Mariah Carey: ‘Who? I don’t know her!’

U.S. Adina Camarasu
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There’s a not a big secret for anyone that most female singers in the music industry don’t appreciate each other’s work.

Social media platforms allow us to witness and follow the course of these acts of ‘revenge’.

Ultimately, Mariah Carey seems to be the uncrowned queen of such mean statements.

Oops, she did it once again!

The whole story began 14 years ago, when Mariah Carey said during an interview that she does not know who J. Lo. was.

The moment was even more shocking as during that time, Jennifer Lopez was popular everywhere and her super hit ‘Love Don’t Cost a Thing’ could be heard almost every day on the radio.

Since then, ‘Does She Know Her’ game show became famous, so later on, TV host Wendy Williams brought the problem back into the subject, asking Mariah the question again. Only this time, J.Lo was present and had the chance of making some graceful comments about Mariah’s bad memory.

Mariah is not the only diva who throws mean comments about other female singers. Rihanna, Madonna, Christina Aguilera, Etta James and Aretha Franklin also had their moments when it came to mocking their colleagues in the music industry.

This Sunday, during ‘Watch what happens live’, host Andy Cohen asked Mariah to play the game again. The singer was shown some pictures of celebrities and was asked if she knows who they are.

The first on the list was Lady Gaga. Mariah said that Gaga came to one of her shows and she was very nice.

Ariana Grande followed. Shockingly, Mariah does not know who she is: ‘I am not at all familiar with her face’, she said.

Regarding Taylor Swift, Mariah said she is ‘a very sweet girl’ and Katy Perry was characterized as ‘cute’. Mariah admitted she loves Britney Spears. As for Miley Cyrus, she testified they have once met in a restroom.

Towards the end, Andy Cohen asked Mariah who Demi Lovato Was, showing the diva a picture of her. ‘I do not now her’, were Carey’s words.