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Re: Billboard week of 12.28 (91,738) (91,743) by Andrew from the United Kingdom Respectfully disagree. If I win an Oscar in 2019 I am not the winner in 2020 just because the awards are not until February. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 12:03)

Re: Mariah and Britney (91,740) (91,742) by amends from Germany I feel like Britney won't be "enough" of a draw to catapult a song to #1 anymore unfortunately. I have nothing against her - actually saw her perform once and it was fun. Either Gaga or someone fresh like Lizzo or Billie eilish would be dope - since Mariah praised Lizzo a few weeks back, that's not too unreasonable right? (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 11:48)

Re: Mariah and Britney (91,740) (91,741) by this_is_qhm from the Philippines Maybe in the mid 2000s until about 2011 but after that? Nah. Even her surprisingly good Glory album failed to resonate with audiences and that was in 2016. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 10:21)

Mariah and Britney (91,740) by Will from Australia I just had a thought that if Mariah and Britney teamed up it'd have a good chance of being a hit, I'm just not sure how that would sound. If it went No.1 that would make them the two artists with No.1 in the 90s, 00s, 10s and 20s, assuming AIWFCIY doesn't achieve it. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 08:15)

Re: Billboard week of 12.28 (91,732) (91,739) by We are Lambily from USA It's still 4 decades grinch. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 05:53)

Re: Billboard week of 12.28 (91,732) (91,738) by Edward from USA Not really, a number one holds its position until the next one takes its place, 7 days to be exact. If "AIWFCIY" crosses over to 2020, it would be holding the #1 spot until January 4. It would be considered a #1 in both decades. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 05:23)

Re: Billboard week of 12.28 (91,732) (91,737) by Bobby A from United States He's back from his hiatus. Lol. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 04:32)

Re: Lambs rejoice (91,730) (91,736) by T from USA I know what you mean but how crazy would it be if Old Town Road only got to fifteen weeks and Mariah still held that record too. If only. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 03:17)

Re: Something I noticed on the Hot 100 (91,731) (91,735) by Edward from USA Andrew, when I saw "Home Alone", it was dubbed in Spanish and I didn't even know a word of English. So, even if the song is part of the soundtrack, I don't remember it maybe because I couldn't connect to its melody. Merry Christmas to you too. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 03:16)

Re: Billboard week of 12.28 (91,732) (91,734) by Horacio from United States According to Billboard, if she stays at #1 for 3 weeks (the last week being the charts dated January 4, 2020), then she will have the record of having a #1 every decade for 4 consecutive decades. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 03:02)

Re: What's our opinion on collabs? (91,723) (91,733) by Bobby A from United States I just thought about this collaboration that would be loved by all. Darryl "DJ" Camper should get Ne-Yo, Jazmine Sullivan and Mariah in studio for a Ne-Yo and Mariah duet. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 01:49)

Re: Billboard week of 12.28 (91,729) (91,732) by Andrew from the United Kingdom You may be number 1 at the start of 2020 but that's a title earned in 2019. When you turn 1 year old, you are not "2" despite being in your second year. If that's a sensible comparison. Which with a bottle and a half of wine seems so. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 01:09)

Re: Something I noticed on the Hot 100 (91,726) (91,731) by Andrew from the United Kingdom You must be the only person in the world who has never seen Home Alone. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 01:05)

Lambs rejoice (91,730) by this_is_qhm from the Philippines Remember how sad, even bitter some got when Lil Nas X broke Mariah and Boyz II Men's record months ago? Now it looks like that was a small price to pay for every record she broke with AIWFCIY topping the charts this year. And these are records that will likely remain unbroken in this lifetime at the very least. The song is truly her ultimate, most enduring and most distinctive musical legacy. Even more exciting is its potential to return to the top spot every year from here on out. Congrats to Mariah and the entire Lambily, but our work is far from done. The best part about this milestone is that the publicity that surrounds it makes it a huge promotional beast on its own. Let's keep it there for the next 2 weeks and watch Mariah make even more records before this year ends. (Wednesday 18 December 2019; 00:35)

Billboard week of 12.28 (91,729) by SM from Citizen of the World Does the week of 12.28 Billboard chart count as the first #1 week of 2020 with it being a few days of December into January? If so this is the current week we are streaming/buying that ends this Thursday night. Does anyone know for sure? Thanks. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 21:58)

Re: What's our opinion on collabs? (91,723) (91,728) by Bobby A from United States We are long overdue for a Maxwell duet. Radio would go crazy. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 21:49)

