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Mariah Carey videography
Carey attending the premiere of Tennessee at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival.
Music videos133[a]
Lyric videos6
Home videos8
Film appearances17
Television appearances9[b]

American R&B singer Mariah Carey has had an extensive career in film and television throughout her career, in addition to "hundreds of music videos, a dozen or so feature films, and several TV guest-appearances".[1] After topping charts, filming and directing multiple music videos for well-acclaimed songs such as "Vision of Love" and "Fantasy" throughout the 1990s, Carey made her big-screen debut in the rom-com, The Bachelor (1999).[1] In 2001, Carey starred in Glitter which followed the story of Billie Frank, a young woman rising to fame as a pop-star, and was released on September 21, 2001.[2] It was a major commercial failure and critical flop being ranked number 21 on IMDb's Bottom 100 Movies of All Time.[1]

She later starred in films WiseGirls (2002), State Property 2 (2005) and Tennessee (2008) with supporting roles. The latter film received higher praise with Carey's role as Krystal, an aspiring young singer, being called "surprisingly effective".[3] Despite the film's mixed reviews, Carey's performance as Raychel in WiseGirls was given favourable reviews in comparison to her role as Billie Frank in Glitter.[4] In 2009, Carey starred in Lee Daniels' film Precious as Ms. Weiss, a social worker, which earned her multiple awards and nominations including a win for the Palm Springs International Film Festival Breakthrough Performance Award.[5] Precious was deemed by some to be Carey's comeback and "return to acting".[6]

In 2013, Carey starred in Daniels' historical drama film, The Butler, which earned her a second nomination for Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. That same year, Carey signed on as a judge on the twelfth season of American Idol alongside Nicki Minaj, Randy Jackson and Keith Urban but left at the end of the season alongside Minaj.[7][8] Carey has stated that American Idol was one of the "worst experiences of [her] life.[9] She went on to say that "pitting two females against each other wasn’t cool" and that the show "should have been about the contestants instead of about some nonexistent feud" in relation to her on-set squabbles with Minaj.[9] In 2018, she appeared as a key advisor on The Voice.[10]

In December 2016, Carey starred in her first docu-series, Mariah's World which premiered on the E! cable network.[11] The show followed Carey's Sweet Sweet Fantasy Tour around Europe and her then-plans to get married.[12][13] The series struggled with ratings, but tended to be well received by some critics including Variety's Sonia Saraiya, who praised the show's "surprising sense of humor and humility".[14] The show was cancelled after one season.[14] Carey has also reinvented her image as the "de facto Christmas-time hostess" with multiple Christmas films and specials including two Hallmark Channel specials and two Apple TV+ specials including A Christmas Melody (2015) and Mariah Carey's Magical Christmas Special (2020); the former being Carey's directorial debut.[1][15]

Carey has also lent her voice to many animated films, most notably The Star (2017) and The Lego Batman Movie (2017). She has also made cameo appearances in numerous films, her first being in Death of a Dynasty (2003) and later on in Girls Trip (2017) among several others. Carey has also recorded theme music for different films and TV shows such as "When You Believe", from The Prince of Egypt soundtrack in 1998, with Whitney Houston.[16] In 2013, Carey performed "Almost Home", the theme song from the film Oz the Great and Powerful.[17] In 2018, Carey stated in an interview that she did not like the song and that "it didn’t feel like [her] at all".[18] In 2019, Carey also wrote and performed the theme song for the TV show, Mixed-ish entitled "In the Mix".[19] Carey stated that "As a biracial woman in the entertainment industry, there was no way [she] did not want to be a part of mixed-ish".[20] Some other songs Carey has performed for movies include "Right to Dream" (from Tennessee), "Infamous" (from Empire) and "The Star" (from the film of the same name). The latter was nominated for the Best Original Song at the 75th Golden Globe Awards.

