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Alzheimer's (112,365) by Lambi from USA Thanks Edward, but correction: Libra lamb is the one who said he wants to take a break, not me. He changed his name to "Lambi needs a dictionary" to fully troll, but it just further proves my point that he is fundamentally broken. I hope that this short break heals him. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 11:18) this is a reply to message 112,355

Alzheimer's (112,355) by Edward from USA I didn't realize your break would be so ephemeral. Welcome back. And you have to admit, "Lambi needs a dictionary" is funny as hell. But your lines about his growth being stunted in middle school and him being left obliterated by some gang on here had me crying. I'm still laughing. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:48)

Alzheimer's (112,364) by Lambi from USA You got your lambs mixed up. Dove is the one that said, "I'm not a writer." She said that right after you threw a bunch of synonyms at her, for the word bleak. Next time, make sure you're aiming at the right target before you pull the trigger. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 11:08) this is a reply to message 112,358

Alzheimer's (112,358) by Anonymous from USA I know you said you're not a writer but I beg to differ. Your imagination goes wild with speculation. I think you've got true potential. Very promising. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:56)

HFIA review (112,357) by Lambi from USA Nothing Is Impossible is melodically amazing, definitely something that will stand out in the Adult Contemporary arena today. People still love ballads. The only thing that I felt missed the mark is her vocal cords sounding a bit dry during the belting of the climax. I do know meds heavily dry out the voice so I should just be grateful she took the time to write such a beautiful song. The reverse of it though, is her lower register sounding hauntingly gorgeous and hitting the spot completely, perfect key choice, it truly is where the song is at emotionally. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:55) this is a reply to message 112,344

HFIA review (112,344) by MusicfanJ from Germany I think NII is very radio friendly and it has the most "single potential" with Sugar Sweet. Plus NII suits perfect for this season, the end of the year, thoughtful moments. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 13:53)

Alzheimer's (112,354) by Lambi from USA Just to be clear. Joachim responded to JLR, not you. JLR basically said "You're all non-professionals." And Joachim was like, "Hold my beer, here's my credentials." I don't know why you took JLR being disputed so personally? You weren't even the one Joachim responded to. The word "obliterate" literally had nothing to do with you. "Lambi needs a dictionary" as your name is also hilarious. It fully confirms something may have happened that stunted your growth in middle school. However "ganged up" on you felt here, (or in real life) or what ever other lambs said that left you feeling "obliterated", you can let go now. Literally no one is thinking about it. Just enjoy the topics. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:21) this is a reply to message 112,341

Alzheimer's (112,341) by Anonymous from USA You know Lambi, I like your positivity. You really know how to bring a sense of community to this board. I hope you never change. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 08:44)

Mom's death (112,343) by Lambi from USA I will forever find the timing of their death announcement bizarre. They died the weekend of August 24-25. And Mariah publicly announced it August 26, shortly after. That always felt so anti-Mariah. That's not something she would've loved to be widespread the very next day, or I would've expected she at least insisted (or had the power) to keep it private and allow herself actual time to grieve. It felt someone leaked the information and then she just had no choice but give a statement to People magazine, because that was way too fast for such a sensitive matter. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 11:21) this is a reply to message 112,326

Mom's death (112,326) by ADAM from USA I was thinking the cause of her death was never public, which makes me believe perhaps she passed from Alzheimer's disease and Mariah is not ready to make that connection public. I think whatever she's fighting these last several years is not bi-polar related. Her memory and gross motor skills are markedly different and suspect. That's my two cents. I think Here For It All is the farewell album we suspected she'd make and she's done a great job in my opinion - a beautiful body of work she can leave the work and notes for her children when she passes. (Monday 10 November 2025; 00:19)

Another #1 (112,342) by Lambi from USA Honestly it's kind of sad the new girls can't really sing. We still have Beyoncé and Ariana somewhat holding it down but these Billie Eilish, Sabrina Carpenter, Dua Lipa and Olivia Rodrigo types truly don't hold a candle to the 1990-2005 pop girlies. I miss when Mariah, Whitney, Celine all just took turns at being number one. The Beyoncé, Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson era was also such a time. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 10:59) this is a reply to message 112,323

