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> thaT's my parT MariaH
Author: aLmich
We all love Mariah aren’t we? I have come to adore her since time immemorial. Kaye [Nate's sister] is a die hard fan of this diva, my sisters, office mates, Jc and almost all the people I know love her. Being so, I think she really deserves this post.
For us, stage glitches mean malfunctioning microphone, no audio, disarrayed stage props etc… The words “disastrous Mariah Carey TV appearance” make one think of broken legs or sparks from malfunctioning lights setting hair on fire, but fortunately, neither of those things happened to Mariah on Good Morning America. Things just went a little wrong during one of her songs - the backing track was miscued and it started playing before she was ready and at the latter part of the song, she threw in a hint to the sound guys by adding the lyrics “Stop Singing My Part Baby” to her song! I love it, the save was so fabu!
The DJ even said on an interview that there have been times that MC told her backup singers to sing certain parts, like higher parts, when MC’s voice couldn’t handle it like if she was having a bad day or something. I guess that is something that they would agree to prior to certain performances or something. But then on GMA the other day I guess the backup was singing stuff Mariah didn’t want her to. Too funny, she is chastising her singer[s] in the song.
There had been so many negative comments about it but I can’t think of better way to handle those. And if she really acted diva-like, well she is.
Then Mariah sort of got upset before another song when she didn’t know when she was supposed to start.
