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Re: Bruno Mars (68,678) (68,691)
by this_is_qhm from the Philippines
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His new one, 24K Magic, trumps both his debut and Unorthodox Jukebox in terms of throwback execution and cohesiveness. You should check that one out.
(Saturday 26 November 2016; 0:09)
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Comeback (68,689)
by Tameka walker from United states
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I think Mariah Carey is a phenomenal singer. She can have a comeback under the guidance of LA Reid. No one can touch that phenomenal voice that she has. Granted that her voice has suffered some wear and tear that is to be expected. So many of today's singers try so hard to imitate Mariah Carey. From Christina Aguilera, Ariana grande, beyonce the list goes on. Well all these women are talented in their own right. They are not prolific like MC. Mariah has monumental phenomenal talents. Here voice with in itself is A++ amazing. Her songwriting is very prolific who do you know have written 17 out of 18 number ones. If she did this several times over she will do it again. I think she will be making another comeback in 2017.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 21:12)
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Re: Thanksgiving pics with Nick and the kids (68,679) (68,688)
by RibbonB from USA
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I love the cute moments too. I really love how Roc and Roe sing and speak in harmony. They are getting so very tall.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 21:01)
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Divas Christmas (68,684)
by RibbonB from USA
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Now I am so hype for this and I love what Chaka Khan said, "The roof will be raised in this piece." I hope it is so, I hope it is so. I love Aretha, but after her long Thanksgiving game song performance, I will look forward to her on the next one. I am so glad we still have her singing and playing at her age.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 17:25)
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Re: Bruno was influenced by Mimi (68,655) (68,683)
by B from USA
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I hope they write a song or two together.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 17:08)
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Re: Mariah and Jazz (68,612) (68,682)
by Terna from Nigeria
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No, no and um, no. Jazz is for oldies. What I want is another slayage era on par with Butterfly and The Emancipation Of Mimi. But with current sounds, current producers. A perfect blend of pop and R&B like we all know she's still very capable of, and massive big voiced ballads that would reign supreme breaking the Beatles record. 
(Friday 25 November 2016; 16:13)
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Re: Mandela effect? (68,661) (68,681)
by Jonathan from United States
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You're tripping or you simply misheard the lyrics which everyone has done before. It has always been "I'm so 3008 You so 2000 and late". 
(Friday 25 November 2016; 15:12)
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Re: Bruno Mars (68,678) (68,680)
by Licia from USA
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Thanks. I'll look into that album.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 12:59)
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Re: Thanksgiving pics with Nick and the kids (68,671) (68,679)
by Lila from United States
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It was so cute. I live for the family moments. I don't mind Nick's turbans but I wish he'd just wear the thicker ones only and he could've left that shirt in his suitcase lol and worn a button up.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 12:36)
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Re: Bruno Mars (68,675) (68,678)
by Todd from Sydney, Australia
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The album "Doo Wops & Hooligans" is one of my favourite albums. "Talking to the Moon" is a beautiful song.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 11:56)
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Bruno Mars (68,675)
by Licia from USA
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One of you made a post about his album and I can't find it. Anyway he has a nice album. Although I like a few of his old songs and I think he's super talented I wouldn't consider myself a big fan. I'm impressed though. Out of 9 songs there are only maybe 2 songs I'm not completely sold on. I hate when I don't really pay attention to an artist. Now I need to listen to his other albums to see what I missed.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 10:06)
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Re: Helping Haiti charity cd (68,672) (68,674)
by Licia from USA
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Thanks TJ. I've heard the song a million times and I couldn't remember their name.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 9:49)
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Re: Thanksgiving pics with Nick and the kids (68,671) (68,673)
by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter
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Yes those pictures are precious and I love that even though Mariah is stubborn about many things (some good some bad) she puts aside her ego for the kids and makes it a point to involve Nick in the major festivities in their lives. Also admire her inviting over Nick's mom, wish her own mom was around too, I hope they are on good terms. I am also so done with that darn turban haha, like Nick please stop. But all in all, happy to see them all together.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 9:45)
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Re: Helping Haiti charity cd (68,629) (68,672)
by TJ from Norway
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Since no one has mentioned R.E.M yet, I will (you said you forgot the original artist/band). Everyone should listen to their version (the original one). That's the best one.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 8:01)
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Thanksgiving pics with Nick and the kids (68,671)
by Licia from USA
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The pics and the little video clip was super cute. I'll always give Mariah and Nick props for making the holidays special for the kids despite the mess that both have going on. I also love that Nick's mom is there. Seems as if he always makes sure she's around for the kids. Sidenote: I'm sick of Nick and this damn turban. Lol.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 7:49)
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The 4 123 comeback 2017 / legacy (68,670)
by Bobby A from United States
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Everybody remember Robert-Anthony said this: Mariah's next album is going to be her most personal ballad-driven album of her career. We can expect an album that is cohesive, fun, heartfelt and reflective. I believe she is more focused than ever to deliver to her fans an album that will be perceived to be a classic Mariah album and timeless. What a year is has been for her. She is going to deliver in 2017. It may take awhile to get the album completed, but we should have a first single sometime in May for the summertime and a full album sometime in September or October. I am full of expectations for this album because what does she have to lose. She has created a legacy that is untouched and has been unobtainable by other artists who came out in the 1990s. Her songs are timeless compositions - too many singles to name, too many album cuts to name, too many B-sides to name, and too many remixes to name. What other artist from the 1990s has her legacy? So instead of bashing her and being negative, send her positive tweets and messages encouraging her to deliver to her fans in 2017. Start those positive messages today. Tweet L.A. Reid asking him to guide this 2017 release like he guided The Emancipation of Mimi. Remember how he sent her back to studio with Jermaine Dupri and that revisit to the studio resulted in "We Belong Together." WBT saved her career. We have to help save a career again He is counting on Mariah's next release to be a bonafide hit. He listens to her fans. Tweet him today. I tweet him all of the time asking him to guide Mariah in choosing the right direction to take her new album. I am anticipating the following collaborations in 2017: 1. The Weeknd 2. Brunos Mars, The Smeezingtons and Shampoo and Curl 3. Ryan Tedder 4. DJ Khaled 5. DJ Mustard 6. Walter Afansieff 7. Darryl "Hey DJ" Camper 8. The Dream 9. Jazmine Sullivan 10. Detail 11. Drake and Noah "40" Shebib 12. IIangelo 13. Max Martin 14. Mark Ronson 15. Drumma Boy 16. Jermaine Dupri, Johnta Austin, Crystal Johsnon, and Bryan-Michael Cox 17. Calvin Harris 18. Diane Warren 19. Ashley Gorely 20. Mike Will Made It 21. Timbaland 22. TC Mack 23. Harold Lily 24. Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis 25. Missy Elliot
(Friday 25 November 2016; 7:00)
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Re: Will Mariah's popularity recover or are Lambs just old? (68,643) (68,669)
by darrian liu from taiwan
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This (all caps). This post is amazing.
(Friday 25 November 2016; 5:06)
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Re: Helping Haiti charity cd (68,667) (68,668)
by Haiji Toro from USA
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I'm really not sure honestly. I'm assuming it was either the director's choice or maybe even hers. We all know she has to do everything her own way. She even stated, "It's important to have everything a 'his & hers'", we'll you just saw the "hers" version lol. I'm only kidding. 
(Friday 25 November 2016; 0:52)
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Re: Helping Haiti charity cd (68,657) (68,667)
by Martyn from England, UK
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Thanks, I thought I was going crazy. I've never seen the version with Mariah in it - I wonder why there were two versions?
(Friday 25 November 2016; 0:24)
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Happy Thanksgiving (68,664)
by Tameka walker from United states
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I hope everyone has a happy and safe Thanksgiving.
(Thursday 24 November 2016; 23:35)
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Re: Ellen (68,656) (68,663)
by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter
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Let's be real, no one "linked" Mariah's dancer to her. The whole link up originated from her own camp. With all the leaked videos of them looking cozy and him wearing her robe and her pouring drink over his shirtless body. If that wasn't enough they then explicitly played up this "he has a crush on her" storyline for the show and then used it for the official trailer. As for no boundaries, would you blame Tanaka for shadowing Mariah if Mariah is paying him to do so and also in the mean time he is getting free publicity? Lastly, as much as it is Ellen's job, it is also Mariah's teams job to let Ellen know in advance about the minimum things she absolutely needs to address on the show. Which as we have seen lately doesn't happen at all because in all the shows she goes on, her projects are mentioned almost as an after thought. Her team should have also informed Ellen that Mariah wouldn't play the game in advance so they wouldn't waste time on that and instead focus on a more substantial interview. As far as I heard, Leah Remini came right after Mariah and she sold her 8 part documentary pretty well.
(Thursday 24 November 2016; 21:33)
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Re: Ellen (68,656) (68,662)
by RibbonB from USA
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I agree "who'd you rather" is not a good game for her as she gets linked with anyone she takes a photo with let alone comment on. Her IG comments are terrible whenever she stands next to a man. As for the "no boundaries guy", that is up to Mariah to set and maintain boundaries with her employees and anyone she even works with for that matter.
(Thursday 24 November 2016; 21:17)
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Mandela effect? (68,661)
by Haiji Toro from USA
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OK so this is kind of off topic from the latest. I just recently discovered a change in a song. People may call it the "Mandela Effect", some might just call me crazy, whatever lol. I want to make sure that I'm not tripping. In the song "Boom Boom Pow" by The Black Eyed Peas, there's a line, "I'm so 2008, you sold 2000 too late", or something to that effect. I swear that I remember it being "2008". I've searched all over for this version and it's nowhere to be found. It now says "3008". Um did I miss something? When did this happen? So now my other question is, has anyone caught any changes like this in a Mariah song? Is there a lyric in her songs that you thought was but now has changed?
(Thursday 24 November 2016; 19:54)
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Re: Mariah was pretty open (68,651) (68,660)
by MusicfanJ from Germany
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I understand what you mean. Of course nobody can always show the real self at every time if you are so famous like Mariah is. But I'm so tired of this "diva" and luxury thing. She's so much more than this. And a lot of people don't know, that makes me sad. Is it selfish that I miss the more "natural" Mariah? Not the girl in the field in jeans shorts but the serious artist who really cares for the fans and is the greatest without drama press. Maybe it's all because of the lost confidence. I saw her live on several concerts, she was always talking to the audience and made jokes. It seemed real and you could tell that she enjoyed her audience and the evening. I just wish that she enjoys what she's doing and that we see her again without the mask which is "protecting" her.
(Thursday 24 November 2016; 19:50)
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Re: Mariah was pretty open (68,636) (68,659)
by Chris from United States
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What in the world are you smoking? Yay, she managed to answer one question, for the first time in so long (so you say). Down to earth? I'm sorry, but having your implants on display, and being covered in diamonds is hardly down to earth. Conservative? Once again, having your chest exposed like that isn't conservative at all, and you could see her cleavage as she was sitting; as a matter of fact, I believe I've seen some side boob. But, I loved how she went on and on, rambling about her stripping of the robe, as if we gave a damn to hear that much about it. Were we even watching the same program? I love MC as much as everyone here, but I can at least be honest with myself.
(Thursday 24 November 2016; 19:49)
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