Another #1 (112,323) by jaker20 from US When people hear "vocalist" they think American Idol or The Voice. These reality TV competitions have beaten that art form to the ground. When people think vocal performance in current pop music, they think Billie Eilish or maybe even Sabrina. I love their voices, I love Bird of a Feather, but that's how "good vocals" sound to post millenials. And if you are belting, they think 90s or Idol. The only way Mariah would have a hit is if she's a featured artist, or a movie soundtrack, because the song is associated to the movie, and not to her. By that same point, that made AIWFCIY a classic, because it reminds people of those magical days. Mariah will never be both, she can only be a Christmas artist or not. (Sunday 9 November 2025; 18:27)

HFIA review (112,338) by Lambi from USA Hate to say it but they probably are. The roll out was heavily banked on, probably the best publicity of all her albums. (Butterfly and TEOM didn't even get her a VMA.) She toured the dang world and let everyone know about it. She quite literally couldn't do anything more. But still by PTS, the hype pretty much died out. Maybe if someone picks up NII for a movie, it might have a resurgence, I doubt it though. But to completely fair, there isn't one ground breaking single. I'm still not going to count Mariah out. She shocked me with With You and A No No, I just know melodies come to her way too naturally, and it only takes one song that'll break through the cracks to bring her back on top again. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 02:49) this is a reply to message 112,322

HFIA review (112,322) by Bobby A from United States Do you think Gamma was disappointed in the sales numbers and the lackluster public reaction to PTS? The only way MC is going to even come close to at least Memoirs sales numbers is to release a duets jazz or covers album. Her pop days of hit singles and albums are over with. Maybe she should pattern her next album with how Rod Stewart revitalized his career after his rock and pop success days ended. (Sunday 9 November 2025; 17:11)

Alzheimer's (112,336) by Lambi from USA "You can practically feel the bitterness through the screen" is so true. Did you all gang up on Libra Lamb before? He is still very mean-spirited so I'm assuming something must've broken him here in the past. (Monday 10 November 2025; 21:33) this is a reply to message 112,316

Alzheimer's (112,316) by Edward from USA I agree. The thing is that some people here get triggered by anything, you can practically feel the bitterness through the screen. Nobody is trying to diagnose Mariah; people are just free to speculate. That whole "cancel anything I don't like" mentality was used as a weapon for way too long. Thankfully, we're finally moving away from that and some common sense is returning. Alzheimer's never even crossed my mind when it comes to Mariah, if anything, it seems more like it could be related to her bipolar meds. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 20:47)

Alzheimer's (112,335) by Lambi from USA You're welcome Joachim. I don't know if you read it, but when saw how lively Mariah is on the Kai Cenat podcast, I wrote: We have to acknowledge Joachim being correct. He said, "After this period with our beloved Mariah be almost a living dead, expect a period from some time from now when she will be exuberant again." You really predicted that. Keep it up. (Monday 10 November 2025; 21:23) this is a reply to message 112,329

Alzheimer's (112,329) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway Thank you, Lambi, I just needed to try to explain that I'm not a complete nuthead. (Monday 10 November 2025; 12:24)

Alzheimer's (112,317) by Lambi from USA Joachim, wow, you didn't have to obliterate him like that. Real though, this Mariah "diagnosis" is barely a diagnosis and isn't even comparable to diagnoses lambs have done in the past. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 22:36) this is a reply to message 112,312

Alzheimer's (112,312) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway Well, I have a masters degree in psychology and working as a mental health professional, we are not diagnosing Mariah, but the symptoms can be symptoms of early Alzheimer's. There are other wild speculations here about almost everything, her mental health have been talked about for years. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 19:03)

Alzheimer's (112,302) by Lambi from USA Lighty and I are actually just having a good ol' lambily conversation. We're referencing what we know and we actually agree with a lot of things. No fights and we've also been rather respectful towards each other. Not calling anyone delusional. Not insinuating "you're not a professional" therefore you know nothing, like what you have been doing. Just so you know, being rude to lambs then subsequently virtue signaling with the heartfelt "She's given us 30 years of crazy live performances", with a at the end, doesn't change the fact that you're rude. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 00:45) this is a reply to message 112,299

Alzheimer's (112,299) by JLR from United States The fact that you guys are diagnosing her without knowing a single thing or being a medical professional is wild. Just throwing random medical terms out there like it's any of your business is crazy. I hope she stays away from this message board. If you don't like how she performs now then don't watch. She's given us 30 years of crazy live performances, isn't that enough? You know she's human right? Age is a process nobody can escape, some grace would be nice. (Friday 7 November 2025; 20:13)

