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Mariah's trending X (114,456) by Lainsky from Philippines Because of the "Fantasy" anniversary released 31 years ago, and of course, the 25th anniversary of Glitter, our queen is trending on X for more than a day now. And I love scrolling the feed, stopping, and watching her videos from the past. Then I stumbled upon her iconic "Artist of the Decade" speech, which you've probably seen already. I love the "pretty much having no life" part. Especially this part: "I am not Cinderella. My life has not been a fairy tale. Forget the image, forget the ensembles, forget the rumors, forget the short skirts, big hair, whatever." So iconic. I love her energy too. (Sunday 23 August 2026; 13:35)

Glitter and Daydream (114,455) by TJ from Norway Me too, and I want the Madison Square Garden concert released on the cd version. (Sunday 23 August 2026; 10:12) this is a reply to message 114,451

Glitter and Daydream (114,451) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain I only buy CDs. (Sunday 23 August 2026; 02:19)

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,454) by Bobby A from United States If a college music professor assigned his students one Mariah Carey album to study, it would be the Butterfly album. MC's vocals and musical genius are flawless on Butterfly. (Sunday 23 August 2026; 06:15) this is a reply to message 114,446

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,446) by Bill from the UK In what world were the vocals on Butterfly not good? (Saturday 22 August 2026; 16:37)

A Glitter soundtrack shift is happening (114,453) by Bobby A from United States I feel the Glitter soundtrack is about to have the same monolithic cultural dominance that Prince's Purple Rain has. We are about to see a shift in the public's viewpoint about Glitter because of what is happening on social media with DMTTYO and the remix. I feel MC is going to release one of the 14 other additional tracks as the next single with a major Gucci video and Glitter TV promotion prior to the October 30th release date. She needs to take advantage of the Glitter 25 hype to showcase her powerhouse vocals during the Glitter era. Who knows what extraordinary things will happen for Glitter and MC on October 30th. By the way, I can totally see Leon Thomas, Lucky Daye, and Tank on a remix of If We. (Sunday 23 August 2026; 06:12)

I need your help (114,452) by Chiel from The Netherlands Wow, thank you so much for the reply. (Sunday 23 August 2026; 02:22) this is a reply to message 114,447

I need your help (114,447) by Elin from Norway 2. This clip is from a short interview on Norwegian radio. Probably 1993. I remember hearing it. The clip has been edited. After the high note the interviewer asked: Can you go lower also? And then she did the lower-part, and said at the end: "That's about how low as it gets" while laughing. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 18:07)

Glitter and Daydream (114,451) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain I only buy CDs. (Sunday 23 August 2026; 02:19) this is a reply to message 114,449

Glitter and Daydream (114,449) by TJ from Norway I don't understand why the CD releases are less attractive than the LP. Let's start a petition. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 20:59)

Glitter (114,450) by Bobby A from United States We can add Flow and Glitter by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. (Sunday 23 August 2026; 02:03) this is a reply to message 114,448

Glitter (114,448) by Bill from the UK 1. Loverboy Firecracker version 2. Out Here On My Own 3. Never Too Far / Hero medley 4. Didn’t Mean to Turn You On remix 5. Prince duet 6. Big Nasty sample song 7 through to 15 should be all new songs, but I suspect we’ll get the Loverboy and NTF/Hero remixes that were out at the time and a bunch of acapellas. If I set my expectations low I shouldn’t get too disappointed. A whole album worth of shelved songs and unheard material from the era is highly unlikely... but let’s see. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 20:18)

Glitter and Daydream (114,449) by TJ from Norway I don't understand why the CD releases are less attractive than the LP. Let's start a petition. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 20:59)

Glitter (114,448) by Bill from the UK 1. Loverboy Firecracker version 2. Out Here On My Own 3. Never Too Far / Hero medley 4. Didn’t Mean to Turn You On remix 5. Prince duet 6. Big Nasty sample song 7 through to 15 should be all new songs, but I suspect we’ll get the Loverboy and NTF/Hero remixes that were out at the time and a bunch of acapellas. If I set my expectations low I shouldn’t get too disappointed. A whole album worth of shelved songs and unheard material from the era is highly unlikely... but let’s see. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 20:18) this is a reply to message 114,444

