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Thank you D, I finally found it (41,302) by Gilbert from USA However, I want my own copy. Lol. By the way, the one I'm also looking forward to hearing is the Beautiful Dance Mix that she played a clip of when she called the Lamb Line. (Friday 14 February 2014; 17:48)

Video Your're Mine and mediabase (41,301) by Carlos Belizário from Brazil Hi guys, maybe I'm wrong but I do think that the remix video is going to somehow connect to the video of the original mix. Maybe show the past of the relashionship shown in the first video or how Mariah ended in the rainforest. I'm positive about it. Also, isn't the song growing in rotation in radio? That helps the dowloads. We gotta keep requesting, it's 2.500 something in mediabase. I live in Brazil so a song usually plays here only if it's a success in USA. Keep going lambs. (Friday 14 February 2014; 17:25)

Gilbert / remix (41,300) by Deedre aka MiTodoChop @HBF from Canada The Jumpsmokers posted an official remix on their Facebook page. MDJ posted a link on their website. I don't see anything on iTunes either, but MC's Facebook page says dance remixes will drop today. (Friday 14 February 2014; 17:16)

You're mine (eternal) (41,299) by Isaac Ortiz from USA I agree with Paul. I'm disappointed with the song. It's boring and gave me nothing I wanted. Where is the music? I'm going to give Mariah the benefit of the doubt and hope that she is saving the best for last, which is on the album. (Friday 14 February 2014; 17:09)

Beautiful vs. You're Mine (41,298) by Jeremey Carey from United States I don't like to compare her songs, but You're Mine is a step in the right direction (in my opinion). It has a story and the ending note reminds everyone why she is the one and only Mariah Carey. A chart topper I think yes. I was so surprised at how much radio play Beautiful was getting and how catchy it was. You're Mine is a grower that will get stuck in your head 5x worse than Beautiful. My sister and friends love You're Mine from the start, but Beautiful had to grow on them. That alone gives me hope. Once the song gets fully released to radio, we lambs need to request the song as best we can, watch the video as many times as we can, And finally sit back and watch Mariah display why she is the queen and was never dethroned. As long as we do our part, the magic of the songs hidden hooks will do theirs. For those of you who don't like the song, listen to it three times in a row and then see if you can get it out of your head. (Friday 14 February 2014; 17:00)

Remixes (41,297) by Jeremey Carey from United States Will the views for the remix videos and their downloads count towards Mariah Carey's position on Billboard or will they be treated individually? Does anyone know from past remixes or anything? (Friday 14 February 2014; 16:45)

Remixes (41,296) by Gilbert from USA I've seen a post and been checking iTunes but I don't see remixes unless this is a leak someone heard. (Friday 14 February 2014; 16:41)

Will the real MC come back? drop the diva-tude schtick (41,295) by ADAM from USA This diva attitude as of lately is not cute or endearing to anyone other than herself - who obviously thinks she's the real life Regina George. I am her biggest fan but I can look at her music and behavior objectively unlike a lot of her fans on here. It's really sad that she is so insecure that she cannot age gracefully and behave like other icons. Patti, Aretha, and even Whitney in regards to ushering new talents in the industry and basking in your former glory. Whenever these legends are asked about other female singers they always give some sort of feedback. Mariah can never acknowledge another female star without some catty comment or side eye. Even JLo whose the same age as Mariah and has similar fame in her own right is positive about MC and is not shaken about other females. The Ariana Grande shade was very mean spirited because you know she's heard her music before and especially since Nick is a DJ there's no excuse that she doesnt know todays modern music. I just think that it must have hurt a lot to have MC not even acknowledge Ariana as a person when in the past she's always been so nice about MC in interviews. Its ashame because Ariana is so young and you would think that having a daughter would have made her softer to accept young girls in the game. In closing, I don't think MC will change, only get worse as the media continues to blow smoke to her because she's one of the last living legends. (Friday 14 February 2014; 16:33)

OK, let's stop it (41,294) by R&B Junkie from Poland Why is everybody here complaining so much? JD did great job as a manager, the way the new single exploded is amazing. We got the song, its remix and a video almost on the same day. All these radio and TV interviews - Mariah's behaviour wasn't that bad. MTV (as a network) isn't serious itself, so why she should be "just decent", why not acting weird just for fun? Same with morning radio interviews when people are on their way to work, why is it so bad to entertain them? Come on people. A guy telling you into your face that you're national treasure. She's some kind of modest person, turning it into a joke was the best she could did. Or maybe you all would rather prefer her to agree and be like "yes I am, praise me now". Is this and all these Number 1's obssesion of MC's fans the only way to inflate their egos? Go and find yourselves a hobby instead of demanding Mariah to act this or that way. Tommy time is over. Period. (Friday 14 February 2014; 16:31)

