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Write it forward (93,085) by Norman from USA I really wish Mariah would write or collab in writing songs for the following artists: Jojo Jennifer Hudson Tori Kelly Normani Kelly Clarkson Sam Smith Jessie J Kelly Rowland Dinah Jane I'm sure I'm forgetting others, but it's who popped into my right now. Anyone else you'd add to the list? (Saturday 29 February 2020; 07:41)

Re: Anyone else listen to E=MC2 more than TEOM? (93,081) (93,084) by Norman from USA Absolutely. I find myself listening to Memoirs and Caution more than either of the two previously mentioned. (Saturday 29 February 2020; 06:43)

Re: Anyone else listen to E=MC2 more than TEOM? (93,081) (93,083) by Myles from CT, USA Yes. I mean I love them both. E=MC2 had such a party, fun and summery theme. So many wasted singles opportunities. Cruise Control, Side Effects and I'm That Chick are incredible. For The Record Is A Gem that has always been a go to for me. I love this album so much. (Saturday 29 February 2020; 04:30)

Re: Anyone else listen to E=MC2 more than TEOM? (93,081) (93,082) by The Real Deal from USA I was ranking Mariah's albums and I put E=MC2 above TEOM. (Saturday 29 February 2020; 02:35)

Anyone else listen to E=MC2 more than TEOM? (93,081) by Deedre aka MiTodoChop @HBF from Canada It isn't that I don't like TEOM maybe more that the album became so huge? E=MC2 is such a fun vibe I tend to play it more. Lol. (Friday 28 February 2020; 20:12)

Re: What career achievement makes you most proud? (93,067) (93,080) by Terna from Nigeria For me that would be "The Emancipation Of Mimi" 2005/2006. An era I experienced in real-time, being a new Lamb sorta. The way the stars aligned for that era was mind blowing, everything was perfect, Mariah was everywhere. Getting the CD from the record store, running home to listen to it in its entirety (I used the whole weekend lol). Playing "We Belong Together" for the first time and hearing that final minute - the sudden two octave leap, the sustain to infinity, haha and finding out the song had hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100. There are no words to describe that feeling. The sense of exoneration I felt when it was confirmed TEOM was the biggest selling record of 2005, that culminated with her winning 3 Grammys. Wow. This era I hold very dear to my heart. And I will never forget that time. Ever. (Friday 28 February 2020; 19:33)

Re: Hair (93,076) (93,079) by Andrew from the United Kingdom If I dressed like Lady Gaga at a Halloween party having got my hair cut in dim light by a one-eyed ketamine addict I would still look good. (Friday 28 February 2020; 19:20)

Evergreens (93,078) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway When it comes to the divas, Whitney Houston, Madonna, Celine Dion and Mariah Carey, which songs will be evergreens? I more often hear songs from Whitney Houston and Madonna at sporting events and tv programmes. I most seldom hear a Celine Dion song being played. I'm afraid that most of Mariah's cataloge is now only listened to by her fans, and that the AIWFCIY is really the only evergreen Mariah has. But what do you guys think, which songs of Mariah will be played 50 years from now? (Friday 28 February 2020; 17:33)

Emotions Daydream Tour (undubbed) (93,077) by Manuel from Germany This is new dahlings and I love it. (Friday 28 February 2020; 11:49)

Re: Hair (93,074) (93,076) by We are Lambily from USA Andrew, post a link on how you dress, I'm sure it's 100% worse. (Friday 28 February 2020; 09:29)

Re: What career achievement makes you most proud? (93,072) (93,075) by Randy from USA TBH my love for WBT has worn thin. When I listen to the instrumental it's the same chords over and over and the second verse is kinda cheesy to me now. However, if you ask me what my favorite achievement it is both that song hitting number one and lasting for fourteen weeks. Here's why. They said it was over for MC and even though ILY did better than anything on Glitter or Charmbracelet it wasn't a hit. WBT getting up there and staying up there was a feat after two commercial "flops". And then people wanted to say that OSD hit 16 weeks because Boyz II Men were on it. So WBT staying fourteen weeks at number one proved that she had chart dominance all by herself. So that's why that moment is probably my favorite career moment for MiMi. (Friday 28 February 2020; 03:42)