Having worked with numerous artists throughout her career such as Ol' Dirty Bastard, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Boyz II Men and Ariana Grande, Carey has accumulated over one billion views on her Vevo account.[21] Her music videos have been given high praise with Vogue stating that "since bursting onto the scene in the 1990s, [Carey] has evolved from the American girl next door (jeans and a T-shirt were her staples) to a sultrier, more glamorous aesthetic, complete with a wind machine blowing at all times".[22] Carey has been nominated three times for an MTV Video Music Award for Best Female Video, for the videos "Honey (Bad Boy Remix)", "We Belong Together" and "Touch My Body". In 2021, Carey was honoured at the African American Film Critics Association with a Special Achievement Innovator Award for her "visual storytelling in her music videos and specials".[23]

Music videos

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1990s

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Key
 • Denotes music videos directed or co-directed by Mariah Carey
List of music videos, showing associated album, premiere date, other artists credited, director(s), producer(s), and description
Associated album Title Premiere date Other artist(s) Director(s) Producer(s) Description Ref.
Mariah Carey "Vision of Love" July 1990 None Bojan Bazelli Ron Kay [24]
[25]
[26]
"Vision of Love"
(Channel 4 Version) 		1990 None Un­known Un­known [27]
"Love Takes Time" October 1990 None Bojan Bazeilli
Wayne Maser 		Ron Kay [24]
[28]
"Someday" February 1991 None Larry Jordan Lexi Godfrey [24]
[26]
[29]
"Someday"
(New 12" Jackswing) 		1991 None Un­known Un­known [30]
"I Don't Wanna Cry" May 1991 None Larry Jordan Kim Turner [31]
[32]
"I Don't Wanna Cry"
(Alternative Version) 		— None Un­known Un­known [33]
[34]
"I Don't Wanna Cry"
(Director's Cut) 		— None Un­known Un­known Carey stated in 2015 that because there was a "hot guy" in the video and her dressing was very provocative, they made her reshoot many scenes.[35] [35]
"There's Got to Be a Way" May 1991 None Larry Jordan Un­known [36]
Emotions "Emotions" September 1991 None Jeff Preiss Debbie Samuelson [26]
[37]
"Emotions"
(12" Club Mix) 		1991 None Jeff Preiss Un­known [38]
"Can't Let Go" December 1991 None Jim Sonzero David Ramser [26]
[39]
[40]
"Make It Happen" March 1992 None Marcus Nispel Anouk Frankel [26]
[41]
[42]
MTV Unplugged "I'll Be There"
(Live Video) 		June 1992 Trey Lorenz Larry Jordan Un­known [26]
[43]
"If It's Over"
(Live Video) 		July 1992 None Larry Jordan Un­known [26]
[44]
Music Box "Dreamlover" August 1993 None Diane Martel Gina Harrell [26]
[45]
[46]
"Hero"
(Live Video) 		November 1993 None Larry Jordan Patti Lamanga [26]
[47]
[48]
"Without You"
(Live Video) 		February 1994 None Larry Jordan Al Smith
Jack Gulick
Randy Hoffman 		[26]
[49]
[50]
"Anytime You Need a Friend" May 1994 None Daniela Federici Un­known [51]
[52]
"Anytime You Need a Friend"
(C+C Radio Mix) 		1994 None Daniela Federici Un­known [51]
[53]
"Anytime You Need a Friend" – EP "Anytime You Need a Friend"
