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Amazing (112,515) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Listen to this, folks. (Tuesday 25 November 2025; 13:04)

Some say that's tough (112,497) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Yes, we can hear it as well. We have since the moment we got to listen to the song. It's very characteristic and unusual. The interpretations have already been stated here, and I think they are approximate. (Tuesday 25 November 2025; 01:12) this is a reply to message 112,477

Some say that's tough (112,477) by Edward from USA While listening to "Here For It All", I noticed a brief distortion that sounds like a sped-up, slightly warped male voice, almost the way a CD glitches for a split second. At first I thought it was just my copy, but I checked the YouTube lyric video and the distortion is there as well. It happens right after she finishes the line: "Some say that's tough." And for some reason, once I heard it, I can't unhear it. Every time I listen, it jumps out at me. Can any of you hear it as well? Do you think it's intentional, part of the production, or does it sound like someone saying something in the background? If you can make out what that brief sound/voice might be, I'd love to know. If you can't hear it, I think it's time for me to check my meds and get them right. (Monday 24 November 2025; 01:18)

Vocals 2009-10 (112,476) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain This is just spectacular. (Sunday 23 November 2025; 21:25)

Bruno Mars' midas touch (112,470) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Yes. With You I'm Born Again live and When Christmas Comes. (Saturday 22 November 2025; 14:45) this is a reply to message 112,467

Bruno Mars' midas touch (112,467) by TJ from Norway Isn't it two songs? (Saturday 22 November 2025; 07:59)

A little life update (112,466) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Congrats and very good luck. Supernatural is the song I sing to my nephews and nieces. Lol. (Saturday 22 November 2025; 02:09) this is a reply to message 112,447

A little life update (112,447) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter I wanted to share some good news with my little MCA family, it's also the reason I've been MIA mostly the past few months. My husband and I are expecting our first baby, a little baby girl. You best believe she will be introduced to Mariah really early on so we will have a baby lamb joining the lambily soon. Who knows down the line Eric may have a new member join this board haha. Keep us in your thoughts and prayers. Promise I won't be influenced by Nick Cannon's baby names. (Thursday 20 November 2025; 12:44)

A little life update (112,465) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain My two nieces (a year and a half) blow kisses to a cushion with Mariah's face printed on it that I have. And I always sing to them Supernatural. Lol. (Saturday 22 November 2025; 02:05) this is a reply to message 112,464

A little life update (112,464) by Stacey from USA Absolutely. Kids do have a mind of their own. I thought I might have had a breakthrough during the summer of 2017. My kids loved listening to the "you don't know" song aka You Don't Know What To Do as we drove to swimming lessons. They were 9, 7, and 4 at the time. But alas, Minecraft, Roblox, Nintendo Switch, art, drawing, etc are more important. I will say my 17 year old daughter calls Mariah the queen of Christmas. She says no Christmas music before Halloween since "the queen hasn't thawed yet". She loved this year's It's Time video. So, all is not lost, I guess. (Friday 21 November 2025; 16:40)

Her voice in 2017 (112,347) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain It still was powerful and resonant. Check it out. This was one year before Caution. Read the comments. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 21:22)

HFIA review (112,328) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain I think my mother agrees with you. On the second day after the release of the album when I was listening to it at home on the speakers at full volume while sweeping the floor, I screamed: "Wow, this album is just beautiful.". And she replied: "She sounds as usual." All this in Spanish, of course. Lol. And I thought: "She isn't capable of appreciating her artistry and her evolution as an artist." Lol. (Monday 10 November 2025; 00:37) this is a reply to message 112,320

HFIA review (112,320) by TJ from Norway "It's new, but, at the same time, it's got classic Mariah and a little bit of everything (to my delight)." That's the problem with this album. She's trying an old formula that doesn't work anymore, and she's done it so many times before. From my point of view she's not evolving as an artist. Caution was different, but not enough. (Sunday 9 November 2025; 08:53)

