A celebration of the legendary singer/songwriter Mariah Carey! This thread is a celebration that will begin this week. We will walk through Mariah Carey's career including her 18 #1 singles, her 200 million albums sold, her highly publicized breakdown, her comeback, her missteps, and much more!
As we walk through each era, listen to the album of discussion, post your favorite interviews, gifs, music videos, etc.
This thread is designed for Mariah stans, casual fans, and those interested in learning more about what makes this woman a LEGEND in the music industry.
A word of caution, any troll posts to intentionally ruffle feathers (we have some trolls that like to purposely insult Mariah) WILL be reported. It's okay to have personal opinions but this is a CELEBRATION thread.
Open up that Bacardi cuz it's Mariah's night. No stress, no fights!
I'm not one of those girls who'll wait around
Crying 'cause you're playing dirty all over town
You can't do that
I'm not a door mat
You're just a player
That's not my format
I'm not one of those girls who'll wait around
Crying 'cause you're playing dirty all over town
You can't do that
I'm not a door mat
You're just a player
That's not my format
Yasss!!!! We need another rapping moment from Mariah! Prisoner is my favorite track from her debut no doubt.
This wasn't part of her demo, she didn't even write it, she recorded it as a favour for her friend Ken Cedar to give to other signed artists, and it ended up being recorded and released by Judy Torres
Let's see what iMpaCt Mariah Carey debut album has
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R&B singer Beyoncé Knowles said that she began doing vocal "runs" after listening to "Vision of Love" for the first time.[1] Similarly, pop singers Rihanna and Christina Aguilera cited the song and Carey as big influences in her career as a singer. In an interview during the early stages of her career, Aguilera said "I've totally looked up to Mariah since 'Vision of Love' came out."
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The New Yorker named "Vision of Love" the "Magna Carta of melisma" for it and Carey's influence on pop and R&B singers and American Idol contestants.
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Rolling Stone said that "the fluttering strings of notes that decorate songs like "Vision of Love," inspired the entire American Idol vocal school, for better or worse, and virtually every other female R&B singer since the nineties."
This wasn't part of her demo, she didn't even write it, she recorded it as a favour for her friend Ken Cedar to give to other signed artists, and it ended up being recorded and released by Judy Torres
wait I just knew this, I feel humiliated as a stan
This wasn't part of her demo, she didn't even write it, she recorded it as a favour for her friend Ken Cedar to give to other signed artists, and it ended up being recorded and released by Judy Torres