(Soul Convention Mix) 		August 7, 2020 None Mariah Carey Un­known Previously Unreleased but later released for #MC30 in 2020. [54]
Songs "Endless Love" 1994 Luther Vandross Un­known Un­known [51]
"Endless Love"
(Live Video) 		1994 Luther Vandross Un­known Un­known [55]
Merry Christmas "All I Want For Christmas Is You" November 28, 1994 None Diane Martel Un­known [51]
[56]
[57]
"All I Want For Christmas Is You"
(Alternative Version) 		December 14, 1994 None Un­known Un­known [57]
"Miss You Most (At Christmas Time)" 1994 None Diane Martel Un­known [51]
[58]
"Joy to the World"
(Live Video) 		1994 None Un­known Un­known [51]
[59]
Daydream "Fantasy" • September 7, 1995 None Mariah Carey Un­known [51]
[60]
"Fantasy"
(Bad Boy Remix) • 		October 1995 O.D.B Mariah Carey Un­known [61]
"One Sweet Day" November 1995 Boyz II Men Larry Jordan Tom Case [51]
[62]
[63]
Merry Christmas "Joy to the World"
(Celebration Mix) 		December 1995 None Un­known Un­known [64]
Daydream "Open Arms"
(Live Video) 		1996 None Larry Jordan Un­known [65]
"El Amor Que Soñé"
(Live Video) 		1996 None Larry Jordan Un­known [66]
"Always Be My Baby" • March 1996 None Mariah Carey Ethan Wolvek [51]
[67]
[68]
"Always Be My Baby"
(Mr. Dupri Mix) • 		May 1996 Da Brat
Xscape 		Mariah Carey Un­known [69]
"Forever"
(Live Video) 		October 1996 None Larry Jordan Un­known [51]
[70]
"Underneath the Stars"
 November 13, 2020 None Un­known Un­known Previously Unreleased (Released for #MC30) [71]
[72]
Butterfly "Honey" September 1997 None Paul Hunter Rubin Mendoza [51]
[73]
"Honey"
(Bad Boy Remix) 		September 1997 Mase
The Lox 		Un­known Un­known [74]
"Butterfly" • October 1997 None Daniel Pearl
Mariah Carey 		Warren Hewlett
Dan Shea 		[51]
[75]
[76]
"Breakdown" • February 1998 Krayzie Bone
Wish Bone 		Mariah Carey
Diane Martel 		Jack Gulick [51]
[77]
[78]
"The Roof" • March 1998 None Mariah Carey
Diane Martel 		Jack Gulick [51]
[79]
[80]
"My All" 1998 None Herb Ritts Debbie Kennard [51]
[81]
"My All/Stay Awhile"
(So So Def Remix) 		June 1998 Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz Diane Martel Un­known [51]
[82]
"Whenever You Call"
(Live Video) 		1998 none Un­known Un­known [83]
[84]
#1's "Sweetheart" October 1998 Jermaine Dupri Hype Williams Un­known [85]
"When You Believe" November 16, 1998 Whitney Houston Phil Joanou Un­known [51]
[86]
[87]
"When You Believe"
(Alternative Version) 		December 13, 1998 Whitney Houston Mary Lambert Un­known [88]
[89]
"I Still Believe" January 12, 1999 None Brett Ratner Erin Williams [51]
[90]
[91]
"I Still Believe/Pure Imagination"
(Damizza Reemix) • 		February 1999 Krayzie Bone
Da Brat 		Mariah Carey Un­known [92]
Rainbow "Heartbreaker" August 16, 1999 None Brett Ratner Un­known [93]
August 30, 1999 Jay-Z Brett Ratner Un­known [94]
"Heartbreaker" (Remix) October 12, 1999 Da Brat
Missy Elliot
DJ Clue? 		Diane Martel Un­known [95]
[96]
"Thank God I Found You" October 14, 1999 Joe
98 Degrees 		Brett Ratner Steve Woroniecki
John Marshall 		[97]
[98]
"Thank God I Found You"
(Make It Last Remix) 		November 1999 Joe
Nas 		Sanaa Hamri Un­known [99]
"Thank God I Found You"
(Alternative Version) 		December 14, 1999 Joe
98 Degrees 		Un­known Un­known [100]

