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Re: Re-entering the charts? (62,176) (62,186) by 123 from USA Elton John's "Candle in the Wind". When re-released in 97 it reached number 1 on both the UK and US charts. BTW Mariah's AIWFCIY reached on all time high at #11 last December giving Mariah a top 20 hit in 2015. If no new music, just release Slipping Away as a single to radio with a video. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 2:13)

Re: Dislike button/thumbs down (62,167) (62,185) by Licia from USA I'm with everyone else on the dislike button. People got crazy with it when we had it. It's so much easier for me to not interact with a person who I don't care for and pass up their posts than to get all juvenile and push a dislike button 200 times. Anyway I'd rather you just tell me you hate me. That's the adult thing to do. Lol. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 1:58)

Re: You people coming for Bey, Riri and other singers (62,183) (62,184) by BIGGEST MC FAN from UNITED STATES I don't insult Mariah. I just state hard cold facts. Sorry if it's too hard for you to deal with. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 1:49)

Re: You people coming for Bey, Riri and other singers (62,178) (62,183) by Webmaster Eric from the Netherlands I get that you don't like other artists get insulted, but it's OK that you insult Mariah over and over again? Practice what you preach. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 1:32)

Re: Wil.I.am and The Voice (62,159) (62,182) by Andrew from UK I invite all non-UK lambs to watch will.i.am on The Voice UK and smile. Which you surely will.you.won't. The guy uses autotune on stage and comes out with more nonsense than Mariah did on AI. If Mariah used autotune for her live notes I would jump ship. Genuinely. The guy's a talentless hack/fool. Reminds me of David or Calvin. You aren't the star, you're the guy who presses buttons. Sit down and keep pressin'. Or stand up if you like. But sit down when they've all been pressed. Ain't nobody looking. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 1:12)

Stella's daughter (62,181) by Matthew from USA Why is this girl in every picture with Mariah? How old is she? Shouldn't she be in school? Is she Mariah's official personal assistant? Is she Mariah's new best friend? I know Mariah is eternally 12, but it's a little strange. Anyway, perhaps it's a totally organic relationship. All we have to go by are the pictures, so I guess we can't judge. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 1:11)

Re: Re-entering the charts? (62,176) (62,179) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Don't know if it happened yet, but check back after a few years, Miss Carey will eventually get AIWFCIY to #1. Haha, but good questions though, I'd like an answer too. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 1:01)

Re: You people coming for Bey, Riri and other singers (62,175) (62,178) by BIGGEST MC FAN from UNITED STATES I am a fan of Mariah Carey but I don't like delusional fans that make excuses for her and insult other artists for being good. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 1:01)

Re-entering the charts? (62,176) by Haiji Toro from USA, SOUTH FLORIDA I'm curious about this. I tried researching it, but nothing comes up. Has anyone in music history ever released a single, wether it was a hit or not, and re-entering years later to make it to #1? I've heard of artists re-entering the charts but never reaching top spot. Does anyone know anything about this topic? (Sunday 15 May 2016; 0:48)

Re: You people coming for Bey, Riri and other singers (62,173) (62,175) by Webmaster Eric from the Netherlands I don't get it. You call yourself "biggest MC fan" but you have never ever anything nice to say about Mariah. What are you doing here? (Sunday 15 May 2016; 0:44)

Re: Dislike button/thumbs down (62,167) (62,174) by BIGGEST MC FAN from UNITED STATES The downvote feature is very unnecessary. It won't stop people from voicing their opinions if that's what you are worried about. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 0:42)

You people coming for Bey, Riri and other singers (62,173) by BIGGEST MC FAN from UNITED STATES Are very bitter. Beyonce and Rihanna are hardworking and smart women who are deserve all of the success they get. Beyonce is already a legend. She is one of the best singers today and is arguably the greatest entertainer alive. She has always been on the top of her game since she came out in the late 90s and that deserves mad props. [censored] She gives people something fresh each time and she is getting acclaim because of it. I know Beyonce will keep serving us good music for a long time which is why she will be remembered as one of the greats alongside Whitney, MJ, Madonna. As for Rihanna, she may not be very talented but she is a smart businesswoman and she desires to be great. That is why she will surpass Mariah for the most #1s. She serves her fans smash hits every era. She has a very impressive catalog of hits and most of her #1 hits will be remembered forever. [censored] [censored] [censored] [censorded] You can't blame the GP for [censored] listening to Beyonce and Rihanna instead. [censored] Leave these hardworking women alone. Don't diss them just because [censored]. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 0:27)

Re: Dislike button/thumbs down (62,167) (62,171) by Travon..SweetSweetFantasy from USA I agree with Marissa. (Sunday 15 May 2016; 0:13)

Re: Andrew (62,158) (62,169) by Andrew from UK Felix? I don't know him. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 23:34)

Re: Dislike button/thumbs down (62,167) (62,168) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter I agree with Marissa. There was a reason Eric took it down. And a lot of people were asking him to take it down too. People were abusing the button. If someone doesn't agree with the other person, either express yourself, or hold on to your silence. That button is useless. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 23:16)