Alzheimer's (112,301) by Lambi from USA That's what I said, definitive sign just means definitive symptom. So what I'm saying is that's not even a symptom. Just a story you simply can't meticulously recall. Fair though, honestly Whitney moments are as rare and significant as Celine and Aretha moments and boy does she remember those stories. I would've also safely assumed she somewhat has moments with Nippy kept solid in mind. (Friday 7 November 2025; 23:50) this is a reply to message 112,295

Alzheimer's (112,295) by Lighty from China I didn't say she definitely had Alzheimer's though, that was not my final conclusion. I'm not even close to being a doctor. In my original post I said not sure if her stiffness/forgetfulness is because of menopause or heavy meds (of bipolar?) or maybe those were early signs of Alzheimer's, etc. Just some speculations. I hope Mariah gets better medical treatments and I wish for her to be healthy, live long and prosper. And after this Christmas, no more tours for a long long time. (Friday 7 November 2025; 14:07)

Dress (112,294) by Lambi from USA You're correct. She did mention they had a whole police escort to get the dress delivered just in time. But I wouldn't take that as a definitive sign of Alzheimer's. It's actually really common in the industry for costumes to be finished at the very last minute, sometimes even seconds before a show. If you asked her about the 2005 AMA performance, she could easily confirm that her dress was being sewn right up until showtime, because she was just performing by herself. But both hers and Whitney's dresses were both done by Vera Wang, so I can see why she might be mixing up which dress was late, because there's two of them that had to be styled. Truthfully though, I think Mariah wanted to have the better cut of the dress so she possibly asked the designer to edit it last minute. Again, no basis on this but it's just something I totally see her doing. (Friday 7 November 2025; 11:20) this is a reply to message 112,293

Dress (112,293) by Lighty from China Of course it was Mariah's. (Friday 7 November 2025; 03:13)

The arrogance (112,285) by Lambi from USA I literally didn't call him any name. I just said it's just not that deep. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 19:27) this is a reply to message 112,275

The arrogance (112,275) by Anonymous from USA That's exactly what's one would expect you guys to say when presented with a factual argument or statement. Just brush it off and call people names. People will see whatever they want to see and nothing more. Empathy is lost on some of y'all. Some of us care about complete strangers and people suffering at the hands of those in power. You can acknowledge that or not, it doesn't change the facts. Also, no one said "let's cancel Mariah" but some of you are acting like she can do no wrong and somehow is the victim here. Pointing out her tone deafness is far from yelling for her to be cancelled. Drama queens alert. Good luck with that. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 15:32)

The arrogance (112,273) by Lambi from USA Bro it's literally not that deep. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 12:32) this is a reply to message 112,268