The Jump Smoker's mix of You're Mine (41,293) by Myles from CT, USA Banging. (Friday 14 February 2014; 16:23)

Interviews, what I expect (41,292) by Edward from USA On interviews pertaining this era I expect Mariah to bring the attention to the single and the music to come. I didn't hear "You're Mine (Eternal)" playing or even introduced to be played on the interviews I've watched. People need to know about the single, and its versions. I don't mind Mariah being fun, and goofy as long as she talks about the single, the album, the process of putting the song together, that should be the main focus of the interviews. Mariah Carey has given wonderful interviews before without being robotic or detached. "You're Mine (Eternal)" will rise on iTunes as they keep on adding it to different radio stations, but we need a couple of performances to take advantage of the momentum. (Friday 14 February 2014; 16:18)

iTunes charts (41,291) by Twisterman from Brazil I don't know abaout the charts, but I went to find the positions of You're Mine (Eternal): US 06 France 10 Italy 10 Norway 10 Ireland 7 Spain 03 Portugal 08 Netherlands 06 Sweden 10 (Friday 14 February 2014; 16:12)

Mariah (41,290) by George Golden from UK Why is Mariah still doing the same song and video over and over again? We know you are beautiful, but enough with all this naked videos. She is predictable, it's a joke now. It kills me to see people saying she is doing fine when apparently all is not well. Try something different, don't paint the same picture over and over again. What is Jermaine doing as her manager? She has got yes people around her and the creativity has stalled. Her friend is her stlylist, her friend is her manager, it's really sad the way she is going. Tommy was very influencial in making her the star she is today and it is evident now. Her wanting to be black more than anything else has ruined her seriously. Wanting to do hip hop tracks and rnb has resticted her from growth and it's really sad. You guys can thump down my comments but the truth is hard to swallow. The song is mediocre at best. Is she afraid to sing? What's going on? Her voice is amazing but she is still bent singing songs that she feels is black music. Sing for everyone that is why you are Mariah Carey. Having yes people around her is going to harm her career seriously. Did Jermaine think that this song and video were amazing? Really? (Friday 14 February 2014; 16:07)

Licia (41,289) by Darryle from USA So I get why you're saying why hasn't anyone mentioned the good interviews and I think the reason is because they're just that. Good interviews, they aren't groundbreaking 60 minutes or something, they're basically what you expect to hear from Mariah in a good interview. (Friday 14 February 2014; 15:20)

The shade (41,288) by Ms. Giselle from USA I agree with those about Ariana. I admit, I did get her at first. I actually really do like her. I think she's a very nice girl. Her voice is totally different then Mariah's.Her "whistle" isn't good and she's even admitted that. I do think when she performs it's a tad bit Mariah. She's always said nice things about Mariah even to the point of putting MC up and lowering herself so to not compare. Mariah never has much to say about other female singers. She comes off as very insecure, even about AI. I actually believe Nicki, looking back Nicki is also a person who paid Mariah a lot of respect. She even mentioned "Someday", what non fan do you know who name drops that? None. I'm turned off by this behavior. She's acting like Lifetime tv version of a bad actress playing a over the top diva. She's always been a diva but she still was the down to earth, girl next door that everyone was rooting for. Something has changed, the world has changed. Nobody likes a diva. People want to feel like they connect with you and that your down to earth. That's why Adele is so popular. (Friday 14 February 2014; 15:04)

Whisper (41,287) by Darryle from USA So I've noticed Mariah's been using her full voice instead of the whisper for the past few singles and I love it. I've always preferred her full voice to the whisper because when she belts it's so much stronger. (Friday 14 February 2014; 14:15)

Continuation of previous message (41,286) by Darryle from USA In my last message I talked about why I think Mariah acts and does certain things in interviews. We'll I just wanted to add on buy saying that I think part of how she acts has to do with who's interviewing her. Like the Breakfast Club they were talking about Mariah being ratchet and how she's the surfboard type. I honestly doubt she would be very serious in an atmosphere like that. But if you put here on Oprah she'll be serious because Oprah's interviews are pretty serious. (Friday 14 February 2014; 13:41)

Negativity (41,285) by Douglas Smith from Usa Some of these comments, where is the love or even basic human decency? (Friday 14 February 2014; 12:35)

