Mariah Carey's Rock Hall Snub: 'Give It to Someone Else'

0:00On April 21st, Mariah Carey just shrugged off another snub from the rock and roll hall of fame at age 57. Nominated for the class of 2026 but passed over with Pink and Lauren Hill, she's not losing sleep over missing the November ceremony. Fans rallied hard for her after inductees, like Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Oasis, and Wu-Tang Clan got the nod. Mariah told them straight up she doesn't care, saying give it to someone else while thanking her loyal lambily for the love. Her resume speaks volumes with 19 number 1 singles, 5 Grammys, and The Queen of Christmas Crown from hits like all I want for Christmas is. You. She's held records for longest running char toppers, and topped the hot 100 in 4 decades. From a rough start in an interracial family facing racism, to demo tapes landing her a deal at 18, Mariah built an empire through marriages, twins with Nick Cannon, and opening up about bipolar 2 disorder. She starred in films like Precious and insured her legs for $1 billion.

1:01Mariah stays humble, calling herself no legend, just someone grinding true to herself after 30 plus years. That's the blueprint keeping her relevant. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.