She is actually have countdown 4 this?

So sad she turned into a nostalgia act.

'What is Mariah Carey Counting Down To?'

The end of her career.

purplethunder3121 said:

'What is Mariah Carey Counting Down To?'

The end of her career.

That already passed.

LiveToTell86 said:

So sad she turned into a nostalgia act.

Funny thing is her oldest music had the most maturity to it. I think she has a chance to return to a more adult-oriented sound.

If she has to keep trotting out these 90s songs for relevance, maybe one day she'll try it. Recording a second Christmas album came close!

Cinny said:

LiveToTell86 said:

So sad she turned into a nostalgia act.

Funny thing is her oldest music had the most maturity to it. I think she has a chance to return to a more adult-oriented sound.

If she has to keep trotting out these 90s songs for relevance, maybe one day she'll try it. Recording a second Christmas album came close!

Maybe if she got real and stop with the phony ass persona she could actually change things around.

Cinny said:

To me, Glitter was hot, and Charmbracelet was the true flop.

I LOVE Glitter.

MusicAddict95 said:

Cinny said:

To me, Glitter was hot, and Charmbracelet was the true flop.

I LOVE Glitter.

Me too, I would get a Glitter tattoo. I don't like Charmbracelet that much.

getxxxx said:

1. “Vision of Love” (4 weeks, 1990)
2. “Love Takes Time” (3 weeks, 1990)
3. “Someday” (MTV Unplugged version) (2 weeks, 1991)
4. “I Don’t Wanna Cry” (2 weeks, 1991)
5. “Emotions” (3 weeks, 1991)
6. “I’ll Be There” (featuring Trey Lorenz) (2 weeks, 1992)
7. “Dreamlover” (8 weeks, 1993)
8. “Hero” (4 weeks, 1993)
9. “Fantasy” (Bad Boy Fantasy version) (8 weeks, 1995)
10. “One Sweet Day” (featuring Boyz II Men) (16 weeks,1995-1996)
11. “Always Be My Baby” (2 weeks, 1996)
12. “Honey” (3 weeks, 1997)
13. “My All” (1 week, 1998)
14. “Heartbreaker” (featuring Jay-Z) (2 weeks, 1999)
15. “Thank God I Found You” (featuring Joe & 98 Degrees) (1 week, 2000)
16. “We Belong Together” (14 weeks, 2005)
17. “Don’t Forget About Us” (2 weeks, 2005)
18. “Touch My Body” (2 weeks, 2008)
19. “Infinity” (2015)

I'm glad it was sequenced this way. The original #1s was sequenced with the newer tracks at the front and went backwards in time.

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1. Sweetheart (With JD)
2. When You Believe (From "The Prince Of Egypt") (With Whitney Houston)
3. Whenever You Call (With Brian McKnight)
4. My All
5. Honey
6. Always Be My Baby
7. One Sweet Day (With Boyz II Men)
8. Fantasy (Featuring O.D.B.)
9. Hero
10. Dreamlover
11. I'll Be There (Featuring Trey Lorenz)
12. Emotions
13. I Don't Wanna Cry
14. Someday
15. Love Takes Time
16. Vision Of Love
17. I Still Believe

Cinny said:

getxxxx said:

Correct those are IDJ era under LA REID nothing from Charmbraclet is on there

To me, Glitter was hot, and Charmbracelet was the true flop.

hausofmoi7 said:

Cinny said:

To me, Glitter was hot, and Charmbracelet was the true flop.

A fine track created with Rick James!

Cinny said: