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I won't allow it (112,432) by Lambi from USA I literally can't. Imagine making a child say, "Hi. I'm Beautiful/Powerful/Legendary" as an introduction. "You're what? Oh that's your name?" Why did they not think these through? Was he saying affirmations in the mirror every day so something called him to name them adjectives? Was he just so deep in his divinity study that he felt "Rise Messiah" was appropriate? I know some celebrities tend to have "the chosen" syndrome, thinking they're truly the chosen ones so they name their kids "Saint" and "Kulture" but Nick Cannon took it to another level I never thought possible. Because what do you mean, "Powerful Queen"? How do you actually expect anyone to ever take them seriously? (Tuesday 18 November 2025; 22:03) this is a reply to message 112,431

I won't allow it (112,431) by Edward from USA Those are names only a narcissist could come up with. Sadly, the kids are the ones who'll have to deal with the consequences. Imagine introducing yourself: "Hi, my name is Legendary Love, my sister's name is Powerful Queen, and, just in case you're religious, my anointed little brother is named Rise Messiah." Lord, have mercy. I can understand these women having children with Nick for the financial security he provides, but letting him saddle their kids with such ridiculous names? That's the part I'll never understand. Before his selfish attempt at creating his own "tribe", I used to defend Nick whenever people criticized or blamed him for anything. But at this point, and given his behavior, I really don't like him anymore. It's obvious he views his kids as extensions of himself, which is another classic trait of a narcissist. (Tuesday 18 November 2025; 17:25)

I won't allow it (112,426) by Lambi from USA You guys, I just saw ET covering Monroe's clarification about having only one full sibling, and they listed all the other kids' names: • Golden • Powerful Queen • Rise Messiah • Onyx Ice Cole • Zion Mixolydian • Zillion Heir • Beautiful Zeppelin • Legendary Love • Zen • Halo At first I genuinely thought it was satire. LMAO. But no, those are really their names. I already felt bad for the kids, and now I feel even worse. What in the world? Mariah saying "corny like fritos" was absolutely accurate. I don't think I can dislike Nick Cannon more. My goodness, those poor children. (Tuesday 18 November 2025; 09:54) this is a reply to message 112,421

I won't allow it (112,421) by Lambi from USA "I won't entertain all your narcissistic ways." My bet is Nick because he openly acknowledged he was clinically diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder. He stated on his podcast that he identifies with most of the "markers" for the disorder, such as a sense of self-importance and a belief that his words are significant, and I fully agree. He does this thing where he virtue signals his way to make a point, ultimately wanting to be correct and appear to be good. But it's all a facade. An example would be when he said that the concept of monogamy (one person for the rest of your life) is rooted in ownership, a "Euro-centric" concept, that was to classify property. And that "I don't have ownership over any of the mothers, we create families, we created a beautiful entity." He managed to make, "I actually just want to stay as a teenager and be a whore and be irresponsible" sound like it's a good thing. Not caring how these kids will not have a fully present father. He's totally deluded by his unfinished "PhD" in the course of divinity (a made up degree). A complete narcissist indeed. I'm genuinely so glad Mariah got away from that weirdo and is very much thriving. The pendulum also seems to be swinging back now that the twins are finally waking up to their father's bs. (Monday 17 November 2025; 13:38)

Yours (112,424) by Lambi from USA RCA might've punched the air in 2005 when they realized how much they fumbled the bag. Mariah outshined, out-prettied, out-sang everyone else in the game and definitively outdid herself. (Monday 17 November 2025; 23:32) this is a reply to message 112,418

Yours (112,418) by Edward from USA Not really. Mariah has been far more relevant than Justin ever since the success of TEOM. If Mariah had approached RCA anytime after 2005, I'm pretty sure they wouldn't have had any objections. (Monday 17 November 2025; 04:20)

Monroe's post (112,423) by Lambi from USA Oh she just reposts random sayings. Sounds pretty irrelevant from Roeroe, I find it to just be virtue signaling, like she just wants everyone to know that she's a "girl's girl", which she is definitively not when she's sharing a man with 4 other women. I'm literally so fascinated at how Nick Cannon's baby mamas think and how they all willingly signed up into his mess. They really don't respect themselves. (Monday 17 November 2025; 21:07) this is a reply to message 112,422

Monroe's post (112,422) by Lara from Middle East She posted a story, a repost saying something like, "Don't ask me if I like my mother or brother, ask me if I like my sister." (Monday 17 November 2025; 15:06)