Glitter (114,444) by Bobby A from United States The 15 tracks must be more than remixes for MC not to release the tracklist with the vinyl preorder. I read on Reddit that MC recorded a bunch of tracks with Stevie J. We could finally get to hear the Prince collaboration and the Vanity Six Nasty Girl sample. I feel we are going to be pleasantly surprised in October. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 11:45)

I need your help (114,447) by Elin from Norway 2. This clip is from a short interview on Norwegian radio. Probably 1993. I remember hearing it. The clip has been edited. After the high note the interviewer asked: Can you go lower also? And then she did the lower-part, and said at the end: "That's about how low as it gets" while laughing. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 18:07) this is a reply to message 114,438

I need your help (114,438) by Chiel from The Netherlands Hey fellow Lambs, I need your help with hunting down some particular Mariah footage and solving a little Mariah mystery. Here they are: (1) Where is the full footage of this Mariah's Crave promo interview/EPK (late 1996/probably early 1997)? (2) Where is this mysterious clip of Mariah showing off her range from? 1) I'll explain it a bit further. The full footage of the Crave promo interview (1996/1997). Where is it.? It seems to have disappeared everywhere. Mariah did a very cool interview/EPK to promote her short lived record label Crave (with groups like Allure). It shows her in the studio, interviews with her, other artists and record label people. It is one of the few interviews from the period in between the Daydream and Butterfly era, such a special period in her career and life. But I can't find it in full anywhere. Only snippets, the longest version I could find is here. I even contacted the Instagram page owner, but they also don't have it anymore.. There are some other very short Crave interviews available but sadly not this long one. The full interview used to be a download on the very old Mariahmm.info Mariah Multimedia website with the title "Crave Records promo interview 1996" (although I'm pretty sure it was released early 1997), but it seems to have disappeared from the internet. It also used to be on YouTube I think, before it got copyrighted and deleted. Does anybody know where to find it or even have it downloaded themselves? It would be so cool to watch stuff from Mariah's transition from Daydream to Butterfly.. 2. This mysterious vocal range demonstration (Mariah Carey showing her highest and lowest note). Where is it from? It has popped up in the most random vocal range videos and showcases of Mariah. I've found a very old website that claims it is from an early 90s radio interview in Europe. But I've also heard people claiming it is from the Charmbracelet era/2003, or even TEOM/2005/2006. To me it sounds like it might be from 1990 (especially the whistle and laugh), but I don't know. Or are the high and low note edited together and are they actually from different eras? Please share your thoughts. What is the origin of this clip? Is there a longer version? If anyone could help with these Mariah mysteries in any way, it would be greatly appreciated. It is also a fun quest of course haha and we might stumble on hidden treasures. I hope we can solve it. Thank you dahhlings. We enjoyed ya, bye. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 04:46)

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,446) by Bill from the UK In what world were the vocals on Butterfly not good? (Saturday 22 August 2026; 16:37) this is a reply to message 114,442

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,442) by Rashidi Rahim Rick from Malaysia Virgin should have taken control of the project: 1. Keep the name All That Glitters for the movie. Release the movie as special tv movie on HBO or VH1. Whitney did that trend with Cinderella in 1997 and it worked. 2. Maintain Loverboy (Firecracker version) as the leading single. 3. The Loverboy (Candy version) can be released as the remix on the album just like Heartbreaker Remix on Rainbow. 4. Refrain Mariah from wearing that bandana in the music video. It cheapened her brand as the most expensive singing contract (apart from Whitney) at that time. 5. After the release of the album, book her for another Unplugged session. She needed to reconvince that she still got the voice after the disappointment of her vocals in her last two albums; Butterfly and Rainbow. Hire her a vocal coach. Madonna did this for her Evita project and she showed the vocal result of performing at Oscar for You Must Love Me. 6. Keep Out Here On My Own on the album and make that as second single. The song is much better telling a story of Billie Frank who was on her own after her mother left her and her boyfriend died. This could be her I Will Always Love You or My Heart Will Go On moment. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 08:58)

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,445) by Matty from Vancouver Canada Amen Rashidi. I could agree more. I didn't know any of this business crap about Sony still knowing parts of the world that Mariah could release music etc. That is definitely a snake in the grass. It's pretty disturbing tbh. Anyway. All considering, Mariah has held it together very well given all the corruption she's had to deal with in her life. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 16:24) this is a reply to message 114,442

