“That music was blaring,” the source said. 1, and that’s what it is,” the singer noted) and televised cut-aways from the on-stage disaster to Times Square revelers.Ĭarey’s spokeswoman blamed the televised train wreck on technical difficulties.Ī further source close to the production, not authorized to speak on the record, noted that the choreography of Carey’s dancers remained on point throughout the performance, proving there wasn’t an issue with the sound. “We can’t hear, but I’ll just get through the moment, OK.”īut the ensuing four minutes were just barely gotten through, plagued by awkward pauses, excuses (“We didn’t have a check for this song, so we’ll just say it went to No. “Well, happy New Year!” the pop diva told the crowd, not sounding particularly happy.
The day after Mariah Carey’s New Year’s Eve nightmare in Times Square, the blame game began to explain why she could not - or would not - sing during her appearance on the nationally televised “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest.”Īfter leading off the six-minute performance with a brief rendition of “Auld Lang Syne,” Carey strutted through outstretched feathers and down a few steps, backed by the music from her own hit song “Emotions.” Yet she did not sing after the music had started.
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