I won't allow it (112,421) by Lambi from USA "I won't entertain all your narcissistic ways." My bet is Nick because he openly acknowledged he was clinically diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder. He stated on his podcast that he identifies with most of the "markers" for the disorder, such as a sense of self-importance and a belief that his words are significant, and I fully agree. He does this thing where he virtue signals his way to make a point, ultimately wanting to be correct and appear to be good. But it's all a facade. An example would be when he said that the concept of monogamy (one person for the rest of your life) is rooted in ownership, a "Euro-centric" concept, that was to classify property. And that "I don't have ownership over any of the mothers, we create families, we created a beautiful entity." He managed to make, "I actually just want to stay as a teenager and be a whore and be irresponsible" sound like it's a good thing. Not caring how these kids will not have a fully present father. He's totally deluded by his unfinished "PhD" in the course of divinity (a made up degree). A complete narcissist indeed. I'm genuinely so glad Mariah got away from that weirdo and is very much thriving. The pendulum also seems to be swinging back now that the twins are finally waking up to their father's bs. (Monday 17 November 2025; 13:38) this is a reply to message 112,402

I won't allow it (112,402) by MusicfanJ from Germany I thought it's about Nick. Someone wrote on here in the US, there's a proactive organization or something he was a member of? It's indeed a fun song, I love it too. Maybe "Confetti and Champagne" is about Bryan, who knows. (Saturday 15 November 2025; 15:39)

Monroe's post (112,420) by Lambi from USA Wait I missed the tea, what did Brittany Bell say? (Monday 17 November 2025; 12:54) this is a reply to message 112,405

Monroe's post (112,405) by Lara from Middle East I wonder if Brittany Bell is because of Roe's stories. (Saturday 15 November 2025; 20:34)

Bruno (112,419) by Lambi from USA Nostradamus Insider predicted: • Big budget It's Time video with Joseph Khan - correct • That she'll be guaranteed to have a Grammy nomination - incorrect • Mini-concert programmed associated with a big platform - to be proven (I hope it's Tiny Desk) • Docu-series next year - to be proven • HFIA push will continue after Christmas - to be proven (most likely true though) • Remix single coming - to be proven Who do you guys think it will be with? People have suggested Bruno Mars, Drake, Justin Bieber, Ariana, KATSEYE and Paul McCartney. I think In Your Feelings will most likely be the next single since she had said "I think it is" when a fan asked if it is. Part of me believes Bruno will actually be the one she's doing it with. Or at least I hope they see the people's reactions from the faux announcement and they actually end up making it happen. Speaking it to existence. (Monday 17 November 2025; 10:34) this is a reply to message 112,414

Bruno (112,414) by Dove from United States That would sound really good. I love both of their voices and sounds. (Sunday 16 November 2025; 12:52)

Bruno (112,412) by Lambi from USA That's been debunked because Grammys will be on February 1, 2026. I do hope there's some legs to a Bruno collaboration though. And if they do a song together, I hope they write it too. They're both vocally set apart from their contemporaries and both are undeniably gifted songwriters. The result will most likely be a monstrous banger. (Sunday 16 November 2025; 10:16) this is a reply to message 112,407

Bruno (112,407) by Bobby A from United States Bruno Mars would sound good on IYF. I hope the rumor floating around on social media is true that they will perform the remix on the Grammys in January. (Saturday 15 November 2025; 23:13)

Yours (112,411) by Lambi from USA I wonder why JT's version was never released? I actually think he's vocally good and definitely a formative collaborator. (Sunday 16 November 2025; 09:58) this is a reply to message 112,399

Damizza won't stop vomiting untruths (112,399) by BFF from United States I actually believe it in the sense that I think the idea was proposed to Mariah by Island/Def Jam but she shot it down really quickly. It sounds like the proposal came around 2002-2004 when Jennifer Lopez's career was surging and Mariah was still in the wilderness from the "Glitter" fallout. I don't think the duet was ever going to happen, but the idea being proposed to her sounds credible to me. I also remember Mariah recording a version of "Yours" with Justin Timberlake and the information that Mariah had collaborated with Daniel Bedingfield as well. It sounds like Island/Def Jam was trying to pressure Mariah into these duets to ensure a "hit" for "Charmbracelet", but it was clear that Mariah's vision for "Charmbracelet" was healing and catharsis and not commercial appeal. I think it was the right move to table all of these collaborations during that period. Otherwise, Mariah would have been accused of riding those people's coattails back to the charts. (Saturday 15 November 2025; 14:53)

