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Re: Nick (94,653) (94,655) by Anonymous from Well said Licia. (Monday 20 July 2020; 19:09)

Re: Nick (94,649) (94,654) by MusicfanJ from Germany I know Mariah wrote Clown for Eminem. But it would also suit Nick especialy the sentence "Nobody cares if the tears of a clown fall down." I mean he's not a teeanger, he's a public person and he should have known better. Health issues, who has not. At this crisis I think 95 per cent of the people have problems. But they don't talk about stuff like he did. Luckily. But yes maybe he will think twice in the future. (Monday 20 July 2020; 17:00)

Re: Nick (94,651) (94,653) by Licia from USA Nick was wrong for what he said. I hope he really did learn from his mistake. Anyway, that second paragraph was complete and utter bs. I'm sorry those idiots marching bother y'all so much. Despite what y'all believe not all black people are criminals and not all of us are marching because we feel criminals don't need to get punished or that the cops are just being meanies. They are marching because people like Breonna Taylor (who wasn't a criminal btw) died unjustly and it has been happening far too often. If they did something wrong they definitely deserved to go to jail, but in a few of these situations the punishment did not fit the crime. In 2020 I've learned you can march for gay rights, the right to not to wear a mask in a pandemic, the right to bear arms, but you can not march or take a knee against police brutality or just be black. (Monday 20 July 2020; 15:55)

48th Grammys performance (94,652) by Bobby A from United States Was MC's performance of We Belong Together/Fly Like A Bird at the 48th Grammys Awards the last time she sang those high notes and belted with such confident? I can't think another performance where she showed so much confident with her performance. And when I listen to Karen Clark-Sheard, I wonder why after 40 years she still has the same vocal abilities that she had when she was in her 20's. (Monday 20 July 2020; 14:03)

Re: Nick (94,650) (94,651) by Stacey from USA Exactly to your second paragraph, especially the last sentence or two. Too bad I can't put like a million exclamation points behind "exactly". (Monday 20 July 2020; 02:26)

Re: Nick (94,647) (94,650) by Andrew from the United Kingdom It is the popular go-to: make yourself out to be a victim. So, discovered to be an anti-Semite and lost your job and reputation? Claim you are suffering mental health issues. Very good way of saying the backlash gives you the boo-hoos and you'd rather it stopped. Imagine if it was thought that people who commit crimes should not be sent to prison because the people who caught them were meanies and it upset them. Oh wait, that's right. Nick was on a march with idiots who want just that. (Sunday 19 July 2020; 15:26)

Nick (94,649) by Gee from U.S.A. (New York City) Nick put himself in fire now he has to put it out. Yes his actions have caused him to lose so endorsements, and part of his brand. However he has learned that he must be careful when expressing himself because major corporations are not be toyed with when they invest in you because they don’t mind taking their money out of your pocket if they feel like you are not representing them properly. On another note playing with suicide is no laughing matter because [there are] people who are going through some really traumatic things besides losing money contemplating taking their lives. The point is Nick needs to learn from this, and be cautious of how he uses his platform, and his words before he truly loses a lot more the next time. However he can bounce back from this as long as he educates himself, and realizes the power in his words. (Sunday 19 July 2020; 15:17)

Someday Live Debut (94,648) by enwar00 from usa Here it is on YouTube in case anyone wants to hear it. Never heard it before. I don't mind it even with mistakes or whatever is happening. (Sunday 19 July 2020; 07:23)

Re: Nick (94,643) (94,647) by Bill from the UK I'm not sure how I feel about Nick now putting his location as heaven, saying he is leaving the planet, and goodbye earth etc. If he is genuinely suicidal then that is one thing, and I wish him all the help in the world against that struggle. If however he is belittling suicide by over dramatising for likes and sympathy, then that is probably as worse as his anti-Semitic comments. (Sunday 19 July 2020; 07:12)

Re: See ya, Nick (94,644) (94,646) by We are Lambily from USA There was no need to mention [Black Lives Matter], [Nick] said some things, he apologized and we should all move on. Nick is not going anywhere, he still has his job at Fox #1 show, his radio shows, his talk show has been pushed but it's coming. You can't keep hardworking talents down, just ask Mariah. (Saturday 18 July 2020; 19:13)

Re: Mariah's current look (94,611) (94,645) by Andrew from the United Kingdom Bill, I hope one day someone loves me the way you love Mariah. (Saturday 18 July 2020; 16:06)

