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Mariah Carey recently told Parade magazine that she is thankful for the troubles she faced as a bi-racial child. Because of her struggles, she believes that she was able to connect with many fans with a similar social identity–those who identified themselves as outcasts. “A lot of kids have said that to me, ‘Until you put your first record out, I didn’t feel like there was anybody that was the same as me.’”
She has also functioned as a role model for all those women out there with giant breasts with a penchant for tiny clothes. It’s like she’s the Rosa Parks of scantily dressed ladies.
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i THINK mARIAH IS STUCK IN CANDY LAND. SHE’S NOT ALL HERE IF YOU GET WHAT i MEAN. POOR GIRL!
i THINK mARIAH IS STUCK IN CANDY LAND. SHE’S NOT ALL HERE IF YOU GET WHAT i MEAN. POOR GIRL!
i THINK mARIAH IS STUCK IN CANDY LAND. SHE’S NOT ALL HERE IF YOU GET WHAT i MEAN. POOR GIRL!
It’s Pariah Scarey. At least that’s what I’ve called her for years!