Re: Oh Santa and When Christmas Comes (91,712) (91,727) by Hector from Mexico That's not going to happen. AIWFCIY has magic on it. It's a very special song since its origin. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 21:20)

Re: Something I noticed on the Hot 100 (91,721) (91,726) by Edward from USA I also noticed that. The fact it has ascended to #3 is also an amazing accomplishment for a song that was first released in 1958. I saw her on TV rejoicing on her rocking chair. If it tops the charts, it would set an even harder record to break, 61 years to #1. Let's hope it doesn't happen though. I had never heard that song before, but equal opportunity is only fair. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 20:33)

Congratz Mariah #19 (91,725) by Nikki from usa This is awesome and long overdue. I always knew this would be the 19th #1. I'm so happy. I don't care how long it stays at the top spot. No matter how much people love the holidays, it's still a tricky feat to compete with current popular artists in today's landscape. The competition has been fierce and still will be. I'm glad all the hard work and over time that's been being put in since October has paid off. It's also evident Mariah's been making some moves behind the scenes for 2020. On another note, I'm not sure how likely it is for current Mariah to be embraced by the masses for future work. She's a touring act now and under contract with LiveNation, so I don't see a whole lot of time being spent to push new singles. She'd require new and different platforms to be seen and heard. I'd never count her out, I just don't see the charts as something she's focused on anymore. She spent most of the 2010's doing creative projects from perfume to makeup and movies to endorsements. I would love to hear "a vibe" from Mariah. Remember the remix to Unforgettable? I miss "a vibe" type of song. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 20:15)

The future (91,724) by We are Lambily from USA I’m so happy for Mariah but I hope 2020 is the year where we forget the #1s and focus on her amazing, untouchable catalogue. (Unless Mariah stays on top for 3 more weeks into 2020.) The Butterfly Returns tour is a great way to sing songs nobody would expect, that’s one of the things that made Caution world tour so great. Give us 2-3 medleys of the #1s and then let’s give it a rest. Mariah really has one of the greatest discography’s. I agree, we need a new single asap, something for the radio. A fun song like or. And then hit us with a ballad only Mariah knows how, was cute but I need Mariah to go deeper. I know Mariah has more great music in her. She used to live in the studio now she has two precious children that needs her attention to. Remy ma talked about this in the latest episode. When you get children, you can’t spend as much time on the studio. I’m hoping now that dem kids are a bit grown, they can understand that mommy has to work. We are gonna come for The Beatles. A album with Beyoncé, Drake and even Rihanna would be dope. Mariah please give us what we really want. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 17:22)

What's our opinion on collabs? (91,723) by jaker20 from US Now that Mariah is at the cusp of beating the most legendary record of all, The Beatles, I'm sure many artists who have ignored her in the past would want to jump to her train and be part of history. Not just collabs with artists, but writers, and producers, etc. Personally I wouldn't want her to get collab no.1, but if she can get one for a quick 20th no.1, then she can save her solo for the 21sth no.1. By the way, I'm glad Mimi didn't promote the Bieber duet of AIWFC or this would have been another Ed-Sheeran-Beyonce scenario where fans of both artists are claiming the success of the song. AIWFCIY is all Mariah through and through. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 16:37)

Re: 19th No 1 (91,718) (91,722) by jaker20 from US Yeah this is the right time to release a hot new single. She is probably getting her creative juices flowing right about now, and when she's inspired, we know what can happen (see Emancipation). (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 16:32)

Something I noticed on the Hot 100 (91,721) by Sarah from Netherlands Not to be *that* person but Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree is also really gaining momentum. Currently at #3, up from #5 last week. Let's hope Mariah can hold onto #1. I'm seeing lots of positive articles from all popular websites. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 15:34)

Congrats MC (91,720) by T from USA When people say "yea but it was bound to happen", they mean for like one week during Christmas. Sure, but this is very different. This is a mid-December #1 hit in 2019. If she stays at #1 for three straight weeks then it will also be a long running #1 hit. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 15:00)

#1's world tour (91,719) by T from USA I'm thinking she should either have a hot single waiting for January or she should capitalize on this by announcing a #1's world tour. (Singing AIWFCIY in July lol.) Let's keep up the streams and the sales because three weeks in a row and a fourth decade would be huge as the rules could change by next year so three weeks might be all we get. Don't quit now. (Tuesday 17 December 2019; 14:51)

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