Damizza won't stop vomiting untruths (112,398) by Lambi from USA In 2002-2003, a Mariah x J-Lo x Joe Budden remix actually made sense. Joe was rising with "Pump It Up", Trackmasters/Clue were tied to his camp, Mariah had just joined Def Jam and needed a strong comeback moment, and J-Lo and Mariah's quiet rivalry probably made the idea even more appealing to the labels. A collab would've been an orchestrated PR move but I'm glad Mariah kept her integrity as an artist. "I mean I'm not sure how that would sound" is correct. (Saturday 15 November 2025; 13:06) this is a reply to message 112,390

Damizza won't stop vomiting untruths (112,390) by Randy from USA I saw this and cursed out my phone. This never happened. Like MC once said, what would that sound like, I sing and she does something else. I totally don't believe it and I wish he'd get a life or a career besides discussing a woman he hasn't seen or talked to in 20+ years. Dirtball. Every time he talks I feel the need to bathe in some sudsy ammonia. I hope he's not on the hand. (Friday 14 November 2025; 21:16)

Monroe's post (112,392) by Lambi from USA I'm laughing, but now I'm really curious about the context. It's such a random clarification to make out of nowhere. Were fans asking her for updates about her other brothers and sisters, so she felt the need to emphasize "many, many years younger than me" as in, I genuinely have no idea what they're doing? Either way, we love an enlightened queen. Nick Cannon is finally seeing the repercussions of pulling all his scattered kids into the spotlight of his mess. (Saturday 15 November 2025; 05:26) this is a reply to message 112,391

Monroe's post (112,391) by Bobby A from United States Monroe's Instagram post that she has only one brother tells the true story about how she feels about her father having so many other children by other women. (Saturday 15 November 2025; 00:16)

Alzheimer's (112,377) by Lambi from USA The shame from the self-inflicted obliteration while using Libra Lamb is too much to bear, he now needs everyone to forget that's him. (Thursday 13 November 2025; 00:29) this is a reply to message 112,375

Alzheimer's (112,375) by Edward from USA He was taking a break from his previous name. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 23:57)

Another #1 (112,376) by Lambi from USA I mean they also slashed out learning music in public school around late 70's and 80's. Generally speaking, the next generations aren't as musically inclined. However though, I think if you're born with it, you're going to naturally gravitate towards it. Aretha and Whitney got to advance early because of the discipline it required to take center stage on church, you genuinely had to be excellent and anointed. Mariah was really blessed to have a mother she constantly heard practice day in and day out and so her ears were subconsciously trained really early. Pat also exposed her around jazz musicians that catapulted her improvisation skills to the extremes. We still have some singers that are obviously gifted. Ariana was really the last good pop vocalist for me. There's also Liamani that's still very young, but I'm assuming she's gearing up for a music career pretty soon. MC had already handpicked her to do a Mariah tribute before, which I'd say was a great choice. Lil homegirl definitely delivered. (Thursday 13 November 2025; 00:17) this is a reply to message 112,371

Another #1 (112,371) by jaker20 from US There's a lot of artist that can sing, it's just this era does not appreciate it anymore and have a negative perception of them. Especially the power vocals style of singing. Singing competitions and social media made that genre ubiquitous, you see influencers with hundreds of thousands of followers and have stunning voices but are not even in the industry and don't even want to make money off their talent. It's devalued the style. So Mariah and other industry talents are grouped with that perception. She has an image issue. I think the last real vocalist who was big in pop is Adele and even she does not sound like she used to, nor seems to have interest in making more records. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 16:27)

Alzheimer's (112,365) by Lambi from USA Thanks Edward, but correction: Libra lamb is the one who said he wants to take a break, not me. He changed his name to "Lambi needs a dictionary" to fully troll, but it just further proves my point that he is fundamentally broken. I hope that this short break heals him. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 11:18) this is a reply to message 112,355

Alzheimer's (112,355) by Edward from USA I didn't realize your break would be so ephemeral. Welcome back. And you have to admit, "Lambi needs a dictionary" is funny as hell. But your lines about his growth being stunted in middle school and him being left obliterated by some gang on here had me crying. I'm still laughing. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:48)

Alzheimer's (112,364) by Lambi from USA You got your lambs mixed up. Dove is the one that said, "I'm not a writer." She said that right after you threw a bunch of synonyms at her, for the word bleak. Next time, make sure you're aiming at the right target before you pull the trigger. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 11:08) this is a reply to message 112,358