2000s

[edit]
Key
 • Denotes music videos directed or co-directed by Mariah Carey
List of music videos, showing associated album, premiere date, other artists credited, director(s), producer(s), and description
Associated album Title Premiere date Other artist(s) Director(s) Producer(s) Description Ref.
Rainbow "Crybaby" April 2000 Snoop Dogg Sanaa Hamri Un­known [101]
[102]
"Can't Take That Away (Mariah's Theme)" April 2000 None Sanaa Hamri Un­known [103]
"Can't Take That Away (Mariah's Theme)"
(Alternate Version) 		2000 None Sanaa Hamri Un­known [104]
"Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)"
(Live Video) 		2000 None Un­known Un­known [105]
Coast to Coast "Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)" September 2000 Westlife Un­known Un­known The music video features both Carey and Westlife and was shot around the island of Capri. It has an "in the recording studio" theme with shots of a lyric sheet and a mixing console alongside a cassette tape with the word "rough" written in red uppercase. After departing the studio, Carey listens to the cassette on a nearby yacht. [106]
[107]
Merry Christmas "O Holy Night" December 11, 2000 None Sanaa Hamri Un­known [108]
Greatest Hits "All I Want for Christmas Is You"
(So So Def Remix)
(Animated Video) 		December 18, 2000 Jermaine Dupri
Lil' Bow Wow 		Un­known Un­known [109]
[110]
Glitter "Loverboy" June 8, 2001 None David LaChapelle Un­known [111]
[112]
"Loverboy" (Remix) 2001 Da Brat
Ludacris
Twenty II
Shawnna 		David LaChapelle Un­known [113]
"Never Too Far" August 17, 2001 None Vondie Curtis Hall Un­known The music video is an excerpt from the film Glitter. [114]
"Don't Stop (Funkin' 4 Jamaica)" October 18, 2001 Mystikal Sanaa Hamri Steve Woroniecki [115]
[116]
"Last Night a DJ Saved My Life" 2001 Busta Rhymes
Fabolous
DJ Clue? 		Sanaa Hamri Un­known [117]
Charmbracelet "Through the Rain" October 19, 2002 None Dave Meyers Craig Fanning
Ron Mohrhoff 		[118]
"Boy (I Need You)" January 21, 2003 Cam'ron Joseph Kahn Greg Tharp [119]
It Ain't Safe
No More... 		"I Know What You Want" April 2, 2003 Busta Rhymes
Flipmode Squad 		Chris Robinson Un­known [120]
[121]
Charmbracelet "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" July 17, 2003 None Sanaa Hamri Un­known [122]
Kiss of Death "U Make Me Wanna" October 2004 Jadakiss Sanaa Hamri Haley Moffett [123]
[124]
The
Emancipation
of Mimi 		"It's Like That" March 4, 2005 Jermaine Dupri
Fatman Scoop 		Brett Ratner Ron Mohrhoff [125]
[126]
"We Belong Together" April 11, 2005 None Brett Ratner Ron Mohrhoff [127]
[128]
"Shake It Off" July 26, 2005 None Jake Nava Ron Mohrhoff
Scott Kalvert 		[129]
[130]
"Get Your Number" October 5, 2005 Jermaine Dupri Jaka Nava Tom Fanning
Craig Fanning 		[131]
[132]
"Don't Forget About Us" November 1, 2005 None Paul Hunter Ron Mohrhoff
Rebecca Skinner 		[133]
[134]
Merry Christmas (2005 DualDisc) "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town 2005"
