For the conclusion of our three-part series on Mariah Carey,
Pot Psychology’s Rich Juzwiak returns to
Pop Pantheon to discuss Mariah’s later period work, starting with one of the greatest comebacks in the history of pop: 2005’s
The Emancipation of Mimi. Louie and Rich unpack
Emancipation’s smash hits and how it helped rewrite Mariah's legacy, then move on to its 2008’s sequel,
E=MC², and 2009's idiosyncratic
Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel. Rich and Louie tackle the calcification of her camp diva persona and status as meme queen, her brittle relationship to being "The Queen of Christmas", awkward tenure as a judge on
American Idol, 2014’s
Me. I Am Mariah... The Elusive Chanteuse, and Mariah’s most recent work, 2018’s notably relaxed
Caution. Finally, Louie and Rich discuss Mariah Carey’s formidible legacy, her significant contributions to pop and rank her in the official Pop Pantheon.
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