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,442) by Rashidi Rahim Rick from Malaysia Virgin should have taken control of the project: 1. Keep the name All That Glitters for the movie. Release the movie as special tv movie on HBO or VH1. Whitney did that trend with Cinderella in 1997 and it worked. 2. Maintain Loverboy (Firecracker version) as the leading single. 3. The Loverboy (Candy version) can be released as the remix on the album just like Heartbreaker Remix on Rainbow. 4. Refrain Mariah from wearing that bandana in the music video. It cheapened her brand as the most expensive singing contract (apart from Whitney) at that time. 5. After the release of the album, book her for another Unplugged session. She needed to reconvince that she still got the voice after the disappointment of her vocals in her last two albums; Butterfly and Rainbow. Hire her a vocal coach. Madonna did this for her Evita project and she showed the vocal result of performing at Oscar for You Must Love Me. 6. Keep Out Here On My Own on the album and make that as second single. The song is much better telling a story of Billie Frank who was on her own after her mother left her and her boyfriend died. This could be her I Will Always Love You or My Heart Will Go On moment. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 08:58)

Glitter (114,444) by Bobby A from United States The 15 tracks must be more than remixes for MC not to release the tracklist with the vinyl preorder. I read on Reddit that MC recorded a bunch of tracks with Stevie J. We could finally get to hear the Prince collaboration and the Vanity Six Nasty Girl sample. I feel we are going to be pleasantly surprised in October. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 11:45) this is a reply to message 114,435

Glitter (114,435) by Edward from USA I hope these 15 additional tracks aren't just a bunch of bland, current-day remixes. Glitter was such a special project for her. It was going to be her own Bodyguard. She poured so much of herself into it that she ultimately had that infamous nervous breakdown. She had also been recording material for the project years before it was released, "Heartbreaker" was originally supposed to be on Glitter. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 01:51)

Glitter 25th anniversary (114,443) by Jamie from UK I hope so, having that many new tracks would be amazing. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 09:50) this is a reply to message 114,431

Glitter 25th anniversary (114,431) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Can this be for real? (Friday 21 August 2026; 21:27)

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,442) by Rashidi Rahim Rick from Malaysia Virgin should have taken control of the project: 1. Keep the name All That Glitters for the movie. Release the movie as special tv movie on HBO or VH1. Whitney did that trend with Cinderella in 1997 and it worked. 2. Maintain Loverboy (Firecracker version) as the leading single. 3. The Loverboy (Candy version) can be released as the remix on the album just like Heartbreaker Remix on Rainbow. 4. Refrain Mariah from wearing that bandana in the music video. It cheapened her brand as the most expensive singing contract (apart from Whitney) at that time. 5. After the release of the album, book her for another Unplugged session. She needed to reconvince that she still got the voice after the disappointment of her vocals in her last two albums; Butterfly and Rainbow. Hire her a vocal coach. Madonna did this for her Evita project and she showed the vocal result of performing at Oscar for You Must Love Me. 6. Keep Out Here On My Own on the album and make that as second single. The song is much better telling a story of Billie Frank who was on her own after her mother left her and her boyfriend died. This could be her I Will Always Love You or My Heart Will Go On moment. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 08:58) this is a reply to message 114,433

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,433) by Matty from Vancouver Canada It will be interesting for this new pressing of Glitter to be released via Island Def Jam and not a Virgin Records release. (Also, correct me if I'm wrong, was there a 2nd pressing in the last few years of all MC's albums on vinyl including Glitter? Around the time Glitter appeared back on Streaming?) Anyways - Virgin Records was really chicken sh** out by ending their relationship with Mariah in such a knee jerk way. I mean they still stood by Janet in 2004 and 2006 after the ridiculous Super Bowl insanity. Virgin panicked, and for the massive organization they were, they could have kept the ship sailing steady. Also, why did someone at Virgin even let Tommy hear Mariah's new music for Glitter? It should have been under lock and key ah-la Beyonce and Drake. There was obviously a rat in the mix (one of Tommy's spies) giving him the goods. Imagine Mariah hit us with the original plan of releasing Butterfly, then "All that Glitters" movie and soundtrack in 1999 as was intended? It's one of those sliding door moment of Mariah's like. Just like if "Art of Letting Go" album was released right after #Beautiful was climbing the charts while she was on American Idol. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 00:32)