(Claymation Video) 		December 2, 2005 None Mark Gravas Un­known [135]
[136]
The
Emancipation
of Mimi 		"Say Somethin'" April 10, 2006 Snoop Dogg Paul Hunter Rebecca Skinner
Ron Mohrhoff 		[137]
[138]
Fidel Cashflow 2006 "Don't Forget About Us"
(Desert Storm Remix) 		December 2006 DJ Clue?
Fabolous
Styles P 		Un­known Un­known [139]
Strength & Loyalty "Lil' L.O.V.E." July 5, 2007 Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
Bow Wow 		Chris Robinson Meredith Welsch [140]
[141]
E=MC² "Touch My Body" February 27, 2008 None Brett Ratner Ron Mohrhoff
Rebecca Skinner 		[142]
[143]
"Bye Bye" May 6, 2008 None Justin Francis Coleen Haynes
John Winter 		[144]
[145]
[146]
"I'll Be Lovin' U Long Time"
(iTunes Solo Version) 		July 3, 2008 None Chris Applebaum Tomer DeVito
John Hardin 		[147]
[148]
"I'll Be Lovin' U Long Time" (Remix) July 3, 2008 T.I. Chris Applebaum Tomer DeVito
John Hardin 		[147]
[148]
"I Stay in Love" October 27, 2008 None Nick Cannon Roger Ubina [149]
[150]
non-album video "Right to Dream" December 8, 2008 None Aaron Woodley Un­known [151]
The Ballads "Hero 2009" January 5, 2009 None Un­known Un­known The video shows Carey recording the song in the studio. Scenes of New York City at night are also featured. [152]
[153]
E=MC² "Love Story" • February 8, 2009 None Mariah Carey
Nick Cannon 		Roger Ubina The video stars both Carey and Cannon and commemorates their first wedding anniversary. They are featured together on a couch, in a swimming pool, and on an airplane. The video begins with the words "This is the love story of Nick and Mariah," and ends with "Happy anniversary, Nick and Mariah." [154]
[155]
[156]
Love vs. Money "My Love" March 9, 2009 The-Dream Nick Cannon Roger Ubina The video depicts The-Dream as a superstar rapper and Carey as his love interest. She has braided hair and wears Air Jordans. [157]
[158]
[159]
Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel "Obsessed" July 14, 2009 None Brett Ratner Victor Alexander
Ron Mohrhoff 		Shot in and around the Plaza Hotel in New York City, the video shows Carey dressed as herself as well as her own stalker—allegedly Eminem. At the end of the video, the stalker is struck by a bus. Cameo appearance by Patrick Demarchelier. [160]
[161]
[162]
[163]
"Obsessed" (Remix) July 23, 2009 Gucci Mane Brett Ratner Ron Mohrhoff In addition to scenes from the original music video, the remix shows Carey lounging on a wooden table while Gucci Mane stands next to her pouring champagne. [164]
[165]
[166]
"I Want to Know What Love Is" November 16, 2009 None Hype Williams Tony McGarry
Hype Williams
Cisco Newman 		Carey sings in the center of the field of a CGI Yankee Stadium while spectators look on. Towards the songs's climax, a gospel choir accompanies Carey on the field. [167]
[154]
[168]
[169]
"H.A.T.E.U." December 8, 2009 None Brett Ratner Un­known Shot on a beach in Malibu, the slow-motion music video shows an emotional Carey in various bathing suits. [170]
[171]
[172]