Re: Dislike button/thumbs down (62,162) (62,167) by Marissa from USA When that feature was on the website I remember someone posted "I love Mariah Carey" or something nice and innocent along those lines and it got a ridiculous amount of thumbs down. I think if someone feels strongly against a post then they need to get the courage to speak up and contribute to the conversation rather than being a troll and thumbing things down from 5 different computers and phones. I feel that it's a lazy way to disagree and glad it's gone. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 23:10)

Re: Powers that be (62,150) (62,166) by enwar00 from usa I agree with a lot on your list. I feel like listening to those particular songs now. I want to make a list too but I'm being too lazy to go look at the tracklists on all of them and think about it. I'm obsessed with Fourth Of July and Lead The Way and Long Ago is a standout album track, I love her vocals on it and it seems to me a unique song in her catalogue. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 22:55)

Re: Dislike button/thumbs down (62,162) (62,165) by enwar00 from usa Hahaha. Natalia no you wouldn't be the only one. I do miss that button he had on here before. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 22:45)

Re: Cause and effect (62,156) (62,164) by Haiji Toro from USA, SOUTH FLORIDA Thank you Jeff for the reply. I'm happy you enjoyed my post. It came from the heart. I agree, I'd never count her out. I'd love for achievements to continue, more #1 hits, breaking more records and more great music. I'm so ready for new music. As expected, but completely understood, some people will only think of her as whatever they see her portraying herself as. I think it's a shame but it's the reality. Those that actually take time out and research her story in depth, would have a better understanding of her personality. That goes with any celebrity, any human, at that. Those that know her story may perceive her as that one close friend that you love so much, but can get annoying at times. Simply call it a night because she's too much right now, but tomorrow is a new day, back to calling her to hang out. As to those that would only catch a quick tv/YouTube interview, that "dah'lin I'm famished" line alone, would be enough to label her as this over the top, flown over the cookoo's nest, personality disordered diva. I've heard people say "I like her music, I just can't stand her." I'm thinking, wow you know her? At least they love her music. I'm sure when she goes into making her albums, her main purpose is for the music. That's all that should matter. When we go out to buy a product, we're paying for whatever that product can provide us with. I'm not really buying it because I enjoy Mr. Walmart's personality. He just has some good s***. At a low price lol. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 21:29)

Re: Mariah on a desert island (62,161) (62,163) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Haha oh lord Travon, thanks for turning a festive Christmas song and possibly one of the most festive songs in the world into a horror movie soundtrack. I just can't. I was envisioning the scene. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 21:24)

Dislike button/thumbs down (62,162) by Natalia from Italy Dear gracious webmaster, would it be remotely possible to supply a thumbs down or dislike button? It would be much appreciated. At times I feel that a comment really calls for one. I know I can not be the only one who would make good use of this feature. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 21:15)

Re: Mariah on a desert island (62,155) (62,161) by Travon..SweetSweetFantasy from USA Haha. I smell smooth hit moments. I imagine an island with everything to build a house and animals to kill for food. Imagine singing AIWFCIY while creepingly trying to catch your prey. Imagine the ugly hands of a Disney witch getting closer and closer to their wanted prey but it's you with the hands singing AIWFCIY to the poor animal. Gotta love it. Haha. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 20:56)

Re: Cause and effect (62,123) (62,160) by Haiji Toro from USA, SOUTH FLORIDA Mara, thank you for your reply, I appreciate that you took the time out to read my post. (Thank you to everyone that read it as well.) I definitely get what you mean by a certain song or lyric that takes you back into time. It's amazing how most of could probably write our own life stories simply linking music to it. I did follow her music from the beginning. I remember being 8 years old when I heard Vision Of Love on the radio. It was immediately about the voice that I fell in love. By this time, my mother had already introduced music to me in many forms and genres, but never heard anything like her. I was that kid that would rather stay in to listen to music than go out to play. I was the strange one in the family lol it was odd to them that a kid around that age would always talk about music so passionately, discussing the greats of that time. Still the greats of this time. It wasn't until 1997's Butterfly, specifically the song Outside, that touched my soul like no other song ever did. I only knew about Mariah Carey the singer up until then. I would look for books or magazine articles that discussed her life story. I couldn't believe that this woman, this stranger to me, someone I only knew through a radio or TV screen, somehow understood how I felt growing up. It was like she spoke to me through her songs. But anyways, I can go on and on about it lol. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 20:51)

Re: Wil.I.am and The Voice (62,136) (62,159) by Will from England I find him so painful to watch. Mariah manages to make more coherent sentences that actually make sense compared to him on The Voice. Don't get me started on his nonsense metaphors/comparisons and whatnot. If she and him were both on the show, they'd have to extend the time slot lol. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 20:43)

Andrew (62,158) by Felix Pires from Holland Why are you so obnoxious? Your so called humor is just silly. Please be serious for ones. Grow up. (Saturday 14 May 2016; 20:18)

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