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,441) by Bill from the UK There was no rat in Virgin. Tommy had access to the soundtrack because the production company for the film was Columbia Pictures, a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment. Also, Sony Music Japan released and distributed the album in Japan. So it was never under lock and key, but actually handed to him on a silver platter. That track listing is completely fake. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 08:08) this is a reply to message 114,433

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,433) by Matty from Vancouver Canada It will be interesting for this new pressing of Glitter to be released via Island Def Jam and not a Virgin Records release. (Also, correct me if I'm wrong, was there a 2nd pressing in the last few years of all MC's albums on vinyl including Glitter? Around the time Glitter appeared back on Streaming?) Anyways - Virgin Records was really chicken sh** out by ending their relationship with Mariah in such a knee jerk way. I mean they still stood by Janet in 2004 and 2006 after the ridiculous Super Bowl insanity. Virgin panicked, and for the massive organization they were, they could have kept the ship sailing steady. Also, why did someone at Virgin even let Tommy hear Mariah's new music for Glitter? It should have been under lock and key ah-la Beyonce and Drake. There was obviously a rat in the mix (one of Tommy's spies) giving him the goods. Imagine Mariah hit us with the original plan of releasing Butterfly, then "All that Glitters" movie and soundtrack in 1999 as was intended? It's one of those sliding door moment of Mariah's like. Just like if "Art of Letting Go" album was released right after #Beautiful was climbing the charts while she was on American Idol. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 00:32)

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,440) by Lighty from China Virgin signed with Mariah in April 2001. Mariah started working on the All That Glitters/Glitter project way before that, as early as 1997/1998. Glitter the movie was produced and released by 20 Century Fox and Columbia Pictures, the latter is a sister company of Columbia Records. Glitter the album was released in Japan by Sony Music Japan. Of course Tommy knew everything. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 07:40) this is a reply to message 114,433

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,433) by Matty from Vancouver Canada It will be interesting for this new pressing of Glitter to be released via Island Def Jam and not a Virgin Records release. (Also, correct me if I'm wrong, was there a 2nd pressing in the last few years of all MC's albums on vinyl including Glitter? Around the time Glitter appeared back on Streaming?) Anyways - Virgin Records was really chicken sh** out by ending their relationship with Mariah in such a knee jerk way. I mean they still stood by Janet in 2004 and 2006 after the ridiculous Super Bowl insanity. Virgin panicked, and for the massive organization they were, they could have kept the ship sailing steady. Also, why did someone at Virgin even let Tommy hear Mariah's new music for Glitter? It should have been under lock and key ah-la Beyonce and Drake. There was obviously a rat in the mix (one of Tommy's spies) giving him the goods. Imagine Mariah hit us with the original plan of releasing Butterfly, then "All that Glitters" movie and soundtrack in 1999 as was intended? It's one of those sliding door moment of Mariah's like. Just like if "Art of Letting Go" album was released right after #Beautiful was climbing the charts while she was on American Idol. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 00:32)

Glitter 25th anniversary (114,439) by Lighty from China Of course it's fake. Date is wrong. Track number is also wrong. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 07:34) this is a reply to message 114,431

Glitter 25th anniversary (114,431) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Can this be for real? (Friday 21 August 2026; 21:27)

