucky's Remix) 7. Underneath the Stars (Drifting Remix) 8. Butterfly (Classic Bossa Nova) 9. Do You Know Where You're Going to (Mahogany Club Mix) 10. Loverboy (Dreamy Club of Love)
(Monday 8 June 2020; 22:42)
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Re: George (94,343) (94,344)
by Andrew from the United Kingdom
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Grown ups are talking. Shush.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 21:51)
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George (94,343)
by We are Lambily from USA
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I don't care about your fake statistics, black men are shoot by police "who swore an oath to protect and serve" while being unarmed. Cops dying in duty is not the same thing. I don't see the connection. As a gay man you should know your history better, read about Stonewall riots. Even the civil rights act was passed after the king assassination riots. It's sad that people have to resort to riots in order to pressure the governments to listen. I'm 100% behind the destruction of war memorials especially the racist ones. Funny how you find looting a problem when UK are the experts on that, Time to give back all the items/art/animals you have stolen before you try to lecture us. Funny how violence is not an answer yet UK's wealth is built on that from which you have benefited from in many ways. The BLM movement is also not behind the riots, it's mostly white supremacists behind those actions.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 21:32)
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Re: Migrate (94,317) (94,342)
by Andrew from the United Kingdom
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Bill, quick, make a list.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 19:40)
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Re: George (94,333) (94,341)
by Andrew from the United Kingdom
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"Always funny how people trying to justify a murder by bringing up irrelevant and alleged crimes of the victim."
Not one person here tried to justify his death. In fact, it was categorically condemned and the prosecution of the accused advocated.
"This is a beautiful movement that have reached the world."
If you think that death, assault, injury, criminal damage, arson, people losing their businesses, people losing their jobs and homes, and the increased spread of Covid-19 is a beautiful thing, then I would say your definition of beauty borders on disturbing.
"Police needs to be held accountable for their brutality."
Individual police officers do indeed need to be held accountable if they cause unnecessary injury and/or death.
"We need a better system, not cops who abuses its citizens."
So the statistics such as 18.5x more white officers being harmed by black males than the reverse is lost on you. Al Gore once released a documentary with a fantastic title: "An inconvenient truth". How inconvenient truths are now. Let us live in a world of irrational emotion based upon the outward demonstation of internal angst and dilemma. What fun.
"If you are more worried about buildings than human lives than you are apart of the problem."
Straw man, much? It is not just buildings being damaged, but all of the injurious results mentioned above. And war memorials are being defaced. Those boys actually faced brutality - and insanity - on a scale now hard to comprehend. Their memorials do not deserve to be defaced by the great unwashed and I condemn it.
"Martin Luther King jr said, 'The riots are the language of the unheard.'"
Violence is not an answer. Hammurabi's code of an eye-for-an-eye has long since been abandoned. The Bible itself, a book so many American's cling to for comfort, comprises the New Testament to undo the damage of that ridiculous principle laid out so vociferously in the Old Testament. As Jade rightly suggested, two wrongs do not make a right. India did quite well at ending British Imperial rule with peaceful resistance. Inciting people to further commit unlawful acts will not lead to a good place. Especially when the narrative is driven my maniacal ideologues who have no interest in equality of opportunity, but rather equality of outcome which is neither plausible, nor desirable.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 19:40)
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Clarification (94,322) (94,340)
by Geronimo from USA
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Allow me to clarify one thing that I said and this will be the last I say on this topic. George Floyd did not, as you invented, beat any woman according to any publicly available police records. It's bad enough for him to pose as law-enforcement and hold a pregnant woman at gunpoint. If I had been that woman I would have shot him and the rest of that gang in self-defense, myself. But it makes a difference to clarify that he was not even accused of striking that robbery victim well over 10 years ago and that he has served his time on top of making a very public effort to acknowledge his mistakes and intentionally guide others in the opposite direction since then. So we cannot weight an invented beating against public acknowledgment that over 10 years later he was murdered by a gang of police officers while handcuffed and lying on the ground.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 19:18)
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Re: Andrew, George Floyd and MCA (94,335) (94,339)
by Andrew from the United Kingdom
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Your post is bizarre, mate. Let me suggest the following:
1. You start a movement in the United States to pack up the police but the judiciary, instead. If emotion has primacy over reason and logic, advocate the removal of judges and allow relatives of victims to decide guilt and punishment. See how that works out.
2. The next time (although I hope there is no such event) that you are the victim of violent crime, do not call the police. Tell your attacker, an attacker statistically likely to also be a black male, that you have no attention of using his "post-Civil War slave masters" to punish him and wish him well on his merry way as you lay in peril.
3. Accept that terms like "post-Civil War slave masters" to describe police officers are pure hyperbole, unhelpful, grounded in spite and will irrationally fuel anger towards people who have dedicated their lives to serving and protecting the very citizenry you would incite to harm them. In that, accept that your words skip over any formal analyses, and, very much more so than my own words, may likely lead to injury and/or death. But, not to worry. As long as Jesus forgives.
I think this topic is exhausted.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 19:16)
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Re: Article: Mariah Carey shares heartbreaking song (94,331) (94,338)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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Today I saw a nanny with five children. Two were black, one white with blond hair and the other two white with brown/dark hair. They all had fun and were smiling. I thought what [a] nice picture. Kids don't see a "colour", they just look at if you're nice or not. Good heart or not, that's all. I will never understand how grown-ups think different so many times with prejudices.
(Monday 8 June 2020; 19:04)
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