@FreedomHasWon Yeah… take that sip of water. Because you are getting cooked and roasted. Argument is holding no water after pro-choice advocate poked holes in her tactics.
If you want me to knock on your door, leave me a note. If I’m getting home from a long day at work and someone is in my paid spot, they’re getting towed. If they leave me a note and contact info like a phone number or apartment number, then I’ll suffer the inconvenience. Otherwise, I’m not going door to door looking. That’s selfish of them to take my spot and then expect me to come find them. They already knew they were in the wrong. They know the consequences of making their choice. But being neighborly goes both ways, in my opinion.
@hanes_shaw65095@bae_baenicki I know with Aretha and Patti, Mariah definitely showed deference to them and sang with the background singers. I agree with your original assessment. Just didn’t completely agree with it for When You Believe.
I would agree with that if the song wasn’t crafted so carefully for the both of them. Mariah, even during recording, sang around Whitney’s main lines. Mariah is amazing and so gifted at crafting harmonic lines. I think Whitney gets so caught up in the singing that she goes to where she feels moved to go and Mariah goes to the other line because she’s about the musicianship of the song. Not just the singing. She’s a songwriter that happens to be a singular vocalist as well.
@hanes_shaw65095@bae_baenicki Also, Whitney at the Oprah performance finally sang her harmony line and Mariah didn’t have to switch like at the Oscars. You can tell because Whitney gives her a look like “ooops” and Mariah just smiles and takes Whitney’s line and carries on.
@bae_baenicki@hanes_shaw65095 Whitney gotsthe Holy Ghost when she sang this song. Power to reach the heavens. Mariah sang like an angel. I love Mariah. Whitney was so powerful that her voice registered in Mariah’s mic. 😅🥰💕