I need your help (114,438) by Chiel from The Netherlands Hey fellow Lambs, I need your help with hunting down some particular Mariah footage and solving a little Mariah mystery. Here they are: (1) Where is the full footage of this Mariah's Crave promo interview/EPK (late 1996/probably early 1997)? (2) Where is this mysterious clip of Mariah showing off her range from? 1) I'll explain it a bit further. The full footage of the Crave promo interview (1996/1997). Where is it.? It seems to have disappeared everywhere. Mariah did a very cool interview/EPK to promote her short lived record label Crave (with groups like Allure). It shows her in the studio, interviews with her, other artists and record label people. It is one of the few interviews from the period in between the Daydream and Butterfly era, such a special period in her career and life. But I can't find it in full anywhere. Only snippets, the longest version I could find is here. I even contacted the Instagram page owner, but they also don't have it anymore.. There are some other very short Crave interviews available but sadly not this long one. The full interview used to be a download on the very old Mariahmm.info Mariah Multimedia website with the title "Crave Records promo interview 1996" (although I'm pretty sure it was released early 1997), but it seems to have disappeared from the internet. It also used to be on YouTube I think, before it got copyrighted and deleted. Does anybody know where to find it or even have it downloaded themselves? It would be so cool to watch stuff from Mariah's transition from Daydream to Butterfly.. 2. This mysterious vocal range demonstration (Mariah Carey showing her highest and lowest note). Where is it from? It has popped up in the most random vocal range videos and showcases of Mariah. I've found a very old website that claims it is from an early 90s radio interview in Europe. But I've also heard people claiming it is from the Charmbracelet era/2003, or even TEOM/2005/2006. To me it sounds like it might be from 1990 (especially the whistle and laugh), but I don't know. Or are the high and low note edited together and are they actually from different eras? Please share your thoughts. What is the origin of this clip? Is there a longer version? If anyone could help with these Mariah mysteries in any way, it would be greatly appreciated. It is also a fun quest of course haha and we might stumble on hidden treasures. I hope we can solve it. Thank you dahhlings. We enjoyed ya, bye. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 04:46)

Glitter 25th anniversary (114,437) by Lainsky from Philippines Let's hope so. It seems Mariah recorded more songs than we imagined. An Elton John cover? That would be fascinating. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 04:30) this is a reply to message 114,431

Glitter 25th anniversary (114,431) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Can this be for real? (Friday 21 August 2026; 21:27)

Glitter 25th anniversary (114,436) by Edward from USA If it were, I would die happy. Just for the Elton John cover, it would be great. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 03:49) this is a reply to message 114,431

Glitter 25th anniversary (114,431) by Xavier mariohmix from Spain Can this be for real? (Friday 21 August 2026; 21:27)

Glitter (114,435) by Edward from USA I hope these 15 additional tracks aren't just a bunch of bland, current-day remixes. Glitter was such a special project for her. It was going to be her own Bodyguard. She poured so much of herself into it that she ultimately had that infamous nervous breakdown. She had also been recording material for the project years before it was released, "Heartbreaker" was originally supposed to be on Glitter. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 01:51)

[Glitter] with mistakes (114,434) by Philipp from Switzerland Lithograph is not a typo, google it. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 00:48) this is a reply to message 114,424

[Glitter] with mistakes (114,424) by nancy from Switzerland The [didn't mean to turn you on] remix is a bit better. I don't like the loud guitar in the OG one. I saw Mariah's staff did a mistake. In the LP commercial they wrote: signed signed lithograph. I think Mariah is not very happy about this mistake. It's her image, her legacy. It's ok and positive to celebrate an anniversary after another. Later on the lethargic non live [Christmas] shows follow. A strategy to earn money without doing nothing. No new material. I am sure not everyone likes this post. I am sorry Lambs. But I have to say it. (Thursday 20 August 2026; 18:38)

Snooze you look Virgin Records (114,433) by Matty from Vancouver Canada It will be interesting for this new pressing of Glitter to be released via Island Def Jam and not a Virgin Records release. (Also, correct me if I'm wrong, was there a 2nd pressing in the last few years of all MC's albums on vinyl including Glitter? Around the time Glitter appeared back on Streaming?) Anyways - Virgin Records was really chicken sh** out by ending their relationship with Mariah in such a knee jerk way. I mean they still stood by Janet in 2004 and 2006 after the ridiculous Super Bowl insanity. Virgin panicked, and for the massive organization they were, they could have kept the ship sailing steady. Also, why did someone at Virgin even let Tommy hear Mariah's new music for Glitter? It should have been under lock and key ah-la Beyonce and Drake. There was obviously a rat in the mix (one of Tommy's spies) giving him the goods. Imagine Mariah hit us with the original plan of releasing Butterfly, then "All that Glitters" movie and soundtrack in 1999 as was intended? It's one of those sliding door moment of Mariah's like. Just like if "Art of Letting Go" album was released right after #Beautiful was climbing the charts while she was on American Idol. (Saturday 22 August 2026; 00:32)

Lillie's Blues (114,432) by Billy from Greece Could that be a bonus track, perhaps with Mariah's original vocals on it? That would be awesome. (Friday 21 August 2026; 23:09)

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