2010s

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Nicki Minaj appears in the "Up Out My Face" (Remix) video.
Justin Bieber joins Carey in the "All I Want for Christmas Is You (SuperFestive!)" video.
John Legend appears alongside Carey in the "When Christmas Comes" music video.
Miguel appears with Carey in the music videos for "#Beautiful" and the Spanglish remix "#Hermosa.
Trey Songz makes a cameo appearance in the video for "You're Mine (Eternal)" and appears alongside Carey in the video for the song's remix.
Stefflon Don is featured in the first "A No No" (Remix) music video.
Key
 • Denotes music videos directed or co-directed by Mariah Carey
List of music videos, showing associated album, premiere date, other artists credited, director(s), producer(s), and description
Associated album Title Premiere date Other artist(s) Director(s) Producer(s) Description Ref.
Angels Advocate (unreleased) "Up Out My Face" (Remix) January 28, 2010 Nicki Minaj Nick Cannon Un­known The video has a red and white color scheme. Carey and Minaj play different characters, including Barbie dolls who escape from their boxes. Carey's doll box has "She sings" written on the front, while Minaj's says "She raps." Cannon makes a cameo appearance. [173]
[174]
[175]
"Angels Cry" (Remix) January 28, 2010 Ne-Yo Nick Cannon Un­known The music video shows Carey and Ne-Yo in the studio recording the song. Scenes of Carey in an alley with pouring rain are also featured. [176]
[177]
AT&T Team USA Soundtrack "100%"
(Live Video) 		February 20, 2010 None Un­known Un­known [178]
[179]
non-album video "Everybody Hurts"
(as part of Helping Haiti) 		March 7, 2010 Helping Haiti Joseph Kahn Un­known [180]
Merry Christmas II You "Oh Santa!" November 2, 2010 None Ethan Lader Roger Ubina The video portrays Carey as a performer on a fictional 1950s Christmas television show. She is backed by a band, dancers, cheerleaders, and other singers. [181]
[182]
"O Come All Ye Faithful/Hallelujah Chorus" • November 29, 2010 Patricia Carey Mariah Carey Un­known Carey and her mother sing in a Christmas-decorated studio. Footage of Carey's past holidays are also featured. Nick Cannon makes a cameo appearance. [183]
[184]
"Auld Lang Syne (The New Year's Anthem)" • (Fireworks Version) December 15, 2010 None Mariah Carey Un­known Carey is dressed in a black dress and has diamond jewelry on. She sings the song in front of a green screen with fireworks exploding. [185]
[186]
Under the Mistletoe "All I Want for Christmas Is You (SuperFestive!)"
(Shazam Version) 		November 30, 2011 Justin Bieber Sanaa Hamri Nicole Acacio Filmed in Macy's Herald Square, the video features Carey singing the song in a Santa suit while Bieber stuffs items into shopping carts. At the end of the video, they hand out presents to fans. [187]
[188]
[189]
[190]
Merry Christmas II You "When Christmas Comes" December 13, 2011 John Legend Sanaa Hamri Un­known Carey and Legend throw a celebratory Christmas party in her Beverly Hills home. Nick Cannon and Carey's children make cameo appearances. Excerpts from A Charlie Brown Christmas also appear. [191]
[192]
"Charlie Brown Christmas" December 24, 2011 None Un­known Un­known [193]
non-album video "Triumphant (Get 'Em)" August 21, 2012 Rick Ross
Meek Mill 		Nick Cannon Nick Cannon The video takes place in a boxing ring in which Carey is the ring girl. Mill plays the role of the boxer while Ross is a part of his entourage. DJ Khaled makes a cameo appearance. [194]
[195]
[196]
[197]
Merry Christmas II You "Christmas Time Is in the Air Again"
(Lyric Video) 		December 14, 2012 None Danielle Charles Un­known [198]
[199]
non-album video "Almost Home" March 8, 2013 None David LaChapelle Kim Dellara
Ron Mohrhoff 		The video combines clips of Carey singing in a black gown and scenes from the film Oz the Great and Powerful. [200]
[201]
[202]
Me. I Am Mariah... The Elusive Chanteuse "#Beautiful" May 9, 2013 Miguel Joseph Kahn Ron Mohrhoff
Kim Dellara 		Carey and Miguel ride on a motorcycle while she runs her hands through the air. Afterwards, she dances in a chandelier-filled barn while Miguel watches from the front seat of a red Porsche Speedster. [203]
[204]
[205]
"#Beautiful"
(Explicit Version) 		May 29, 2013 Miguel Joseph Kahn Ron Mohrhoff The explicit version video features scenes of Carey dancing in a yellow dress inside of a chandelier-filled barn. Miguel watches from the front seat of a red Porsche Speedster. [203]
