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I Don't video (72,874) by Haiji Toro from USA Hey guys, hope everyone is doing well. I've been playing around with some editing for a few months now and although my work isn't the best, I still enjoy making them. I just finished a rehash version of "I Don't". If you have a moment, please check it out and feel free to give me your opinions and feedback. I'm always open for new ideas and constructive critique. Have a great day guys. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 21:00)

Re: The Grammys foiled me (72,860) (72,873) by Sasha from Nomansland I think it's jalousy. Mariah has big ego issues. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 20:59)

Grammys comment (72,872) by Gee from U.S.A. (New York City) While most might her comments come from a bitter place I would have to disagree because everyone remembers that moment and how they kept flashing the camera on her to see her reaction on her face. At that time she was at the top of her game in every way possible. Ten years later in 06 the same thing though she won in three categories none were televised but as years have passed these categories are now televised and she should not feel anyway always remember some wounds never heal, and to have your hard work dissed by your peers is not a good look. Just my thoughts. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 20:32)

Interview - help (72,871) by Billy from Greece Does anyone remember which is the interview where MC talks about "middle America" sort of being shocked by the Honey remix video, seeing her sitting on Mase's lap? Thanks. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 20:17)

Re: The Grammys foiled me (72,854) (72,870) by B from USA I didn't say Mariah should say something about Adele. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 19:56)

Re: The Grammys foiled me (72,854) (72,869) by B from USA Let me clclarify. By listening to Adele's last two albums she could gain a better understanding of what type of ballads the public is receptive to. Adele's music is R&B Pop (R&B influenced pop?). (Saturday 18 February 2017; 19:55)

Re: MW season 2 (72,855) (72,868) by B from USA Agreed. She should wait until she reaches Patti's age. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 19:52)

Re: Current era (72,856) (72,867) by B from USA She wasn't the underdog going into the NYE performance it was a wakeup call. She delivers when she's performing for fans but she relies on backing tracks and her background vocalists during performances for general audiences. She was the underdog going into the Kimmel performance and she delivered and she'll continue to do so while promoting the tour and during the tour. Mariah actually does share an audience with Lionel however it's the audience that she alienated with Honey. This tour is a chance for her to win those fans over and bring them back into the fold. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 19:49)

Re: The Grammys foiled me (72,853) (72,866) by B from USA Let's be clear Mariah was snubbed because she was married to Tommy. At the time she was viewed as a talented woman who slept her way to the top and he was viewed as as a CEO with a gansta mentality. Walter didn't even win a Grammy until he worked with Celine. Why Mariah was awarded for Butterfly is beyond me. It was universally praised and is considered a defining album of the 90's. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 19:43)

Re: Current era (72,856) (72,865) by Edouard from France Mariah is a grown woman, she deserves to be heard when she says we won't tolerate ish%*$ to happen, and she deserves to have us behind her. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 19:41)

Re: The Grammys comment (72,851) (72,864) by B from USA Those three awards mean more to her than her other two because she was finally awarded for making the music she wanted to make. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 19:38)

The Roof (Full Crew Club Remix) (72,863) by Billy from Greece Does anyone remember this mix? Pretty hot. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 19:34)

Re: The Grammys comment (72,851) (72,862) by Terna from Nigeria Lol, Now that would be something to talk about. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 18:36)

Re: The Grammys foiled me (72,854) (72,860) by Gigi from USA To answer your question as to why Mariah should say something about Adele: Why not? Adele recently praised Mariah by publicly saying, "I absolutely adore her. I love her. I think she should be in the Bible." A compliment doesn't get any better than that in my opinion. Why can't Mariah return the favor just once in these situations? It's like pulling teeth to get her to say anything nice about another artist unless she "knows" them personally. It's sad, really. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 18:19)

Re: Current era (72,856) (72,859) by RibbonB from USA She is also still wearing the ring on her right hand in the API interview about the Grammy's as if she wants to call attention to both the ring and her comments. Petty works well sometimes for a few, but rarely for her, so I am not sure why she wants to work at that level. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 17:53)

