Every single one of these shots are better than the You're Mine video, she could've used that candy bra and continued with the Valentines theme, since she wasn't going for a story line in the video she released.
Nick is down here in New Orleans. He was at my old job. They were shading him (not to his face though)
One guy said "Nick Cannon has a guy dressed in black and white holding an umbrella in front of him"
The other one said "who's Nick Cannon?"
The guy said "Mariah's son"
My cousin then replied "not TOO much with the Queen"
Mariah Carey's Long-Delayed Album Has Been Cooking 'Like a Honey-Baked Ham'
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Songwriter/producer Bryan-Michael Cox says that work on the project began before the summer of 2010. "We started on this before Mariah got pregnant," he says. But her difficult pregnancy and the birth of her twins in April 2011 delayed work, as did her season as a judge on "American Idol" last year, and, finally, a shoulder injury while filming the video for her single with Miguel, "#Beautiful," last July. "Life happens, and that added to the organic process of making this album," Cox says. "Over the past couple of years we've added songs, scratched songs, slow-baking this record like a honey-baked ham. And when you take a bite of that ham-people will be extremely and pleasantly surprised."
IDJ certainly hopes so. The label's 2013 market share of albums plus track-equivalent albums was 4.0%, according to Nielsen SoundScan, ranking it eighth among the major mainstream labels, or second-to-last ahead of Epic. ... another release from an artist of Carey's caliber would have boosted the label's bottom line.
Carey hinted the album would feature a "lot more raw ballads than people might expect." And in reuniting with producers Jermaine Dupr and Cox-as well as collaborating with Hit-Boy, The-Dream, Rodney Jerkins and Mike Will Made It-she said it was about "making sure I have tons of good music."
Cox describes the album as a "mashup of what's new, a mélange of R&B, hip-hop and pop plus the classic melodies and lyrics we know her for." A major-market R&B/hip-hop programmer says Carey and IDJ will enjoy a "solid measure of success" if the singer returns to her roots: great midtempos and ballads. "'Sonically, her last album wasn't bad," the programmer says. "But it depended too much on samples and guest appearances. There's no sample on this new single, but again the buy-in factor to a younger, hipper audience is that she's paired on a remix with Trey Songz to help co-sign how relative she is to new consumers who may not be aware of her previous track record of success. I'm not sure if they're going to opt in."
They been carefully using her best songs she's recorded from 2011-2014 yet could only deliver Triumphant, #Beautiful, The Art of Letting Go, and You're Mine? Oh boy, I am scared for this album.
They been carefully using her best songs she's recorded from 2011-2014 yet could only deliver Triumphant, #Beautiful, The Art of Letting Go, and You're Mine? Oh boy, I am scared for this album.
That too, you know I love #Beautiful so I'm not going to get into that. But she has (multiple!!!) records by people like Hit-Boy, Mike WIll. Why don't we hear something like that, instead of stale ass Rodney Jerkins?
Every single one of these shots are better than the You're Mine video, she could've used that candy bra and continued with the Valentines theme, since she wasn't going for a story line in the video she released.
Queen, ha candy-coated lingerie. 