Hair (93,074) by Andrew from the United Kingdom The flat ironed hair looks shit. The hair at Billboard for the Icon Award was amazing. Why does Mariah insist on straightened hair, clown make up and hideous outfits? Is she so lost as to think this looks good? (Friday 28 February 2020; 01:48)

Re: What career achievement makes you most proud? (93,072) (93,073) by Andrew from the United Kingdom Summer 2008 was also the time of my life. E=MC2 is the best album because of that. Can't nobody can't nobody tell me nuttin'. (Friday 28 February 2020; 01:46)

Re: What career achievement makes you most proud? (93,067) (93,072) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway I broke up with my boyfriend December 2007 and got severly depressed that lasted for months. In april 2008 I was back on my feet again, and Mariah released Touch My Body. It went on to be her 18th #1, and suddenly she was everywhere in the media, and family members called me to congratulate me that Mariah had surpassed Elvis to be the solo artist with the most number 1's. I bought E=MC2 and it became the soundtrack of summer 2008. Thinking of that time gives me such good feelings. So I guess Mariah becoming queen of Billboard Hot 100 is the achievement I'm most proud of. (Thursday 27 February 2020; 19:43)

Re: What career achievement makes you most proud? (93,067) (93,071) by Billy from Greece "Artist of the decade" for me was major. The whole event. The way she walked through the crowd, her energy, her speech. She was it. (Thursday 27 February 2020; 14:14)

Re: Career achievement (93,070) by Jeff from USA I will always love the triumph of WBT. Shut 'em all up. (Thursday 27 February 2020; 14:04)

Tik tok (93,069) by We are Lambily from USA Mariah slayed those high notes, and Monroe will be such a great actress. (Thursday 27 February 2020; 11:05)

Re: What career achievement makes you most proud? (93,067) (93,068) by Tijl from Belgium Her entire career and her numerous achievements have yet to be surpassed and perhaps never will be. (Thursday 27 February 2020; 11:02)

What career achievement makes you most proud? (93,067) by Gee from U.S.A. (New York City) As fans of Mariah we have seen her overcome some major lows, and we have also been around to see her achieve some incredible milestones. But I have a question as a fan what career achievement are you must proud of. 90's Artist of the decade 00's Female artist of the millennium 10's Pop icon/Billboard icon 20's Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee For me it would be a tie between the SWHOF, and the artist of the decade. But all of these achievements are special in their own way. (Thursday 27 February 2020; 01:02)

Re: Slipping Away on IG (93,064) (93,066) by Andrew from the United Kingdom I demand a large recent excerpt from said log. Honestly, I need to see this. William O. C Davies. (Wednesday 26 February 2020; 22:35)

Re: Slipping Away on IG (93,061) (93,065) by enwar00 from usa That's the cutest thing I've ever heard. (Wednesday 26 February 2020; 21:09)

Re: Slipping Away on IG (93,063) (93,064) by Bill from the UK Um. (Wednesday 26 February 2020; 18:48)

Re: Slipping Away on IG (93,061) (93,063) by Andrew from the United Kingdom William, wait up. You don't *actually* log and rate everything you watch and read? Do you? You're kidding, right? (Wednesday 26 February 2020; 14:19)

Re: Dreamlover (93,060) (93,062) by Bill from the UK Yes, in Mariah's "Her Story" biography by Chris Nickson, it goes into some detail around Dreamlover and the original sessions and Walter wading it to make it more suitable for top 40 radio and give it that Summery bounce it has. Both iterations are good, but I have to give WA credit (I know we don't like doing that here ever since emblazonedgate). He did a great job of taking that song to another level and really lifting it up. (Wednesday 26 February 2020; 13:32)

Re: Slipping Away on IG (93,055) (93,061) by Bill from the UK They're logged in my Excel workbook of life. I log every single film, book, TV series, album etc. that I watch and listen to and rate them accordingly. I need help I know. PS I was at the Daydream concert in London. (Wednesday 26 February 2020; 05:53)

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