The arrogance (112,268) by Geronimo from USA You seem to be attempting to miss the point in public on purpose. Standing up for what is right is non-negotiable - especially when the public is bringing your betrayal to your attention while you try to hustle religious songs at Christmas about love, joy, and peace. If she had any foresight at all, she might want to consider canceling her Christmas charade this year - especially since her latest album stands as a very public statement regarding the difference between what is happening on stage and what audiences will be hearing. Entertainment is all fine and good. But, when the time comes to step up, you either step up or be counted for what you are. If all Mariah sang about was "panties to the side", then perhaps addressing her as a moral being would be a moot point. Not everybody has to say everything, every time, about every issue, but Mariah Carey is making money endorsing a company whose CEO is using the money that Mariah Carey is making for Sephora to donate millions of dollars intended to directly support a racist, apartheid state currently committing a live-streamed genocide I believe Mariah Carey has used the public airways to the show pictures of Nelson Mandela in her deluxe apartment in the sky, no? Then, it's relevant to hold her accountable for the fact that all you have to do is Google "Sephora boycott" and the first three stories that pop up have to do with a Christian woman who sings songs about Jesus, but is dedicating her talent to the people who are destroying the lives of the people born where he lived and was literally executed by the state because he was committed to being an authentic enough version of himself that he became a threat to the goals of the Roman empire. Mariah Carey, who is not broke, chooses to use what she calls her God-given talent to enrich people "making large donations to former President Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign" while she sings "its tiiiiiime" to listen to her lip sync "glory to the newborn King" and "peace on earth". While she partners with Sephora, company owner Bernard Arnault invests hundreds of millions in Israeli companies while that nation is actively committing what everyone whose opinion counts has acknowledged is a genocide. She sings about diamonds and comments in public that she doesn't understand why some people don't "like" diamonds, all the while Sephora founder, chairman, and CEO Bernard Arnault - who invests hundreds of millions in Israeli companies, including Lusix, an Israeli diamond company - donates millions of dollars to companies from the country whose diamond exports fund over $1 billion of the Israeli Occupation Forces budget annually. LVMH's Sephora stores retail products from Ahava, one of the top 8 companies on the BDS boycott list for stealing Palestine's natural resources, eviscerating its environment, and operating in illegal settlements. So it matters that Mariah Carey is either too ignorant, too greedy, or both to make a morally intelligent decision at her age. With all the capacity she has to know better and do better, she is actively and willfully doing far less than people who have with far less but are, themselves, putting their lives and careers on the line in order to be the kind of witness to peace and love that Mariah only sings about in her songs - her notable charitable contributions notwithstanding. And let's not forget, in her personal life, Mariah Carey made the choice to date James Packer - a man who (allegedly) gave war Benjamin Netanyahu a key to his home - also the man whose gifts to Benjamin Netanyahu are the reason why Benjamin Netanyahu is currently up on corruption charges. These are her choices. She is not simply failing to burn her bra on stage and release a protest album. She is actively earning money with some of the most evil people currently on the world stage today. That matters - and saying so has nothing to do with "arrogance". If Eartha Kitt can do better, Mariah Carey can do better. If Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, Sinead O'Connor, Lauryn Hill, and the artists formerly known as the Dixie Chicks can do better (and they certainly did), then Mariah Carey can at least Google herself and recognize that she is being exposed as a fraud (again) and do something about it now. And yes, I still love "Confetti and Champagne", because she's a phenomenal singer, a very clever songwriter, and the song is super cute. But it sounds a little different right about now. (Thursday 6 November 2025; 03:29)

Let them eat cake (112,263) by Lambi from USA Beautiful stories, Dove. I love how you noticed those things about Mariah, I certainly didn't. The only similar moment I remember was when she seemed embarrassed talking about having a "make-up room", as if it were just a normal thing. She's very aware of how she comes across. In her book, she mentioned that her mother had a friend who only had sons and no daughters, so this woman took a special interest in dressing Mariah throughout her childhood. That family friend would bring her girly, handmade clothes, but as Mariah approached her angry teenage years, she would eventually reject them harshly feeling they were too childish. Mariah wrote about how deeply she regrets being unkind to someone who was nothing but sweet and caring, and who was likely just trying to be a great friend to Patricia. This woman devoted her time and talent to make little Mariah feel beautiful and put together. Mariah just has this sense of humility that's organic. She's been rich for more than half her life but she still remembers the people of significant help when she was dirt poor. And openly admits when she did them wrong in 2020. That is truly far from being toned-deaf. (Wednesday 5 November 2025; 12:02) this is a reply to message 112,253

Let them eat cake (112,253) by Dove from United States What I mean when I say she's not a "Let Them Eat Cake" rich is that she's more like Jay Gatsby and not like Daisy and Tom Buchanan. She still has a heart. I can tell by things she does and says in interviews and appearances. When she was selling her Christmas ornaments on HSN a lady called in and said she couldn't decide if she wanted to have a gold and silver decorated tree or a traditional red and green one. Mariah said, "You can have both." But then her face turned serious as she remembered that not everyone can afford to have two Christmas trees. So she tried to play it off and said her friend's mom used to have a small one with homemade ornaments. Or on Mariah's World when the manager was making a mess with the makeup on the hotel bedding, Mariah told her not to do that. She probably thought about how someone is going to have to clean that. Some people wouldn't give that a second thought. It reminds me of an incident with my mom. When I was a little kid we were pretty poor and lived in a small ugly trailer. As time passed my dad started making more money and they built a nicer house and started having more disposable income, to where my mom could buy nicer things. One time I came to visit my mom and sat down to watch her show with her. She turned off the TV and started crying. She said they had gone to visit a lady from their church and her little trailer was really run down and didn't even have air conditioning. She said that she just assumed that as life was getting better for her it was getting better for everyone else too. She said she was shocked and saddened to realize people were still living the way we used to live. I know how frivolous that sounds but I feel like sometimes it does happen that way. I rarely think about those times anymore, when we were really poor. I'm just happy that I can finally afford to decorate for Christmas and I can finally afford to buy good makeup and buy nice Christmas presents for my family and friends. and I'm nowhere near being rich. I feel like people like Trump and his kids, who have always had a lot of money, don't even have a frame of reference for how other people may struggle. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 12:11)