Re: After the Kimmel greatness, back to bashing (72,846) (72,858) by RibbonB from USA People are asking why does Mariah follow good/decent moments with bad, silly or shallow moments? Does she care or not care? People are responding to her actions and comments using common sense, not what she or Stella tells us to think. One minute she says she is private, the next she is oversharing "private" moments with pics taken by a teenager. Mariah needs to stabilize her situation whatever that is. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 17:40)

Positive Mariah (72,857) by Will from England Here's a little video compilation of Mariah being positive to other artists both recently and a few years ago. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 16:58)

Current era (72,856) by darrian liu from taiwan For me, that NYE performance disaster was a missed opportunity. It presented Mariah a chance to be the underdog, because it was so bad. People counted her out (and still to this day) after that performance. Had she went to being more remorseful and humble about that performance, people will have more sympathy for her and root for her. Mariah has the talent to be a good underdog. Everybody loves the underdog story (TEOM anybody?). But no, she had to make that comment "sh*t happens" and the way she came off to people, it's as if she doesn't care about her career anymore. The Tanaka storyline makes her look promiscuous, especially when she's fresh off the Packer breakup. That I Don't video shows zero humility at all. She isn't relatable. How I wish she has a much better team. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 16:30)

Re: MW season 2 (72,833) (72,855) by RibbonB from USA Lee might be good, at least he is somewhat protective of her. BET has shown her love over the years and as an organization I think they would do a good job. Stella is not the one, nor even the silly rat, Brett Ratner. But more than that, I think it is too early yet for M. to do a biopic and her present day life is a bit too volatile rn. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 16:26)

Re: The Grammys foiled me (72,835) (72,854) by MusicfanJ from Germany Why should Mariah say something about Adele? It's just because it's not the music Mariah is listening to. I'm pretty sure it's nothing against Adele as a musician. The same with Celine Dion. Mariah likes Celine but not the music. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 16:01)

Re: The Grammys foiled me (72,832) (72,853) by MusicfanJ from Germany You're right, it was so mean with the camera back then. I always thought Mariah never got over the Grammy fiasco in 96. I can only imagine how she must have felt. She was on the top of her career, working so hard since her debut and broke almost every record. A young Mariah who got foiled by the jury. That she won for TEOM and no Grammy for Daydream is not understandable. But I agree it is a little bit strange that now she is talking about this topic again. Old wounds. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 15:55)

Re: After the Kimmel greatness, back to bashing (72,846) (72,852) by CMC from NY,NY Obviously something is wrong here. No one is bullying Mariah, we're all adults with opinions and the right to them. She should know better after 27 years in the business to not diss a show like the Grammys, especially after just bad mouthing Dick Clark Productions. She's now alienating herself from major musical corporations, not to mention her peers or friends that were there and performing at the Grammys. Beyonce brings her daughter to Mariah's Christmas show, yet Mariah cuts of the interviewer and goes on a rant from something 2 decades ago not even giving props to Bey, or Adel. She almost seems medicated to me. It's so sad but I can see her going deeper and deeper into a hole and it breaks my heart. Stella and her entire family is the company she chooses to surround herself with and they're rubbing off. There's something deeper though going on and it's troubling. I'm trying to figure it out because I care deeply about Mariah. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 15:48)

Re: The Grammys comment (72,842) (72,851) by ktktkt from Philippines If I were Mariah, I would have smashed the 3 Grammy trophies instead of pretending to be nice and gracious receiving these consolation awards. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 15:45)

Re: Mariah on "The Grammy's" (72,847) (72,850) by ktktkt from Philippines Agree. She just answered the question with all her honesty. I really don't care about "Grammy shows" unless Mariah will be performing or being awarded. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 15:40)

Re: The Grammys foiled me (72,835) (72,849) by B from USA I honestly believe she only listens to hip-hop or her own music. If she wants to reach the masses again maybe she should give Adele's album a spin. (Saturday 18 February 2017; 14:43)

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