[206]
[207]
[208]
"#Hermosa" • July 1, 2013 Miguel Mariah Carey Un­known The vintage-style video features Carey walking in Capri and visiting the Blue Grotto with Miguel. [209]
[210]
[211]
"#Beautiful" (Remix) Unreleased Jeezy Nick Cannon Un­known Editing of the video was completed on July 23, 2013, but the video was never released. [212]
[213]
"You're Mine (Eternal)" February 12, 2014 None Indrani Un­known The video features a glitter-covered Carey singing in the El Yunque National Forest in Puerto Rico. Trey Songz makes a cameo appearance as her love interest. [214]
[215]
"You're Mine (Eternal)" (Remix) February 14, 2014 Trey Songz Indrani GK Reid Carey sings in the El Yunque National Forest in Puerto Rico. Trey Songz lies in a bed and models for the camera. [216]
[217]
#1 to Infinity "Infinity"
(Lyric Video) 		April 26, 2015 None Lorraine Campo
Samantha Lecca 		Alex Peacock An animated lyric video featuring butterflies flying in the sky forming an infinity symbol. [218]
[219]
[220]
"Infinity" June 2, 2015 None Brett Ratner Un­known Carey swipes through selections on Match.com while lounging on a couch. Clips from her performance of the song during her #1 to Infinity residency in Las Vegas are also shown. Tyson Beckford and Jussie Smollett make cameo appearances. [221]
[222]
[223]
[224]
Empire: Original Soundtrack,
Season 3 		"Infamous" October 5, 2016 Jussie Smollett Un­known Un­known [225]
non-album video "I Don't" • February 3, 2017 YG Mariah Carey Stella Bulochnikov
Mariah Carey
Adam Paul 		The video shows Carey in suggestive outfits, on top of a car, giving the middle finger, and burning a wedding dress. [226]
[227]
[228]
[229]
The Star
(Original
Motion Picture Soundtrack) 		"The Star" November 16, 2017 None Un­known Un­known Carey sings cheerfully front of an animated moonlit sky and sunny desert. Excerpts from The Star also appear. [230]
[231]
Mariah Carey's
All I Want for Christmas Is You (Original Soundtrack) 		"Lil Snowman" December 8, 2017 None Un­known Un­known [232]
[233]
Caution "GTFO" September 13, 2018 None Sarah McColgan Un­known Carey struts around a house in lingerie while drinking wine. [234]
[235]
"With You" October 10, 2018 None Sarah McColgan Un­known A black-and-white video showing Carey posing, walking, and driving in Los Angeles. [236]
[237]
"The Distance"
(Lyric Video) 		November 16, 2018 None Un­known Un­known [238]
[239]
"A No No"
(Lyric Video) 		December 4, 2018 None Un­known Un­known An animated collage featuring scissors, snakes, and fire, among others. [240]
[241]
"A No No" March 8, 2019 None Sarah McColgan Un­known The music video takes place inside a moving graffiti-covered New York City subway car with Caution album covers visible as advertisements. Carey sings the song while passengers of diverse backgrounds join her on the train for an impromptu dance party with neon pink and blue lighting. Carey's children make a cameo appearance. There are whistle notes near the end of the music video that are not present on the studio version of the song. [242]
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"A No No" (Remix) March 22, 2019 Stefflon Don Sarah McColgan Un­known The video features alternative subway car scenes in addition to those present in the original video. Stefflon Don raps on a subway platform with graffiti on its tile walls while diverse dancers freestyle on the platform until the subway car Carey is riding on passes by. Cameo appearance by Carey's children. [244]
[245]
[246]
April 5, 2019 Shawni Sarah McColgan Un­known In addition to those present in the original video, the second remix video features subway car scenes in which both Carey and Shawni are featured. Shawni raps alongside Carey during which they interact with each other while the train moves. Carey's children make a cameo appearance. There are whistle notes near the end of the video that are not present on the studio version of the song. [247]
[248]
[249]
non-album video "In the Mix" September 17, 2019 none Un­known Un­known [250]
Merry Christmas
(Deluxe
Anniversary Edition) 		"All I Want for Christmas Is You"
(Unreleased Video Footage Version) 		November 1, 2019 none Un­known Un­known [251]
"All I Want for Christmas Is You"
(Make My Wish Come True Version) 		December 20, 2019 none Joseph Kahn Un­known [252]