HFIA review (112,327) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain By vocal acrobatics I meant the belting. On Caution it was more consistent and regular in the usual last section of the songs (if I remember well, it's been so long since I listened to that album). However, "Me. I am Mariah..." was the last time we had real huge belting (the one we have always been used to) like on "Supernatural" or "Meteorite". On the other hand, the whistle register is always there and used very wisely aesthetically, as usual. And you're so right to say that "her vocals remain steady and buttery throughout the album", and that's what makes it consistent. Vocally, I still love her voice just because she's capable of doing so many things with it and creating so much beauty sonically with plenty of nuances. For me that's outstanding. One thing I didn't mention in my review: the lyrics. She's a real master. She knows we pay real attention to that, and, apart from being something natural in her, she puts a lot of effort into it. "Play That Song" feels like a film when you listen to it and close your eyes in order to imagine the scenes. When somebody commented on this album being possibly her last one, I felt like I was going to cry, but it felt right because of what it is like. Still I hope it won't. (Monday 10 November 2025; 00:29) this is a reply to message 112,319

HFIA review (112,319) by Edward from USA I miss the vocal acrobatics too. "HFIA", unlike "Caution", still has some great vocal moments, not as showy, but definitely there. Mariah's whistle register sounds a bit thicker now, and I actually love the smoky tone of her voice on this album. She doesn't go all out, but her vocals remain steady and smooth throughout. smoky, buttery, and effortless. What more could we ask for? As I said, "HFIA" would be a beautiful goodbye album if she ever decided to stop releasing new music. Still, I have a feeling she'll put out another album in a couple of years. At this point, I think it's dawned on her that the longer she waits, the less she sells, and the more people disconnect. (Sunday 9 November 2025; 03:35)

HFIA review (112,318) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain My quick review (better late than never): overall I like it very much. It's new, but, at the same time, it's got classic Mariah and a little bit of everything (to my delight). Just like she told us, it's an eclectic album. The one thing that I miss really much: the vocal acrobatics. They started to fade away on the Caution album, and now that's a fact. However, the artistry is intact and evolving, her real virtue. Right after the release, I didn't want to listen to the album more that once a day. But lately, the number has increased. It's a real pity this kind of music doesn't have a global impact like it used to. Anyway, we're here for it all. Hugs. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 23:07)

Article: Mariah set to re-enter Billboard Hot 100 earlier than ever (112,314) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain No. Next week. Lol. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 20:03) this is a reply to message 112,310

Article: Mariah set to re-enter Billboard Hot 100 earlier than ever (112,310) by Bobby A from United States I think it will hit #1 the last week in November. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 12:02)

Alzheimer's (112,313) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain You're so right, Joachim. Thanks for your input. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 20:02) this is a reply to message 112,312

Alzheimer's (112,312) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway Well, I have a masters degree in psychology and working as a mental health professional, we are not diagnosing Mariah, but the symptoms can be symptoms of early Alzheimer's. There are other wild speculations here about almost everything, her mental health have been talked about for years. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 19:03)

Dress (112,305) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain The same thing happens to me. I don't seem to be able to recall that anecdote properly. Lol. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 02:26) this is a reply to message 112,291

Dress (112,291) by Edward from USA There's an interview from about seven years ago on MTV TRL where she talks about working with Whitney, and they mention the whole dress situation. She says she isn't sure whether it was her dress or Whitney's that arrived late, and someone on her team reminds her it was hers. In that interview she's completely present and articulate, she was promoting "Caution" at the time, so I don't think her not remembering that detail recently has anything to do with Alzheimer's or her meds. It just seems like one of those things she genuinely forgets whenever it comes up. (Friday 7 November 2025; 02:08)

Dress (112,290) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Was Mariah's dress really the one that arrived late? How do you remember that? The Memoirs? (Friday 7 November 2025; 01:04) this is a reply to message 112,272

The arrogance (112,272) by Lighty from China Well, the 2024-2025 Mariah Carey is stiff on stage. She said she had to do the Christmas residency because (her) people booked it. She didn't know Katy Perry went to space. She frequently forgets what specific word to use in recent interviews. She said in the JHud show that Whitney's dress was late for the VMAs but actually it was her own dress that almost didn't make it. She doesn't even remember her own lyrics and relies on multiple teleprompters on stage. Not really sure if it's because of menopause or the alleged heavy medication or early signs of Alzheimer's but do you really expect "this" Mariah to Google things herself? Her team is the one to blame. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 11:43)