It's time video views (112,249) by Lambi from USA It was done in collaboration with Sephora darling, meaning their account and Mariah's account posted it. This company is worth around $20-25 billion. They definitely dropped some bank on getting this video around. It's also broadcasted on Sephora's colossal Billboard in Times Square. Basically, Mariah's iconic star power + cultural relevancy + high production value + likeability and shareability of the commercial are most likely why it's such a huge success. I can't even believe Mariah in her 35th year is still getting deals like she's the hottest, newest star. Literally your other faves could never. Mariah truly found an infinite money glitch during Christmas. God really handpicked her to be fully in charge of his season. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 10:32) this is a reply to message 112,245

It's time video views (112,245) by Giovanni from USA Mariah is getting so many views on X and Insta with her video but yet all those viewers didn't buy or stream Here For It all? Make it make sense. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 04:53)

It's time video (112,240) by Lambi from USA I get where you're coming from, the Amazon and Sephora tie-ins can make it feel hugely commercialized. But working with Amazon doesn't equal supporting Bezos or his politics either. He hasn't been running the company, he's already stepped down as CEO and a lot of artists use it simply because it is today's biggest open market and Mariah seems to just be competing strategically. I also think there's a bit of a mix-up here. When Mariah performed in the Amazon, her message was about protecting the rainforest raising awareness for deforestation, Indigenous rights, and the need to preserve it. The Amazon company is a totally separate issue. People are pressing them because of their big carbon footprint from shipping and data centers, but that's not directly connected to the rainforest itself. The overlap is mostly because they share the same name. So while I get why it feels hypocritical at first, the two "Amazons" actually represent very different environmental conversations. Fair point though, to feel uneasy about mega corporate tie-ins, but in today's industry, brand partnerships are how artists fund ambitious projects and global outreach. But I still wouldn't categorize Mariah as tone-deaf or hypocritical. If anything, she avoids politics like the plague. She's also not out there like a lot of celebrities, tweeting about environmental causes every day, only to be exposed as virtue-signaling fools when people realize how much they travel in private jets. Mariah is literally just being festive once a year, solidifying her legacy and collecting her coins. (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 03:33) this is a reply to message 112,227

It's time video (112,227) by JLR from United States Is it just me or does the new it's time video feel very tone deaf? It's not special anymore. It's literally a commercial for Sephora, partnering up with Amazon for merch and special album covers. Jeff Bezos is literally destroying the planet, he is also a huge supporter/fan the president. It's beginning to feel like she just cares about money at this point, also she just performed in the Amazon to bring awareness, yet she teams a person who's destroying it? Like? Anyone else feel this way? (Tuesday 4 November 2025; 00:28)

Non-single deep cuts playlist (112,223) by Lambi from USA It's definitely a lot of belting, very Emotions-coded, she was not holding back. That key E♭ major is no joke either, she really made the engineer earn his check that night. I Wish You Knew and Mine Again are in the same key too, she loved that bright soulful E♭ vibe during the Mimi era. Yours and My Saving Grace from Charm share the same key as well, it's really Mariah's comfort and danger zone at the same time. Her belting register is seriously a cut above the rest though. She makes the highest, brightest notes so pleasant to the ears. No one to this day can replicate the tonal quality and the mind-blowing resonance of her belts. My faves are the climaxes on Butterfly, and all the live belts she threw down on the Daydream tour, specifically that Hero performance in Rotterdam. (Monday 3 November 2025; 12:01) this is a reply to message 112,214

Non-single deep cuts playlist (112,214) by Giovanni from USA I love "Stay the night" but sadly Mariah can't sing that song now. Way too hard, in fact nobody can sing that song. That's the power of Mariah's songs. Good lyrics and difficult singing. (Sunday 2 November 2025; 22:33)

Non-single deep cuts playlist (112,204) by Lambi from USA Adding Stay The Night, For The Record and Here For It All. Salamat Lainsky. (Saturday 1 November 2025; 21:20) this is a reply to message 112,192

