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The time is upon us (39,704)
by T from USA
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Here we are 10/11. The day before. MC is going to need all our help with this one folks. She needs this thing to spread viral. We can help her by changing our profile pics and cover photos on our Facebook and by updating our status tomorrow. Of course by purchasing the song too. But the main point is to get people who don't know it's out to know that there is a new song out. Let's make it happen lambs! Good luck.
(Sunday 10 November 2013; 14:52)
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Buble (39,703)
by Will from England
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Very excited to see Mariah and Buble duet together in just a couple months. Should be fantastic. We're now under 48 hours away from the new single. 
(Sunday 10 November 2013; 9:42)
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Michael Buble (39,702)
by Elena from The Netherlands
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One of my secret wishes comes true. Michael Buble and MC singing together. Perfect promo for her and I think their voices match well. I hope they hit the studio one day for a duet, that would be so great. Better than MC working with Bieber. 
(Sunday 10 November 2013; 9:08)
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Mariah Carey march madness poll (39,701)
by 16 Tunes from U.S.
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I have a music website (16tunes.com) in which I run artists through a March Madness type of tourney with 16 of their songs. I let fans vote round by round until we arrive at their signature song. To gauge interest, I have fans first vote to see if we do a poll or not. Please go to 16tunes.com to vote for Mariah today, if you'd like to see such a tournament bracket. Thanks.
(Sunday 10 November 2013; 8:06)
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B, necklace (39,700)
by Tory from Australia
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Oh cool thanks for that. I thought it had to be a significant gift for her to wear it on stage, like a goodluck charm or something.
(Sunday 10 November 2013; 8:02)
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Another M&M (39,699)
by Ryan from the Philippines
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Got so excited to hear that MC will be performing on Michael Buble's holiday special. Is it going to be a duet or Mimi's going to perform solo? We all know that Buble made his own rendition of "All I Want For Christmas Is You", they may be singing together with that. Or would it be great if they'll sing "Christmas Time Is In The Air Again"? I think their voice match well with the song. I also hope Mariah performs Letting Go on Fallon on the 13th. 
(Sunday 10 November 2013; 4:42)
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Andrew (39,698)
by Stacey from USA
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Just a friendly reminder that it's not your place to decide who is a fan and who is not. I'm 36 and find it a bit odd to call myself a lamb, yet others feel differently and that's ok. I've followed her for 20 years, bought every album, even did a little trading and collecting for a time. So just chill and let fans do what they will. You know you'll buy the album and support her. Who cares what others do? Peace.
(Sunday 10 November 2013; 3:35)
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Necklace (39,697)
by B from USA
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The necklace also had a ring on it. The ring was a gift from an ex-boyfriend. Maybe Ben.
(Sunday 10 November 2013; 0:16)
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Necklace (39,696)
by B from USA
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The necklace also had a ring on it. It was a gift from Alison. I read that years ago.
(Saturday 9 November 2013; 19:06)
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Proud lamb (39,695)
by Lamb_O_Chop from Australia
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Well I'm a proud lamb, I'll take that title with honor. A lamb is just a dedicated fan, that has stuck with Mariah through thick and thin (literally and figuratively ). So if you're just a casual fan then boo. Lol. No that's fine, but nothing's wrong with being a lamb, it's just a term of endearment given to us by the king herself, nothing to be irritated by at all. 
(Saturday 9 November 2013; 13:42)
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Lambs (39,694)
by David from Australia
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You don't need to be a "lamb" to be a fan. That's just what Mariah calls her fans. Heaps of other artists have names as well. I don't call myself a lamb either, just a Mariah Carey fan, but there are other people who like being called lambs. That's their choice. Each to their own. You certainly don't need to be called a lamb if you don't want to.
(Saturday 9 November 2013; 10:45)
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Lambs (39,693)
by Johnny from Ireland
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Guys, it annoys me to think that you need to be a lamb to be considered a fan. I'm not a lamb but certainly a fan. I cannot wait for Mariah to get back in business and I agree that we need to see her work the promotion circuit. Best of luck MC.
(Saturday 9 November 2013; 5:03)
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Mariah's heart necklace (39,692)
by Tory from Australia
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Does anyone know the story behind it? If you notice up until she married Tommy (to my knowledge) she wore a heart necklace nearly everytime she performed and it kind of became a signature in a way, similar to Whitney's cross earring she wore on one ear during the early 90s as well.
(Saturday 9 November 2013; 2:59)
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Three more days (39,691)
by Deedre aka MiTodoChop @HBF from Canada
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I am beyond stoked to hear the new single. I hope iTunes gets it quickly. Lol.
(Saturday 9 November 2013; 0:44)
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Mariah and the art of letting go (39,690)
by Andrew crisostomo from Canada, niagara falls
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This upcoming album has to sell in the millions. I know we are in this age of free mp3's and internet, but Mariah has millions of fans in this world. So if you all call yourselves lambs, You better buythe album. and support Mariah. If you don't, you're not a lamb.
(Friday 8 November 2013; 23:01)
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The Art Of Letting Go (39,689)
by Markiesecarey from USA
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I'm just so happy to hear new music from Mariah.
(Friday 8 November 2013; 20:19)
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Jaker20, letting go (39,688)
by RadChad from United States
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Mariah's creativity is not nor has ever been the issue whatsoever. Creativity is what always set her apart from Whitney and Celine. Her discography speaks for itself. Also Mariah has never really called herself "The Voice". Her peers (the record label) and fans projected that title on her. IMO she accepted the limitation of her voice (since Butterfly), but it was the fans and her label that wanted the mid to early 90s vocals. As we know when she gave us 90s esque vocals on TEOM the results were astounding. So at this point with everyone in her ear and seeing how singing in the 90s style voice spoke volumes, of course she's gonna go in that studio and give all she got. Otherwise she would whisper a whole album if everyone was okay with that. Oh and btw the whistle register has always been the most effortless part of her voice from my observation. As for the way she dresses, we just have to accept that MC will be that 80 year old woman in some red heels and a bikini. She's gonna be a hot momma as long as she can get away with it. 