Alzheimer's (112,289) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain I agree with you and Joachim as well. It seems like either she doesn't really care at all how she's being seen, or she's not actually aware of it (although I highly doubt it, sung a la "Play This Song" jejeje). There are some hints here and there in the interviews that indicate that her head is not clear and her mind is kind of slow. (Friday 7 November 2025; 00:57) this is a reply to message 112,288

Alzheimer's (112,288) by Edward from USA I don't think it's Alzheimer's, it seems more likely to be the effects of her bipolar meds. What's troubling to me is that no one in her circle seems willing to say, "Hey girl, something seems off. You look sedated on stage, maybe talk to your doctor about adjusting your meds." On "Nothing Is Impossible", she sings: "Seemed like I'd never rise again, surely I couldn't find a friend." Those two lines confirm something I've always felt, that Mariah doesn't really have people around her who can be both supportive and honest, a true friend who could tell her hard truths because they care. Instead, it seems like she's surrounded by cheerleaders and "yass queens" who are more worried about staying in her good graces and keeping their checks rolling in rather than actually looking out for her well-being. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 23:31)

HFIA Japan (112,226) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Can you please provide me with the link? The only ones I can find are as I told you. (Monday 3 November 2025; 23:10) this is a reply to message 112,219

HFIA Japan (112,219) by Edward from USA The YouTube solo version I was referring to is the one on her official channel. The Japan CD solo version has an extra verse in place of Kehlani's. (Monday 3 November 2025; 03:58)

HFIA Japan (112,216) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain There are two solo versions on YouTube. The one from 3 months ago is fan-made. The other from 1 month ago is the real solo version (after the release of the album). Coincidentally, I got my physical copy today as well from Amazon Spain and I was surprised when I listened to the solo version as the album track. PD: In fact, I got it way back in early September (pre-order), but it arrived at a relative's house and I wasn't able to open it and enjoyed it until today. (Sunday 2 November 2025; 23:27) this is a reply to message 112,154

HFIA Japan (112,154) by Edward from USA Just got my copy of "HFIA" (Japan Edition). Surprisingly, it has 13 tracks. Track 4 is "Sugar Sweet" (Solo Version), and it's different from the solo version one on YouTube. It seems like Mariah went back to the studio and added an almost lazy-sounding short sort of verse in place of Kehlani's part. Track 12 is "Type Dangerous" (DJ Snake Remix), I love this one. And Track 13 is "Sugar Sweet" ft. Kehlani and Shenseea. (Friday 31 October 2025; 02:55)

Article: Mariah Carey fans still excited to see the icon in Perth (112,151) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain I suppose so. (Thursday 30 October 2025; 22:09) this is a reply to message 112,149

Article: Mariah Carey fans still excited to see the icon in Perth (112,149) by Edward from USA Had she said that, it would have spread everywhere. I highly doubt there's any truth to it. (Thursday 30 October 2025; 16:42)

Article: Mariah Carey fans still excited to see the icon in Perth (112,148) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Hey. Nobody commented on this. I suppose this is just made up, right? (Thursday 30 October 2025; 16:31) this is a reply to message 112,124

Article: Mariah Carey fans still excited to see the icon in Perth (112,124) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain At her The Celebration of Mimi show on October 4 in Sentul, Indonesia, she reportedly told the crowd: "I've been battling fibromyalgia for years," and hence delivered a "softer, slower" set. Again this reference. But is this true? (Tuesday 28 October 2025; 04:45)

Article: Mariah Carey fans still excited to see the icon in Perth (112,124) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain At her The Celebration of Mimi show on October 4 in Sentul, Indonesia, she reportedly told the crowd: "I've been battling fibromyalgia for years," and hence delivered a "softer, slower" set. Again this reference. But is this true? (Tuesday 28 October 2025; 04:45)

Article: The songbird supreme flies in to Perth (112,123) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain The article says: "Carey recently admitted she suffers from fibromyalgia." What? When did this happen? (Tuesday 28 October 2025; 04:38)

Here For It All (111,165) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Same here. (Saturday 13 September 2025; 18:27) this is a reply to message 111,153