Alzheimer's (112,358) by Anonymous from USA I know you said you're not a writer but I beg to differ. Your imagination goes wild with speculation. I think you've got true potential. Very promising. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:56)

HFIA review (112,357) by Lambi from USA Nothing Is Impossible is melodically amazing, definitely something that will stand out in the Adult Contemporary arena today. People still love ballads. The only thing that I felt missed the mark is her vocal cords sounding a bit dry during the belting of the climax. I do know meds heavily dry out the voice so I should just be grateful she took the time to write such a beautiful song. The reverse of it though, is her lower register sounding hauntingly gorgeous and hitting the spot completely, perfect key choice, it truly is where the song is at emotionally. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:55) this is a reply to message 112,344

HFIA review (112,344) by MusicfanJ from Germany I think NII is very radio friendly and it has the most "single potential" with Sugar Sweet. Plus NII suits perfect for this season, the end of the year, thoughtful moments. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 13:53)

Alzheimer's (112,354) by Lambi from USA Just to be clear. Joachim responded to JLR, not you. JLR basically said "You're all non-professionals." And Joachim was like, "Hold my beer, here's my credentials." I don't know why you took JLR being disputed so personally? You weren't even the one Joachim responded to. The word "obliterate" literally had nothing to do with you. "Lambi needs a dictionary" as your name is also hilarious. It fully confirms something may have happened that stunted your growth in middle school. However "ganged up" on you felt here, (or in real life) or what ever other lambs said that left you feeling "obliterated", you can let go now. Literally no one is thinking about it. Just enjoy the topics. (Wednesday 12 November 2025; 01:21) this is a reply to message 112,341

Alzheimer's (112,341) by Anonymous from USA You know Lambi, I like your positivity. You really know how to bring a sense of community to this board. I hope you never change. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 08:44)

Mom's death (112,343) by Lambi from USA I will forever find the timing of their death announcement bizarre. They died the weekend of August 24-25. And Mariah publicly announced it August 26, shortly after. That always felt so anti-Mariah. That's not something she would've loved to be widespread the very next day, or I would've expected she at least insisted (or had the power) to keep it private and allow herself actual time to grieve. It felt someone leaked the information and then she just had no choice but give a statement to People magazine, because that was way too fast for such a sensitive matter. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 11:21) this is a reply to message 112,326

Mom's death (112,326) by ADAM from USA I was thinking the cause of her death was never public, which makes me believe perhaps she passed from Alzheimer's disease and Mariah is not ready to make that connection public. I think whatever she's fighting these last several years is not bi-polar related. Her memory and gross motor skills are markedly different and suspect. That's my two cents. I think Here For It All is the farewell album we suspected she'd make and she's done a great job in my opinion - a beautiful body of work she can leave the work and notes for her children when she passes. (Monday 10 November 2025; 00:19)

Another #1 (112,342) by Lambi from USA Honestly it's kind of sad the new girls can't really sing. We still have Beyoncé and Ariana somewhat holding it down but these Billie Eilish, Sabrina Carpenter, Dua Lipa and Olivia Rodrigo types truly don't hold a candle to the 1990-2005 pop girlies. I miss when Mariah, Whitney, Celine all just took turns at being number one. The Beyoncé, Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson era was also such a time. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 10:59) this is a reply to message 112,323

Another #1 (112,323) by jaker20 from US When people hear "vocalist" they think American Idol or The Voice. These reality TV competitions have beaten that art form to the ground. When people think vocal performance in current pop music, they think Billie Eilish or maybe even Sabrina. I love their voices, I love Bird of a Feather, but that's how "good vocals" sound to post millenials. And if you are belting, they think 90s or Idol. The only way Mariah would have a hit is if she's a featured artist, or a movie soundtrack, because the song is associated to the movie, and not to her. By that same point, that made AIWFCIY a classic, because it reminds people of those magical days. Mariah will never be both, she can only be a Christmas artist or not. (Sunday 9 November 2025; 18:27)

HFIA review (112,338) by Lambi from USA Hate to say it but they probably are. The roll out was heavily banked on, probably the best publicity of all her albums. (Butterfly and TEOM didn't even get her a VMA.) She toured the dang world and let everyone know about it. She quite literally couldn't do anything more. But still by PTS, the hype pretty much died out. Maybe if someone picks up NII for a movie, it might have a resurgence, I doubt it though. But to completely fair, there isn't one ground breaking single. I'm still not going to count Mariah out. She shocked me with With You and A No No, I just know melodies come to her way too naturally, and it only takes one song that'll break through the cracks to bring her back on top again. (Tuesday 11 November 2025; 02:49) this is a reply to message 112,322