Darryle (41,284) by Jeremey Carey from United States I agree. I thought the video was amazing, certainly better than her prancing around in a barn. She actually shows emotion on her face and I love the water scene. I think the story shows that she's a mermaid/butterfly that wants to come to land for her man like Anita Baker said. (Friday 14 February 2014; 12:03)

You're Mine (41,283) by clueey23 from USA Yes, RJJ12, so many "Maybach" moments. With more to come. But I agree, she's given me everything I asked for and more with this single release. I notice that people need to watch interviews and watch videos and listen to the song a bit more. Like live with this release for a minute. It's been two days and folks are already complaining about this and that, in which they contributed nothing. I've found the interviews to be real and down to earth. The Breakfast Club interview was more of the real MC, IMO. The song hasn't even made its impact on radio yet. People act like the iTunes charts are the end all, be all. Obviously, once we get these live performances on day and night programming the sales and also spins will increase. Everyone I know who has heard this song and the remix, love it. And not lambs,the regular Joes that don't know a play by play of MCs music career. (Friday 14 February 2014; 11:20)

Darryle (41,282) by Licia from USA The Trey scenes in the video where he is at a photo shoot just doesn't make sense or match here scenes in any way. The last scene with him in the bed is the only scene with him that sort of made sense like he's in bed dreaming of her. (Friday 14 February 2014; 10:52)

Interviews (41,281) by Licia from USA I saw a few interviews where she was not drinking and was answering questions to the best of her ability. Why hasn't anyone mentioned those as well as the supposed bad ones? I thought the Breakfast Club interview was hilarious and I didn't think what she said about Ariana or Beyonce was shady at all. To not know a song is not shade. I take it you all know every song by every artist that is played on the radio. I'll wait. (Friday 14 February 2014; 10:46)

Mariah losing respect (41,280) by Eternal from Italy I'm glad most of us lambs are finally facing the fact that Mariah is losing touch of her own self. Sites like Perez Hilton have picked up on her rambling conversations about inane topics and her ever increasing fervor for champagne, and all this negative press serves only to distract listeners from her new single. It isn't about blindly criticising Mariah, it's the fact that her recent appearances are making her lose the hard-earned respect that she has spent half of her life to attain. When people talked about Mariah in the 90s, they talked about her amazing vocal range, technique and huge catalogue of brilliant songs like Vision of Love and My All. People loved that about her and bought her albums/singles willingly. Now whenever I hear my friends and family talk about Mariah, they only know about her crazy diva demands, arrogant attitude and how she seems to take so much effort to reach certain notes. That makes her unlikeable and a non-lamb wouldn't buy her songs to support a person like this. The last time she appeared in public like this was in 2001, let's hope that she gets the wake up call she needs before she ruins her own image and career again. The last time she had an excuse that she worked too hard, now it's been 4 years since her last album, what's the excuse Mariah? (Friday 14 February 2014; 10:43)

Ms Giselle darling / video song / other things (41,279) by Lamb_O_Chop from Australia How could you defend Drunk In Love's having a storyline, yet not see it for You're Mine? Well then, by your logic You're Mine's storyline would be: Trey couldn't get Mariah off mind at his photoshoot and Mariah couldn't get Trey off her mind in the rainforest. See how simple that was. Moving on: The video was actually cute, she could've done more of course, but what are we gonna do right? It was cute enough. The song is also cute and lovely, is it the next WBT perhaps not, but it's not a bad effort. I believe she'll drop something killer right before the album drops (at least I hope so ). Another thing is, the only people MC has shaded in her recent interviews were the people who deserved it: Nickolas Minaj and Feminem (shade intended). She actually indirectly wish Ariana success and longevity and the her not hearing Beyonce's song was not shade at all, the beyhive was reaching on that one. Now, I admit she should lay off the bubbly and give more serious interviews this era, but as long as she makes great undeniable music people will overlook whatever you all think the problem is. For the person that claims "no one is checking for her", how do you explain the platinum success of #Beautiful? If there's one thing you of all people should know is that you can never count Mariah out. She will always rise from the ashes like a Phoenix. They said her career was "damaged and over" after Glitter and she's still here. So stop I say. (Friday 14 February 2014; 9:58)

Interviews (41,278) by Darryle from USA I agree with everyone saying Mariah was acting divaish and tipsy during interviews. I think this was on purpose though I think Mariah is probably bored of hearing and answering the same questions at every interview so she just skirts around actually answering them. As for throwing shade at the mention of any female artist, I can see why she does it. I mean it's a Mariah Carey interview, she wants to talk about her and her music, family, husband etc. Not Ariana Grande comparisons or the Nicki Minaj AI feud. (Friday 14 February 2014; 8:42)

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