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Re: Videos - product placements (81,648) (81,655) by Dennis from Miami, FL In SOF there is Motorola RAZR at 1:58. (Tuesday 3 April 2018; 14:39)

Re: Videos - product placements (81,653) (81,654) by Bill from the UK She also was endorsed by Match.com for Crapfinity. (Tuesday 3 April 2018; 13:52)

Re: Videos - product placements (81,651) (81,653) by Tijl from Belgium "Infinity" contains a very quick shot of the Forever perfume and has a close-up of an Elizabeth Arden lipgloss (the company behind the Mariah perfumes). (Tuesday 3 April 2018; 12:30)

Re: For the nostalgia (81,641) (81,652) by enwar00 from usa Am I the only one who is not a fan of this arrangement? It does nothing for me. With that said, at least she tried something different and is showcasing different notes and giving something extra. (Tuesday 3 April 2018; 07:30)

Re: Videos - product placements (81,648) (81,651) by Licia from USA The only video I remember that had product placement is I Stay In Love. I believe one of the perfumes was used then as well. (Tuesday 3 April 2018; 00:37)

Re: Collaboration talk: Sia (81,644) (81,650) by Musti from UK This would be epic. Sia is an amazing songwriter. Especially in her earlier (darker) work her melodies and lyrics were very unique. I can easily hear Mariah singing something along the lines of Rewrite, Electric Bird, You Have Been Loved and Natale's Song. They both have an incredible lot to bring to the table. (Monday 2 April 2018; 22:44)

Aeon commercial - 1998 (81,649) by Billy from Greece Some more help, if you might. Do you remember Mariah's 1998 Japanese commercial for Aeon back in 1998? She is so gorgeous and ethereal here. My question is about Aeon: in the video description, it is described as a "Japanese language school". Does anyone have any more info on that? I did google it and found some information but I was wondering whether anyone has had a more direct experience with that. Given the content of the ad, and what Mariah is saying here, it does verify that description. (Monday 2 April 2018; 21:35)

Videos - product placements (81,648) by Billy from Greece Can someone please point out the videos where Mariah has had product placement? I remember "Angels Cry" featured her perfumes, I think. I also can't remember which is the one that had her champagne. Was it the remix of "Obsessed"? (Monday 2 April 2018; 21:16)

The movie Glitter (81,647) by Ben from Sweden In the beginning of the movie "Glitter" is someone really shouting "Mariah" to the little girl singing with her drunk mom? Am I hearing wrong? Or is it a big mistake? (Monday 2 April 2018; 20:22)

Re: For the nostalgia (81,641) (81,646) by Andrew from UK Ha technically in the United States it was still April 1 when you posted that. So it makes sense. What is she slaying? A cat? (Monday 2 April 2018; 15:21)

Everything Fades Away is underrated (81,645) by Sheila from United States The beauty of the vocal delivery, the quiet-storm magic, the hopeless lyrics, it's a masterpiece. (Monday 2 April 2018; 11:57)

Collaboration talk: Sia (81,644) by Bobby A from United States What if Mariah and Sia spent one week in the studio. What type of songs would those two make in the studio? Whatever they come up with, would be a number one smash. (Monday 2 April 2018; 06:47)

Re: I love JD's music, but (81,638) (81,643) by B from USA Agreed. Her name alone gets her onto the Hot 100 (Infinity and I Don't both charted on the Hot 100) but if she wants to score another hit she needs new cowriters and producers. Her work with JD has become repetitive and redundant. Sadly, I believe his best days as a producer are behind him because he's stuck in 2004-2007. All Mariah needs to do is stay true to who she is as an artist while working with collaborators who can update her signature sound by bringing something innovative and new to the table. I know Mariah is still capable of excellence she delivered with MIAM but chose the wrong follow up single. You're Mine (Eternal) is an amazing song but it's production sounds like a JD and Mariah production despite being produced by Darkchild. It's worked before. #Beautiful seamlessly updated Mariah's signature sound without sounding desperate. She doesn't need to follow trends she needs to set them. I just hope she doesn't release an album inspired by Lemonade. (Monday 2 April 2018; 05:02)

Re: The greatest album closing track (81,627) (81,642) by B from USA I'm torn between Lookig In or Outside or The Wind. Or TGIFY. She knows how to sequence an album. I can't wait to hear her next album. It's been four years and although I enjoyed Infinity, I Don't, and the Unforgettable remix I want a proper Mariah Carey album. I want an album filled with hits surrounded by classy filler, lol. I want another Daydream or Butterfly. I think she's going to deliver this time since her new team has her writing with new collaborators which she's needed to do since 2009. (Monday 2 April 2018; 02:43)

