| Angermiller, Michele Amabile January 1, 2017 | Carey performing with at on October 1995 Carey's fifth studio album, , found her consolidating creative control over her career, leading to tensions with Columbia |
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| Cite error: The named reference slant was invoked but never defined see the | The highlight was the piercing whistle note toward the song's conclusion, sparking CBS Sports anchor to declare, "The palace now has a queen |
Additionally, it holds the record for the most streams in a single day over 17 million plays on December 24, 2020.
11| Vozick, Simon March 23, 2010 | In support of the album, Carey embarked on her first headlining tour in three years, named after a "Carey-centric fan's" music diary |
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| " Billboard ranked Carey 73rd on its list of "The 100 Greatest Music Video Artists of All Time" in 2020, stating that "over three decades, [Carey] has gone from breezy girl next door, flaunting a denim collection as wide as her vocal range, to secret agent, runaway bride and even her own stalker in a collection of music videos that play like mini-dramas" | Green, Anna May 29, 2010 |
Gardner, Elysa November 28, 2002.
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