Mariah Carey Opens Up About Grammy Awards and Her “Best” Album

Mariah Carey, the iconic singer known for her powerhouse vocals and chart-topping hits, recently opened up about her feelings towards the Grammy Awards in a candid interview on the podcast “Las Culturistas.” Despite her incredible career spanning four decades, Carey has only won five Grammy awards out of 34 nominations.

During the interview, host Matt Rogers pointed out Carey’s lack of Grammy wins, to which she responded with her signature wit, saying, “They scammed me. They toy with me.” Carey went on to reveal that she considers her sixth studio album, “Butterfly,” to be her best work, despite it not receiving any Grammy accolades.

Rogers agreed with Carey, expressing disbelief that the album didn’t receive more recognition. He praised the album for its diversity and impact on pop music, stating that it “changed the face of pop music.” Carey shared her love for the album, highlighting its range of emotions and musical styles, from the emotional ballad “My All” to the upbeat track “Breakdown.”

Fans of Carey have long praised “Butterfly” for its innovation and artistry, making it a standout in her extensive discography. Despite the lack of Grammy recognition, the album continues to be celebrated by both critics and fans alike for its timeless quality and influence on the music industry.