Re: See ya, Nick (94,609) (94,644) by Andrew from the United Kingdom Brad; isn't it funny? They all come crying, Nick and others, that black lives matter and how they are the victims of bigotry. Mention Jews and/or gays, and you start to see true colours appear. (Saturday 18 July 2020; 16:05)

Nick (94,643) by Bobby A from United States Nick has apologized for what he said. He has lost a lot in the past four days. He posted on Twitter that his community is calling him a sell-out for apologizing. Also, he posted some concerning cryptic messages about his current mental health. He is a human being who made a mistake. He is a father to 4 beautiful children. I wish the media and other critics would leave him alone. Pray for Nick. (Saturday 18 July 2020; 12:21)

Re: The Live Debut (94,637) (94,642) by Stacey from USA Hey. I don't post much either. Too busy these days. Dubbed or not, her voice was simply amazing. Love Don't Play That Song and Vanishing. (Saturday 18 July 2020; 08:07)

Re: The Live Debut (94,636) (94,641) by Will from England To be fair though that whole performance was a big mishap with missed cues and having to play catch up on her part. Not surprised it was included. (Friday 17 July 2020; 23:18)

The Live Debut 1990 (94,640) by Terna from Nigeria Just purchased the EP and I'm loving every minute of it especially Love Takes Time, there's just something about that song that takes me there. Then the surprise Vanishing performance which is a first listen for me and quite a pleasant surprise. I love the raw unedited, unpolished feel and sound this EP has - the unbalanced sound levels, with the instrumentation sometimes louder than the vocals makes it comes across as authentic and untouched. (Friday 17 July 2020; 21:09)

Re: Undubbed Live Debut (94,634) (94,639) by Bill from the UK It was dubbed, you can tell the differences in pitching when watching the DVD vs what MC just put out. Plus, the most obvious is the whistle on Don't Play That Song. But it's all good. I am glad she is breaking away from everything having to be 100% perfect. I can live with 99.9%. (Friday 17 July 2020; 18:46)

Re: Undubbed Live Debut (94,634) (94,638) by Bobby A from United States This is so wonderful. I have been blasting it all day. MC never ceases to surprise us. (Friday 17 July 2020; 18:19)

Re: The Live Debut (94,628) (94,637) by Deedre aka MiTodoChop @HBF from Canada Just bought the live EP. Super stoked to see what the other goodies are. Great way to start the weekend. Hope everyone is well. I haven't posted in ages, but I'm still happy I was one of the lucky ones to get a signed AIWFCIY single from her website. They had a glitch on the site and I was one of the first to order so I got a signed one even though I don't live in the US. Yay. (Friday 17 July 2020; 17:52)

Re: The Live Debut (94,628) (94,636) by enwar00 from usa LMAO that Someday got the boot once again. Hilarious. (Friday 17 July 2020; 17:36)

Don't Play That Song (94,635) by enwar00 from usa I never had The First Vision VHS so Don't Play That Song is completely new to me, and I'm loving it. Definitely hear the Aretha in it. Such a treat to have something new to me from 20 year old Mariah, truly a #MC30 moment. I'm a bigger fan of her vocals stylings as she progressed but it's great to hear the raw power in this early performance. (Friday 17 July 2020; 17:35)

Re: Undubbed Live Debut (94,632) (94,634) by Chicago Lamb from USA I own the debut "First Vision" VHS. The Tattoo Club performance was never dubbed over, so the performance remains to this day in its original state. I watched it everyday after school for almost a year, I was obsessed. (Friday 17 July 2020; 13:54)

The live debut EP (94,633) by Gee from U.S.A. (New York City) This is perfect way to kick off MC30. This was a nice surprise that we as her fans can enjoy. The young girl with big dreams continues to amaze us with her indescribable gifts. Thank you MC for this rarity. I am so thankful to be able to enjoy these moments that you have in store for us. Everyone be safe, and enjoy your day Archives family. (Friday 17 July 2020; 13:45)

Re: Undubbed Live Debut (94,630) (94,632) by Bill from the UK I always found her undubbed vocals better. It's so much more real, like she's in the room with you. This is why I also loved St John the Divine so much because it is her "once through" singing voice. The weaker whistle on Don't Play That Song just proves she can genuinely hit those notes and like everybody she is human. The EP is beautiful, I can't stop playing it. (Friday 17 July 2020; 11:43)

Re: Undubbed Live Debut (94,630) (94,631) by Jamie from UK Yeah I noticed that too. Funny she didn't leave it as it was but nice to have something new. (Friday 17 July 2020; 11:06)

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