Mariah Carey Blasted On Twitter For 2015 Billboard Music Awards Performance
Mariah Carey returned to the Billboard Music Awards stage for the first time in 17 years on Sunday night, but unfortunately for her, her performance wasn’t a big hit with her fans back home. While some Twitter users labeled the 45-year-old singer and newfound Las Vegas headliner’s performance at the 2015 show a hit, others had some not-so-kind words for the hitmaker.
Mariah, who is currently recovering from a case of Bronchitis, sang her new single "Inifinity" and her hit "Vision of Love" at the show.
Here’s what Twitter users have been saying about Mariah Carey’s performance at the 2015 Billboard Music Awards:
Mariah Carey has really lost her game.
- soulbird (@Kekie207) May 18, 2015Mariah Carey ain't got it like she used too #bbmas
- David Terrell Green (@DavidGreen257) May 18, 2015I'm I the only one who thinks Mariah Carey does not sound the same #BBMAs
- Jasmine (@jazzyjsas) May 18, 2015Did y'all see @JLo face at the end of @MariahCarey song? You can tell she doesn't like her. #BBMAs
- teresa to infinity (@teresalynnarthu) May 18, 2015Mariah Carey don't need to perform ever again if she sound like that
- Klaus Mikaelson (@Dee_WoodPeckHer) May 18, 2015Dogs everywhere just got a shout out from Mariah Carey #highpitch #bbmas
- Peter J. Rockwell (@TheRealWineGuy) May 18, 2015Mariah Carey? More like Mariah Don't Carey.
- Katie K. (@itskula) May 18, 2015I don't think mariah carey can hit those high notes anymore like she used to honestly
- kaitlyn !! (@alrenftbieber) May 18, 2015Nick Cannon must of took Mariah Carey's voice as part of the divorce settlement.
- Him (@TheRealTwizzMac) May 18, 2015So freakin sad that Mariah Carey just can't bring it anymore. I used to love her voice. #BBMA
- Staci Wise (@Stacywithani) May 18, 2015For information on the Billboard Awards live stream click HERE. For a full list of 2015 nominees click HERE.
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