Whether you watched it live or woke up to Mariah Carey being the number one trending topic on social media, by now you’ve seen videos from her New Years Eve performance.
(If you haven’t, Watch below)
Well, Carey has since responded to the criticism to her performance in a tweet,
“Shit happens
Have a happy and healthy new year everybody! Here’s to making more headlines in 2017 “
Her performances, which began with Carey singing “Auld Lang Syne,” indicates that her backing track didn’t match her vocals. By the time she launched into “Emotion,” it was clear something was wrong, and that Carey couldn’t hear the playback, According to Billboard, Carey “suffered from a tight and difficult rehearsal schedule earlier in the night was unable to hear through her in-ear monitor”, according to a source. “She didn’t have the kind of time that she usually gets for her ‘Mariah-ness.'”
It was an audio equipment malfunction. Carey could not hear herself — or possibly anything — in the on-stage monitors.At one point, Carey told the audience that she “didn’t have a sound check, for the performance and, that “it is what it is.”
After a visibly frustrated Carey told the audience that she was “trying to be a good sport,” she left the stage with one final, perfect proclamation: “It just don’t get any better.”
Although Carey tried to make light of the situation, it was clear how upset she was during her performances. It was certainly one way to end 2016.
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