For the nostalgia (81,641) by B from USA Mariah slaying TGIFY. (Monday 2 April 2018; 02:37)

Mariah on Jimmy Fallon 2013 (81,640) by Billy from Greece This has not been available online for a while, so in case anyone wants to see it, here it is. Though I was generally positive towards Jimmy Fallon, I certainly didn't appreciate the comment he made about Mariah last year at the Golden Globes. Final comment: Mariah looks totally gorgeous here. This is before #Beautiful, before the shoulder dislocation, before the divorce, before the nightmare era. I can't believe it's been five full years ago. (Sunday 1 April 2018; 22:32)

Re: The greatest album closing track (81,628) (81,639) by Edward from USA I have to agree with you. Infinity is the perfect song to end a successful career, in a low note, of course. (Sunday 1 April 2018; 18:10)

I love JD's music, but (81,638) by Bobby A from United States I love JD's and BMC's music but enough is enough. Mariah needs to work [with] other producers and songwriters who can give her a hit. I think she realizes that now after I Don't failed to give her a hit. I would even be hopeful if she worked with Chris Brown's long list of producers and songwriters instead of JD and BMC. (Sunday 1 April 2018; 16:39)

Re: Whitney talks Mariah comparison on Arsenio (81,631) (81,637) by Chicago Lamb from USA Thank you Billy, you rock. (Sunday 1 April 2018; 15:52)

Re: The greatest album closing track (81,633) (81,636) by MusicfanJ from Germany I also choose EFA. Never heard anything like it. I love it so much. This song plays in another league. MC herself never "created" something like it again. It's a timeless track for music lovers. My second favorite is "Looking in" followed by "Love takes time". "Outside" and "TGIFY" are great too but it depends on my mood. (Sunday 1 April 2018; 15:03)

Re: The greatest album closing track (81,628) (81,635) by Andrew from UK Hush yourself, Neighbours. Don't you have a cricket ball that needs a good sanding? (Sunday 1 April 2018; 14:08)

What you're left with when it's all over (81,634) by Andrew from UK Everything Fades Away has an reassuring acceptance of an ending of something about it (of a relationship, an album) - an ending tinged with sadness, as most endings often are, but, here, peaceful with and of the outcome. Without any abruptness, the last few bars drift off into the ether leaving the listener feeling quite calm and lazily contemplative. It is a masterstroke of a denouement. Looking In has a haunting air of lonely trespass about it. It feels somewhat like a secret note left by Mariah in a cold uncomforting house in the middle of the night (whilst someone sleeps unawares) for someone to discover and send her rescue. It is both beautiful and heartbreaking together at once. But I always felt it a puzzling way to tie up the infectious mood of the Daydream album. And whilst Outside is of course a fan favourite I cant help but wonder why? I even question myself on my reasons for having loved it as I did, and perhaps still do. Now, I may be going against the sacred texts as found in the Lamb Bible here hah but it doesn't tell you to "Keep Calm and Carry On", it certainly does not tell you "It Gets Better" and it definitely does not tell you you're some kinda Hero. In fact, it does the bloody opposite. It simply tells you like it is: that you would probably be liked more if you did not sit at home crying about how sad your life is to sad Mariah Carey songs all day. As the years pass by, I would rather endings filled with the collective positivity with friends and the happy abandonment of troubles as in the Through The Rain Remix than the terminal loneliness and hopelessness of Outside. Funny how one can learn, eh. (Sunday 1 April 2018; 14:00)

Re: The greatest album closing track (81,614) (81,633) by Bill from the UK Andrew this is so weird. I was thinking earlier today about posting this very same topic. I agree, Everything Fades Away is of course the best ending she's ever done. Really the US version was the only one to not have it feature, as all International versions of the album included it, and it seems so incomplete ending Music Box with All I Ever Wanted. I remember when Rainbow was out she said it was her first "happy ending" to an album, so perhaps she viewed EFA as the final track as well. She's never bettered that. So atmospheric and moving and sung with such conviction. (Sunday 1 April 2018; 02:28)

The greatest album closing track (81,632) by Gee from U.S.A. (New York City) I would have to say "Fly like a bird" followed by "Love takes time" are the greatest closing album tracks. (Sunday 1 April 2018; 01:54)

Re: Whitney talks Mariah comparison on Arsenio (81,623) (81,631) by Billy from Greece Hi there. It was not the Arsenio Hall show that you're referring to. Whitney was on the Byron Allen show when she made that comment. You can find it after the ninth minute. Hope this helps. (Saturday 31 March 2018; 23:24)

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