HFIA review (112,322) by Bobby A from United States Do you think Gamma was disappointed in the sales numbers and the lackluster public reaction to PTS? The only way MC is going to even come close to at least Memoirs sales numbers is to release a duets jazz or covers album. Her pop days of hit singles and albums are over with. Maybe she should pattern her next album with how Rod Stewart revitalized his career after his rock and pop success days ended. (Sunday 9 November 2025; 17:11)

Alzheimer's (112,336) by Lambi from USA "You can practically feel the bitterness through the screen" is so true. Did you all gang up on Libra Lamb before? He is still very mean-spirited so I'm assuming something must've broken him here in the past. (Monday 10 November 2025; 21:33) this is a reply to message 112,316

Alzheimer's (112,316) by Edward from USA I agree. The thing is that some people here get triggered by anything, you can practically feel the bitterness through the screen. Nobody is trying to diagnose Mariah; people are just free to speculate. That whole "cancel anything I don't like" mentality was used as a weapon for way too long. Thankfully, we're finally moving away from that and some common sense is returning. Alzheimer's never even crossed my mind when it comes to Mariah, if anything, it seems more like it could be related to her bipolar meds. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 20:47)

Alzheimer's (112,335) by Lambi from USA You're welcome Joachim. I don't know if you read it, but when saw how lively Mariah is on the Kai Cenat podcast, I wrote: We have to acknowledge Joachim being correct. He said, "After this period with our beloved Mariah be almost a living dead, expect a period from some time from now when she will be exuberant again." You really predicted that. Keep it up. (Monday 10 November 2025; 21:23) this is a reply to message 112,329

Alzheimer's (112,329) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway Thank you, Lambi, I just needed to try to explain that I'm not a complete nuthead. (Monday 10 November 2025; 12:24)

Alzheimer's (112,317) by Lambi from USA Joachim, wow, you didn't have to obliterate him like that. Real though, this Mariah "diagnosis" is barely a diagnosis and isn't even comparable to diagnoses lambs have done in the past. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 22:36) this is a reply to message 112,312

Alzheimer's (112,312) by Joachim Agerup Løkkevik from Norway Well, I have a masters degree in psychology and working as a mental health professional, we are not diagnosing Mariah, but the symptoms can be symptoms of early Alzheimer's. There are other wild speculations here about almost everything, her mental health have been talked about for years. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 19:03)

Alzheimer's (112,302) by Lambi from USA Lighty and I are actually just having a good ol' lambily conversation. We're referencing what we know and we actually agree with a lot of things. No fights and we've also been rather respectful towards each other. Not calling anyone delusional. Not insinuating "you're not a professional" therefore you know nothing, like what you have been doing. Just so you know, being rude to lambs then subsequently virtue signaling with the heartfelt "She's given us 30 years of crazy live performances", with a at the end, doesn't change the fact that you're rude. (Saturday 8 November 2025; 00:45) this is a reply to message 112,299

Alzheimer's (112,299) by JLR from United States The fact that you guys are diagnosing her without knowing a single thing or being a medical professional is wild. Just throwing random medical terms out there like it's any of your business is crazy. I hope she stays away from this message board. If you don't like how she performs now then don't watch. She's given us 30 years of crazy live performances, isn't that enough? You know she's human right? Age is a process nobody can escape, some grace would be nice. (Friday 7 November 2025; 20:13)

Alzheimer's (112,301) by Lambi from USA That's what I said, definitive sign just means definitive symptom. So what I'm saying is that's not even a symptom. Just a story you simply can't meticulously recall. Fair though, honestly Whitney moments are as rare and significant as Celine and Aretha moments and boy does she remember those stories. I would've also safely assumed she somewhat has moments with Nippy kept solid in mind. (Friday 7 November 2025; 23:50) this is a reply to message 112,295

Alzheimer's (112,295) by Lighty from China I didn't say she definitely had Alzheimer's though, that was not my final conclusion. I'm not even close to being a doctor. In my original post I said not sure if her stiffness/forgetfulness is because of menopause or heavy meds (of bipolar?) or maybe those were early signs of Alzheimer's, etc. Just some speculations. I hope Mariah gets better medical treatments and I wish for her to be healthy, live long and prosper. And after this Christmas, no more tours for a long long time. (Friday 7 November 2025; 14:07)

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