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    (I) APPRECIATE YA, ENJOY YA, AND I LOVE YA:
    Mariah's way of saying "Thanks"

    BAG:
    An Austin Powers characteristic that Mariah uses. She often says "it's not my bag" to state "it's not my thing"

    BANGING:
    A word for "cool" or another word for "stellar".

    BE A LAMB:
    Same as "could ya help me out" see "lamb"

    BE GOOD:
    Two words Mariah ends conversations with.

    BING BONG!:
    Used to quickly end an argument or conversation while still able to be funny

    BOO:
    Mariah's phrase for people fond of her.

    CHOPS:
    A derivative of 'lamb' - e.g. 'Hi Chops!'- the male variation on the same theme. This does not mean you can not call a girl 'chops', or a boy 'lamb', they're unisex.

    COLLABO:
    A slight abbreviation for "collaboration", word usage originated in 1999

    COMBO-PLATE:
    Mariah uses this term to describe her Rainbow album, which mixes different musical styles, influences, techniques, etc.

    COMPLETE AND TOTAL JOKE:
    A variation of "Complete joke" and "Complete mess."

    COMPLETE AND TOTAL MESS:
    A classic phrase at this point - refers to anything getting on one's nerves or just said as a casual throwaway when the explanation is too long.

    COMPLETE NONSENSE:
    Said in the same accent as 'Complete joke' or 'Complete mess' with emphasis on the consonants and a slight whistle effect on the end 'se'.

    DRAMA:
    Basically, meaning a whole bunch of "nonsense" and a big "mess."

    DRAMATICKING:
    The verb describing the action of drama

    (I) DON'T KNOW, AND NEITHER DO YOU:
    A coy phrase used when Mariah wants to be secretive about a particular subject.

    EAT, DRINK, DANCE, WHATEVER:
    Mariah's way of stating that people are free to do what they like.

    ENSEMBLE:
    Same as "outfit" (e.g. "Do you like the ensemble?")

    FREAKIN':
    Mariah uses this all the time in place of a swear word such as you-know-what.

    HOLLA:
    Mariah's way of saying "hi!" or telling her fans that she will be sending another message soon i.e. "I'll holla back soon."

    HONEY B. FLY:
    Mariah's secret nickname that became not so secret. Used in the Honey So So Def remix by Da Brat.

    IF THAT'S GONNA MAKE YOU HAPPY:
    Basically said in a sarcastic manner - i.e. who am I? It's all about you! e.g. When someone is clearly only interested in their own point of view. For instance, "Please, try the halibut, I insist." You could respond with, "Hey...might as well - if that's gonna make you happy." (even if you hate halibut!) And then proceed to order something else!

    IN FACT:
    MC uses this phrase at the end of statements to say "just so you know."

    LAMB:
    A term of endearment - e.g. 'You're my lamb' or 'Hey, lamb!' - when addressing a loved one or close friend. My use of this term originated from a story told to me by the "Grammy nominated Trey Lorenz" dating back a few years which would not be politically correct to repeat!

    LAMBY:
    Same as above but used when one is a little more familiar with you.

    HEY, MIGHT AS WELL...IF YOU GOT A LITTLE EXTRA:
    Said in the same accent as "yeah...and hey" with a tad more zest - e.g. A waiter approaches with the question, 'Would you care for something to drink?' Your response could be, "Hey - if they got a little extra in the back and ain't nobody else drinkin' it... might as well...fill me up a glass" - or something of that nature.

    MESS:
    Used often as "that whole mess," which refers to a weird/ difficult situation. Note "mess" is pronounced with an "sh" at the end.

    MUTT:
    A word Mariah calls herself meaning multiracial a cute way to say it. Note: originated on an appearance on Rosie when she brought her dog, Guam

    O:
    Means "of".

    OKIE DOKIE SMOKEY:
    Used in place of "okay, what's next?" Mariah said this during the Chicago Rainbow concert in 2000

    OKAAAAAAY:
    Used with sarcasm when Mariah is unsure of the situation in other words "you do what you want, but whatever."

    OH DEAR:
    Used when at a loss for words. It's basically a safe haven - you may choose to add a quick vibrato on the end of 'dear' depending on how deep the situation is.

    OH MY:
    Another form of "Oh Dear."

    PAPOW!:
    Used while making effects with hands, in order to enphasize a point. Note: seen in the All Access Family Channel special.

    PIP!:
    A phrase used to describe something really cool for example "Those jeans are very Pip!"

    POW!:
    Used when you make something happen i.e. " I just signed the contract the deal is done, POW!"

    " " (Quotations made with hands):
    Just a funny thing to do to emphasize certain words or phrases.

    SING SING:
    Code name for Mariah's old mansion double pun because Sing Sing is a New York State prison, and she was always asked to "Sing! Sing!"

    SPIRAL (Spiraling):
    Originally used in Crybaby, this word describes a situation or idea that one is lost in or is not clear

    STELLAR:
    A word in place of "great" or "good" Rolling Stones magazine wrote "she pronounces [it], as she does certain words and phrases, a la Dr. Evil [from the movie Austin Powers]."

    THINGS OF THAT NATURE:
    A common phrase Mariah uses often meaning "things like that."

    WHAT UP, PLAYA:
    This is the way Mariah and her friend/ backup singer Trey Lorenz sometimes say hi to each other.

    WHY?:
    Said in a rhetorical sense as if asking "Why me? What did I do to deserve this?" Meant to be comical.

    YA KNOW:
    Mariah likes to imitate Jay-Z with this phrase (used at the Toronto Rainbow Concert)

    YEEAAH:
    Mariah often starts her online voice messages with this greeting.

    YEAH, AND HEY...:
    Said together as a verbal pause in the following ways: 1. Sometimes while resigning due to the realization that you can't change something or someone - i.e. whatever - not said angrily, though. 2. A random transition (said slowly) - i.e. 'yeah...and hey---'. Here 'yeah' is a tone or two higher than 'hey'. It is necessary to pause between the 'yeah' and the 'and'. 3. When a hush falls upon a crowd of two or more people, it is also appropriate to say. We all know why!

    YOU LOVE ME:
    All-purpose, anytime phrase. A greeting, a goodbye, or just something to throw into a pause in the conversation or to interject loudly while someone is speaking.





    Thanks to MariahCarey.com for these.

     
     

    จากคุณ : Johan Carey - [ 25 ธ.ค. 49 15:07:06 ]

 
 


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