Here For It All (111,153) by Edward from USA To be honest, reading through everyone's opinions helps me prepare for what to expect. For me, true listening day is September 27. And I'll listen to it in sequence, as it was intended by Miss Carey. (Saturday 13 September 2025; 02:08)

So... thoughts on the VMA performance? (111,081) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain It's so obvious that she lipsinchs nowadays. Anyway, nice show and very deserved awards she was granted. (Tuesday 9 September 2025; 23:58) this is a reply to message 111,046

So... thoughts on the VMA performance? (111,046) by Bobby A from United States I Shazamed every song in the mix and the same results came back not so surprising. There was such a mix of prerecorded and live vocals that Shazam came back with these results. Big Energy/Obsessed/Honey/Herartbreaker - prerecorded from the Global Citzens Concert Fantasy ft. Ol' Dirty Bastard - mixed vocal recording with live vocals We Belong Together - prerecorded, live vocals and the Late Night Valentine Mix - (in my opinion) We still love MC. (Tuesday 9 September 2025; 01:52)

It’s tiiiime... to let the children know (110,619) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Thank you, Joachim. (Thursday 21 August 2025; 08:20) this is a reply to message 110,570

It’s tiiiime... to let the children know (110,570) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway I am bipolar myself, and used lithium for two years, but the side effects made me stop using it, it was not lack of energy or fatigue. I have also a psychology degree, so I have first hand experience and academic merits. There are a lot of different medication you can use as a bipolar, but the medications that affect your energy, libido, exuberance, and makes you a "living dead" is the antipsychotic drugs, like zyprexa (olanzapine) and others. Sometimes if you have had a severe relaps like a manic or depressed episode, you can get olanzapine as an injection, or you get another antipsychotic drug called zeplion as an injection. Those medications are administrated once a month, is a so called depot medication, they can have a devastating affect on your mood, happiness, energy, libido, hunger, and the joy of living. Those medication makes you completely flat emotionally, it can give you social anxiety and general anxiety, they keep you in a state where you are just alive, nothing cheers you up, and nothing brings you down, you are completely empty and dead inside, there's not an ounce of mojo what so ever. It's also very frustrating to be in that stat, because you have vivid memories about how you used to be happier, and that makes you even more sad. I suspect Mariah is, or has, been on heavy medication since the death of her mother and sister, which have made her mojo disappear. Even after you have decreased the dosage or auto seponated the medication, it can take months for you to even have a happy thought occurring in your head, but you will get happy again. Using such medication is not a way to live, I have been there, and will never ever again be so dead inside because of medication again, then I will rather not take them. I use orfiril which is a stabilizer that works perfectly for me with no side effects. But be aware guys, after this period with our beloved Mariah be almost a living dead, she is too fatigued to even move around, expect a period from some time from now when she will be exuberant again, and maybe then she will go over the top at the other extreme. But then I think people in her life will keep her out of the public for a short period of time. Mariah was in a manic state at the infamous TRL moment. After her being so low as of recently, it might be expected for her to go up in the clouds as a counter effect in her brain, when chemistry in brain wants to maintain homeostasis again, the neurons releases neurotransmitters to balance the depressed state Mariah is in now. Then she will go overboard, but will retain balance a few weeks to a few months after that. This is the life of a bipolar, I have written two books and a bunch of opinion articles about it Norwegian newspapers. Just remember folks, the Mariah we all love is still there, she just have to flourish again. (Monday 18 August 2025; 17:40)

Sticking to MC's music only (110,342) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Bobby (or Robert Anthony), where do you get all the info from? Who really are you? Lol. (Tuesday 5 August 2025; 22:54) this is a reply to message 110,331

Sticking to MC's music only (110,331) by Bobby A from United States I have some song titles tea, but I don't want to spoil what is to come on Here For It All. MC's 16th studio album is shaping up to become a huge seller because of The Clark Sisters collaboration. If you think Never Would Have Made It was a huge radio hit for Marvin Sapp in 2007, wait until MC and The Clark Sisters drop their song on 9.26. The song title is reminisce of The Clark Sisters' fans favorite songs by them like Endow Me, The Center Of My Joy, and Name It Claim It. (Tuesday 5 August 2025; 02:30)

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