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About RibbonB from USA: I love Mariah's Music.

Re: Last Kiss (93,872) (93,873) by RibbonB from USA Aww, I love that video too. (Thursday 30 April 2020; 01:48)

Re: Last Kiss (93,867) (93,871) by RibbonB from USA TMB, timeless classic. There at are a little dated, but I love Migrate and I'll Be Lovin, FTR, ISIL. Cruise Control didn't age as well as I thought it would. (Thursday 30 April 2020; 00:59)

Re: Mariah vs ? on IG (93,855) (93,857) by RibbonB from USA She may be queen of slick shade, but she doesn't do tit for that well, which is why the thing with her and Nicki was so distasteful. Mimi might wanna leave that smoke alone. Janet can't be bothered, I bet. Mimi would require a whole dj to push the buttons and please not snufalufaGus. (Wednesday 29 April 2020; 15:37)

Re: Mariah vs ? on IG (93,834) (93,850) by RibbonB from USA She's not ready for Toni 's level of Petty and shade. Toni was clowning Teddy, obviously team Babyface. Perhaps she could team up with Timbaland vs. Swizz and Alicia. (Wednesday 29 April 2020; 13:02)

Re: On a positive note (93,836) (93,847) by RibbonB from USA Oh I know, I skip around and over too. So redundant. (Wednesday 29 April 2020; 12:47)

Re: On a positive note (93,831) (93,838) by RibbonB from USA Thanks Eric, that article wasn't up when I asked. (Wednesday 29 April 2020; 07:44)

Re: On a positive note (93,829) (93,831) by RibbonB from USA What did she sing? And I can't believe you missed all that shade from a few posts past. I usually only shade him here for you. (Wednesday 29 April 2020; 01:14)

Surprise (93,830) by RibbonB from USA So Mimi got a little E=MC2 surprise. That's cool. And dem kids will be nine, how fun. Hopefully things will be more normal by the time they hit their teens. I'm so over this pandemic. Hoping we all stay alive and well. (Wednesday 29 April 2020; 01:01)

Re: Article: Mariah Carey shares kitchen selfie holding two kettles (93,756) (93,766) by RibbonB from USA Great receipts. Also Mimi wasn't releasing many, if any, personal, at home photos in the 90's. Nor was Kristofer Buckle working for her in the early 90's and pre social media as we know it. He usually takes her casually posed at home, head cocked to the side photos, or it was possibly taken by Mr. "Chex for sex " himself. Hi Licia. (Friday 24 April 2020; 15:14)

Re: Right knee (93,757) (93,765) by RibbonB from USA I don't know her. (Friday 24 April 2020; 15:02)

Re: Right knee (93,749) (93,753) by RibbonB from USA Doing a reverse triple axle off a parallel bar in high school. How'd you miss that fun fact? (Thursday 23 April 2020; 22:02)

Re: What if (93,684) (93,685) by RibbonB from USA No. Her drive and creativity fueled her success. If things were different she may have been forever stifled or worse, muffled and or destroyed. But I'm sure many will speculate differently, but it's all a futile exercise in "what ifs" anyway. (Friday 17 April 2020; 22:03)

Re: New album title (93,658) (93,668) by RibbonB from USA We haven't had a good personal name song title since Eleanor Rigby. It's time. (Friday 17 April 2020; 01:25)

Re: New album title (93,640) (93,647) by RibbonB from USA Terrible title. How about "Carol Baskin"? Lmao. At least one song with that title. (Thursday 16 April 2020; 00:59)

Re: Clark sisters biopic (93,600) (93,604) by RibbonB from USA Yes lawdy. Too much tea, where none was really expected. Twinkie Clark is a genius. I loved how much emotion they shared about their relationship with their legendary mom. Check again tonight and TV one is airing their episode of Unsung tonight as well. (Monday 13 April 2020; 02:41)

Clark sisters biopic (93,590) by RibbonB from USA Licia, please tell me you saw it last night on Lifetime? It was so good. I just love those gospel singing legends. They should have had a miniseries. It was cool to see so many legends showing them love on Twitter, like Anita Baker and Dianne Reeves. (Sunday 12 April 2020; 21:12)

Re: RIP Bill Withers (93,500) (93,502) by RibbonB from USA Yes indeed. His songs are so classic, impactful, memorable. Just amazing. And it's great that he retired and just lived life, for a few decades, at least two. I've been wanting to see his documentary, Still Bill, from a few years ago, now I will have to look for it. (Saturday 4 April 2020; 21:44)

RIP Bill Withers (93,495) by RibbonB from USA What a loss. What an amazing storyteller, singer, songwriter. A lovely Day is a perfect little ditty. I would love to know what his most recent songs were, if any. He has so many classic compositions. (Friday 3 April 2020; 21:44)

Re: Acapella / piano for the benefit special (93,388) (93,393) by RibbonB from USA Yeah Hero is her best bet. (Friday 27 March 2020; 12:38)

Re: Acapella / piano for the benefit special (93,381) (93,386) by RibbonB from USA It might go viral for the wrong reason though. (Thursday 26 March 2020; 18:37)

Re: Andy Cohen (93,350) (93,353) by RibbonB from USA I said nothing hateful or about hate. Trump is in fact inept and more concerned about his image than the health and welfare of U.S. citizens. He's a clown and his ego is detrimental to our well being. He lies daily and accepts no blame. Be upset and be concerned for your own hygiene. (Sunday 22 March 2020; 23:51)

Re: I never thought (93,346) (93,352) by RibbonB from USA Actually, someone did say that. (Sunday 22 March 2020; 20:04)

Re: I never thought (93,342) (93,344) by RibbonB from USA I'm so glad things are improving there. Thanks for the first hand warning and reminder to all of us to stay inside. (Sunday 22 March 2020; 13:04)

Re: Andy Cohen (93,340) (93,341) by RibbonB from USA Sadly people voted for a racist clown for president. What's even worse is corrupt Republican Senators voted to keep him when there was a perfect opportunity to be rid of him with impeachment. Now because of his greed and his stupidity we are less safe and I'll prepared for a pandemic. I hope he and his cronies lose it all, after getting arrested for insider trading. Trump'S delusional and dangerous, IMO. (Saturday 21 March 2020; 19:34)

Re: Pandemic (93,303) (93,305) by RibbonB from USA Ain't that the truth? Although I hope she doesn't catch it like Idris, or Tom Hanks. We could all do without a new pandemic disease, so more importantly let's hope we all survive. On another note, when things clear, or settle down, I bet some comedian is going to have a fire routine about this dystopian year. (Monday 16 March 2020; 23:58)

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