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I have removed quite a bit of the off-topic non-MC discussions - these were mostly about what users talk about or focus on and not really about Mariah. Please keep those posts at a minimum thanks!
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Originally posted by SawyerHewitt View PostAnyway, been revisiting the SSFT and her vocals are a little underrated, tbh.
Her tone in Against all odds, Hero, Without you...
And she went for it in My all and the acapella improptus.
Same with Caution tour!
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Originally posted by delapuerta View PostWhich AIWFC count towards BB? Do we know their daily figures?
But the remixes that exist now and the main version count as 1, and the Bieber collbo counts as another.My Chart
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Vulture ranks "Oh Santa!" as the second best Christmas song since "All I Want For Christmas Is You"
2. Mariah Carey, “Oh Santa!” (2010)
The wild success of “All I Want for Christmas Is You” made Carey automatically associated with Christmas. But as the 2010s rolled around, she really started to lean into the Yuletide season being the Time of Mariah: She headlined her first Christmas residency at the Beacon Theatre, directed the Lacey Chabert–starring Hallmark Christmas movie A Christmas Melody, and developed an animated flick around her signature Xmas classic. (Thanks to switched-up chart rules, the rise of streaming, and the large swath of radio stations flipping to all-holiday music, “All I Want” finally hit the No. 1 spot on the Hot 100 in 2019.)
Part of this original ramp-up was 2010’s Merry Christmas II You, Carey’s second Christmas album. Its lead single, “Oh Santa!,” which Carey wrote with longtime collaborators Bryan-Michael Cox and Jermaine Dupri, was a different type of throwback: It was more uptempo than “You,” and its girl-group vibe (which was provided by Carey’s layered vocals) was complemented by a chant that recalled hip-hop pioneers like L’Trimm. Think of it as the spiritual B-side to her original Christmas chestnut — a comparison that Carey invited when she released a mash-up of the two. By 2020, she was headlining the Apple TV+ extravaganza Mariah Carey’s Magical Christmas Special, a star-studded show that featured a Mariah-produced remake of “Oh Santa!” with Jennifer Hudson and Ariana Grande filling out the song’s previously theoretical vocal trio. “I enjoyed it as a producer and a songwriter,” Carey told EW in 2019. “I layered it and made it my own girls’ group when I first did it, and to reinvent that song with these incredible women was a very special moment.” She might have been denied the “Queen of Christmas” trademark, but “Oh Santa!” is a reminder that she’ll hold that title no matter what the courts say.
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Originally posted by stevyy View Post
all of them. But not all versions are counted for the same song, thence the SuperFestive one being removed from Spotify and digital platforms. The SuperFestive was doing sth like 200k daily at its peak... 200k which were not counted for AIW original.
But the remixes that exist now and the main version count as 1, and the Bieber collbo counts as another.
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I love OS so much. I love the bells in the background, the chimes or whatever, it is such a fun song. Some people, I heard, say that it is very dated... but isn't that a good thing in regards to Xmas music? I think it has stood the test of time already. The remix + original combined will surpass 100 million on Spotify this year which is huge for a "newer" Xmas tune. Mariah also hasn't promoted the song until the remix came out. So, it is getting its flowers now. Absolutely deserved.My Chart
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Originally posted by delapuerta View Post
Than you. Due to the gap between Brenda and Mariah on Spotify I was thinking the gap was shorter because of the AIWFC remixes
I still find this race so interesting. MIMI at #5 or so on AM while Brenda only being in the top 45. That must be a huge difference between the two songs. I'm hoping, it's big enough to kill whatever difference there is on Spotify. <3My Chart
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In just a few hours, Mariah will officially be back on the top 10 of the Hot 100Previously known as sYair
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Originally posted by mm2912 View Post
Next week I hope it’s #1
Perhaps the week after but it will need to stay above RATCT on streaming overall.
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Originally posted by divingmuffin View PostChante Moore's tweet just earned me endless respect. It's nice to see talented women supporting each other!
Irene's publicist's statement was also beautiful.
I agree that lambs can discuss the voice, but I wish it could be with the same level of respect that Mariah's peers hold for her. For example, I would love to hear more of Mariah's raw and live vocals in performances, even if it means changing the arrangements to suit where her voice is on that day. But to say the voice is gone is simply not true. She has good and bad days and of course will never belt like Daydream era. That doesn't diminish her legacy. I also don't choose to blame her for her vocal decline. We'll never know what goes on behind closed doors.
My final thought on this: bipolar is a very difficult condition to manage and the medications often do cause metabolic changes, such as weight gain, acne, etc. Their effect on singing isn't something that anyone has studied in any meaningful way. I am just glad Mariah generally seems to be at peace with herself in her personal life and in most of her public appearances as well. She has been through so much. Let's allow her to have happiness.
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Time to re-rank Mimi's originals X-Mas songs.
1) All I Want For Christmas Is You
2) Miss You Most (At Christmas Time)
3) Oh Santa Remix
4) Fall In Love At Christmas Time
5) Jesus Born On This Day
6) Christmas Time Is In The Air Again
7) When Christmas Comes
8) One Child
9) The Star
10) Lil Snowman
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https://www.vulture.com/2022/11/best...as-is-you.html
2. Mariah Carey, “Oh Santa!” (2010)
The wild success of “All I Want for Christmas Is You” made Carey automatically associated with Christmas. But as the 2010s rolled around, she really started to lean into the Yuletide season being the Time of Mariah: She headlined her first Christmas residency at the Beacon Theatre, directed the Lacey Chabert–starring Hallmark Christmas movie A Christmas Melody, and developed an animated flick around her signature Xmas classic. (Thanks to switched-up chart rules, the rise of streaming, and the large swath of radio stations flipping to all-holiday music, “All I Want” finally hit the No. 1 spot on the Hot 100 in 2019.)
Part of this original ramp-up was 2010’s Merry Christmas II You, Carey’s second Christmas album. Its lead single, “Oh Santa!,” which Carey wrote with longtime collaborators Bryan-Michael Cox and Jermaine Dupri, was a different type of throwback: It was more uptempo than “You,” and its girl-group vibe (which was provided by Carey’s layered vocals) was complemented by a chant that recalled hip-hop pioneers like L’Trimm. Think of it as the spiritual B-side to her original Christmas chestnut — a comparison that Carey invited when she released a mash-up of the two. By 2020, she was headlining the Apple TV+ extravaganza Mariah Carey’s Magical Christmas Special, a star-studded show that featured a Mariah-produced remake of “Oh Santa!” with Jennifer Hudson and Ariana Grande filling out the song’s previously theoretical vocal trio. “I enjoyed it as a producer and a songwriter,” Carey told EWin 2019. “I layered it and made it my own girls’ group when I first did it, and to reinvent that song with these incredible women was a very special moment.” She might have been denied the “Queen of Christmas” trademark, but “Oh Santa!” is a reminder that she’ll hold that title no matter what the courts say.
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Originally posted by skylynx View PostTime to re-rank Mimi's originals X-Mas songs.
1) All I Want For Christmas Is You
2) Miss You Most (At Christmas Time)
3) Oh Santa Remix
4) Fall In Love At Christmas Time
5) Jesus Born On This Day
6) Christmas Time Is In The Air Again
7) When Christmas Comes
8) One Child
9) The Star
10) Lil Snowman
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