Mimi, don't disappoint your fans
Mariah Carey performed in Connecticut. Unlike her former performances, this time Mariah received merely negative reviews from local press and even fans. Although most fans try to understand Carey's tight agenda, others simply complain. It's not a secret that during that night Mariah disappointed many devoted fans who supported her by buying concert tickets, costing up to $150 dollars. The set list only included 11 songs; she has been performing an average of 17 songs every night. Besides, some people from the audience felt offended because Mariah was almost two hours late and had several distractions during the "short" concert. Just like in most concerts in other cities, the main concern was regarding Carey's multiple breaks to change clothes, leaving a D.J playing songs, which was a disturbance for many.
One of the most open critics from a local journal claims that "everyone in that audience deserves a refund". They continue saying that Mariah owes Connecticut an apology. The Connecticut Post clearly stated that the concert was "disappointing". This local journal published an article in which they describe the confusion and frustration experienced by some attendants: "Could that really have been the end of the concert? Did I really pay $150 for that?" Things seem to be critical now since many attendants are already asking for a money refund.
We're not judging Mariah Carey, and it's not fair to offend her since we understand she is a human being; it's been 16 years of ongoing proofs of gratitude that Mariah has shown toward her fans. There must be a logical explanation, and most fans are willing to hear it. Mariah is well aware of the devotion that her fans have given her throughout her "ups" and "downs" as the opening of her show states. If Mariah ignores this discontent, she might lose several devoted fans, those who made her the top female singer. (Mariah Hero)
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