(Friday 8 November 2013; 1:47)
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Mariah has let go, Jaker (39,687)
by Matthew from USA
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Jaker20, I think Mariah has moved on. She has learned to let go. If she sings some of her older material at a concert, it's because the fans want to hear it, not because she is not willing to let go. She has stated multiple times that she is kind of tired of singing Hero and such, but how can she not? If she is giving a mini concert, there's definitely going to be a couple of throwbacks in there. So your argument that Mariah is the one that won't let go because she keeps singing her older hits makes no sense. By that logic, every artist who has been around for over 5 years is also living in the past. MC has shown time and again that she is willing to move on and experiment with her sound. If anything, it's some of the lambs that seem to want her to go back to her early 90's sound, which would put her squarely in Adult Contemporary genre today. And you can see how well that's working out for Celine. My point is that the lambs need to enjoy the classics, but also look forward to new and exciting things. The stuff she did with Walter was great, but let's not hammer her with questions about him. Here's to new sounds. The live orchestra and jazzy snippet we got was pip.
(Thursday 7 November 2013; 20:33)
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jaker20 (39,686)
by B from USA
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Mariah hardly raises her voice above a whisper and yet you claim she still over sings? She saves the big note for a big dramatic finish. And she is still able to, so why shouldnt she while she still can?
(Thursday 7 November 2013; 17:46)
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I know I sound a bit sour (39,685)
by jaker20 from US
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But I seriously can't wait what she will do with the new album. When someone says they're letting go, I rather see it as a beginning of something new rather than an ending. So I'm really anticipating MC's take on those words. Is she just extending the same old pattern she's been stuck with the past few years, or a beginning of a new career? Judging by the overtly sexy cover art I think she's still struggling with the meaning of her own words. But you know, if the song is hot it's hot. I won't argue. I'm definitely there to buy like every song and album she released. But I'm gonna call it like it is.
(Thursday 7 November 2013; 16:58)
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MC should let go... (39,684)
by jaker20 from US
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Of her trying to oversing every song. This is the most difficult thing to accept that the voice is not the same, and if she doesn't the fans will never accept it either. You ask, why are fans stuck in the past, constantly reminiscing her glory days? Over and over. Because MC is doing the same. She can't move on. Why does every song have to have a whistle, sing on the high note near the end. It's tired and resembles every song she made, only less impressive than what she use to be. The only way MC can move forward and avoid comparison to her past self is to not be that person, that "voice", because those days are over. And the only way to do that is to embrace her artistic side. With all her success, fame and fortune, it's the time to be creative and take risks. I've said it many times, MC is an artist, not only the voice. The voice isn't what it use to be, but the artist is still there. The songwriter, the performer, the artist. She should cultivate what is remaining, rather than pretend she can still hit it. This is a very difficult transition that longtime fans will probably never accept. But she should accept this. She need to figure out why everyone's stuck. MC should accept who she is now, and see which fans will be there with her in this transition. And in the process maybe even gain new fans.
(Thursday 7 November 2013; 16:50)
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New album details (39,683)
by Quaid Long from USA
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Perhaps I'm stating the obvious, but does anyone else have a feeling that she will announce details on the new album very soon after TAOLG comes out on Monday? A few weeks after #Beautiful came out, she announced 7/23 as the release date (and we all know how that turned out, but still). I just get the feeling that once TAOLG comes out, JD & Co. will start giving us more details about the full album. Here's to hoping.
(Thursday 7 November 2013; 16:39)
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Matthew, MC should let go, not the fans (39,682)
by jaker20 from US
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Here's the thing, how can the fans let go if she herself can't let go of the past? MC used to be The Voice, but she isn't anymore. She has to accept this. And the only way for her to accept this is to accept her artistic qualities. #Beautiful was on the right path, and what did she do? She lipped on a series of oldies on American Idol, because she wants to prove that she can still sing. Worse, prove she can sing her old songs. How about perform only one song, and do it right? Sing #Beautiful, sing it acapella, sing it simple, live. The way she sang on Fallon. One song, not a series of songs from 15 years ago that she can't give justice to. This has been my issue with MC the past few years. She is kind of flopping her own songs by constantly doing this. She releases great songs, the song rises up the chart, then it flops the moment she sings it. MC should let go of her past glories and accept her now, her limitations. Then the fans will follow.
(Thursday 7 November 2013; 16:33)
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No Walter questions, please (39,681)
by Matthew from USA
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Sometimes I think Mariah's fans are the most nostalgic fans ever. The lambs are forever looking back. Back on "the glory days", back when Mariah's voice was perfect, back and back and back. And it's fine to look back. We all have our nostalgic moments. But what I don't get is when the lambs want to relive the past. They want to recreate it. And I think Mariah wants to let go of all that. And she's trying to master the art of letting go. And all the lambs will be asking is if she can work with Walter again like it used to be back then. Here's an idea, Lambily. Let's look to the future.
(Thursday 7 November 2013; 10:54)
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Q&A (39,680)
by Will from England
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Do you think Mariah would answer that very question about working with Walter again, if loads of lambs asked her during the listening party? Just a thought. With only four days to go, getting more and more excited.
(Wednesday 6 November 2013; 23:52)
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