Non-single deep cuts playlist (112,192) by Lainsky from Philippines All In Your Mind To Be Around You Music Box When I Saw You Whenever You Call After Tonight Lead The Way I Only Wanted Stay The Night For The Record Standing O Cry Caution Here For It All (Saturday 1 November 2025; 04:03)

Non-single deep cuts playlist (112,187) by Lambi from USA Thank you. Share yours when you finish it. I just updated mines. (Saturday 1 November 2025; 01:56) this is a reply to message 112,169

Non-single deep cuts playlist (112,169) by MusicfanJ from Germany It's a great list for sure. Haha secret weapon, absolutely. I have to copy your playlist, it has a lot of my favourites on it. (Friday 31 October 2025; 13:25)

Michael Jackson collab (112,186) by Lambi from USA I meant with what was still up for grabs in the album. (The other 4 artists took the rest.) The most classic in the remaining ones boil down to Thriller vs. Human Nature. I believe we are correct though, Thriller most likely was it. Btw here is a snippet of what it might've sounded like. She also revealed that Thriller is her most favorite album of all time. (Saturday 1 November 2025; 01:54) this is a reply to message 112,179

Michael Jackson collab (112,179) by Anonymous from USA I remember the 25th Anniversary of Thriller, I ran to Target the day it come out to buy it. I still have it but haven't played it in a while. It is such a good album. Thriller would've been my first pick too for a collaboration. I think MJ has quite a few songs that would be considered classic, not just one or two. (Friday 31 October 2025; 18:54)

Michael Jackson collab (112,170) by Lambi from USA Mariah has so many choreographable songs that she can't dance to either, though. LMAO. But yes, I've thought deeply about this too. In 2008, MJ released the Thriller 25th Anniversary Edition, which included remixes featuring various artists. I bet she was originally intended to be part of it. The remixed tracks were: • The Girl Is Mine - will.i.am • P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) - will.i.am • Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' - Akon • Beat It - Fergie • Billie Jean - Kanye West The Girl Is Mine was already a duet with Paul McCartney, so by process of elimination, that would've left her with either: Baby Be Mine, Thriller, Human Nature, or The Lady in My Life. Only Human Nature and Thriller are true classics (Mariah said it's one of his classics). For more context clues, she mentioned they were doing something "really huge" for him and that their collab would sort of "usurp" the situation."Usurp" means to lessen the importance of something, so I'd have to go with Thriller. It's the bigger hit and would make more sense that they'd want to protect it. Honestly though, I think they just didn't want Mariah involved. How were the other 4 artists allowed, but not her? Michael handpicked the biggest stars from 2005-08. Sony probably resented that she was having massive success with Def Jam at the time. In my opinion, Thriller will always belong to Michael, regardless of how incredible Mariah's ad-libs and background vocals might have been. Just like how literally no one even knows about the other remixes. And before my haters come for me, these are just my opinions based on what we can gather. Take a chill pill. I'm allowed to have them. (Friday 31 October 2025; 14:33) this is a reply to message 112,144

Michael Jackson collab (112,144) by Anonymous from USA Serious question. What song do we think MC recorded with MJ? I can't picture MC doing the Thriller choreography. That would be hilarious though. I've always loved You Are Not Alone and it would suit her. I miss Michael, he should be here with us. (Thursday 30 October 2025; 02:29)

3 albums (112,167) by Lambi from USA To maximize her full artistry, I'm picking one from from each decade: • 90s: Daydream • 00s: The Emancipation of Mimi Lumping 2010s and 2020s together since there's only 3 albums to choose from, so the final one would have to be Here For It All. (Friday 31 October 2025; 13:05) this is a reply to message 112,155

3 albums (112,155) by TJ from Norway Let's say that for some reason everyone on earth forgot all of MCs albums except 3 of them. Which 3 albums from her catalogue would you keep for everyone to enjoy? And why? (Friday 31 October 2025; 06:40)

Non-single deep cuts playlist (112,162) by Lambi from USA Adding Melt Away, Lead The Way and My Love to mines. You got great taste Jamie. (Friday 31 October 2025; 12:16) this is a reply to message 112,160

Non-single deep cuts playlist (112,160) by Jamie from UK Sent From Up Above To Be Around You All I've Ever Wanted Melt Away Babydoll After Tonight Lead The Way I Only Wanted To The Floor Migrate More Than Just Friends Make it Look Good Caution My Love (Friday 31 October 2025; 10:46)

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