2020s

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Key
 • Denotes music videos directed or co-directed by Mariah Carey
List of music videos, showing associated album, premiere date, other artists credited, director(s), producer(s), and description
Associated album Title Premiere date Other artist(s) Director(s) Producer(s) Description Ref.
The Rarities "Save the Day" September 12, 2020 Lauryn Hill Un­known Un­known Recorded at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. [253]
"Out Here on My Own"
(Lyric Video) 		September 18, 2020 none Un­known Un­known [254]
Mariah Carey's Magical Christmas Special (Apple TV+ Original Soundtrack) "Oh Santa!" December 4, 2020 Ariana Grande
Jennifer Hudson 		Hamish Hamilton
Roman Coppola 		Un­known [255]
"Oh Santa!"
(Lyric Video) 		December 9, 2020 Un­known Un­known [256]
non-album video "Fall in Love at Christmas" November 5, 2021 Khalid
Kirk Franklin 		Mariah Carey
Bryan Tanaka 		Un­known

Video albums

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List of video albums
Title Release details Peak chart positions Certifications
US Video
[257] 		US Music Video
[258] 		AUS Music DVD
[259] 		JPN DVD
[260] 		Spain Music DVD
[261] 		UK Video
[262] 		UK Music Video
[262]
The First Vision 20 2 — — — — 24
  • US: Platinum
  • CAN: Gold
MTV Unplugged +3 9 1 — — — — 1
  • US: Platinum
Here Is Mariah Carey
  • Released: November 30, 1993
  • Label: Columbia Music Video
  • Format: VHS, VCD, DVD
 14 4 — — — 10 1
  • US: Platinum
  • FRA: Gold
  • UK: Gold
Fantasy: Mariah Carey
at Madison Square Garden
  • Released: February 9, 1996
  • Label: Columbia Music Video
  • Format: VHS, DVD
 9 1 — — — 40 2
  • US: Platinum
  • FRA: Gold
  • UK: Gold
Around the World
  • Released: April 27, 1999
  • Label: Columbia Music Video
  • Format: VHS, VCD, DVD
 6 3 — 29 — 97 2
  • US: Platinum
  • BRA: Gold
  • UK: Gold
#1's
  • Released: December 7, 1999
  • Label: Columbia Music Video
  • Format: VHS, VCD, DVD
 14 15 — 16 — —[c] 17
  • US: Platinum
  • AUS: Platinum
  • FRA: Platinum
  • UK: Gold
The Adventures of Mimi
  • Released: November 16, 2007
  • Label: Universal Music DVD Video
  • Format: 2× DVD, 3× DVD, 2× Blu-Ray
 — 1 26 75 8 — 10
  • US: Platinum
  • BRA: 2× Platinum
DVD Collection — — — — — — 38

Video singles

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List of video singles
Title Release details Peak chart positions
US Video
[263] 		US Music Video
[258]
"My All"
  • Released: April 21, 1998
  • Label: Columbia Music Video
  • Format: VHS
 34 6

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes
1999 The Bachelor Ilana Acting debut
2001 Glitter Billie Frank 2001 Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress

Nominated – Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Screen Combo

2002 WiseGirls Raychel
2003 Death of a Dynasty Herself Cameo appearance
2005 State Property 2 Dame's Wifey
2008 Tennessee Krystal
2008 You Don't Mess with the Zohan Herself Cameo appearance
2009 Precious Mrs. Weiss

Palm Springs International Film Festival Breakthrough Performance Award
Capri Hollywood International Film Festival Award for Supporting Actress of the Year
Black Reel Award for Best Ensemble
Boston Society of Film Critics Award for Best Ensemble Cast
Nominated – Black Reel Award for Best Supporting Actress
Nominated – NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture
Nominated – Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
Nominated – Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Best Cast

2013 The Butler Hattie Pearl Nominated – Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
2015 A Christmas Melody Melissa Carey also directed the film
2016 Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping Herself Cameo appearance
2016 The Keys of Christmas Herself Cameo appearance
2017 The Lego Batman Movie Mayor McCaskill[264] Voice
2017 Girls Trip Herself Cameo appearance
2017 The Star Rebecca the hen Voice
2017 Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You Herself / narrator Voice
Executive Producer
2020 Mariah Carey's Magical Christmas Special Herself Executive Producer
2021 Mariah's Christmas: The Magic Continues Herself Executive Producer
2022 Mariah Carey: Merry Christmas to All! Herself Executive Producer

Television

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Year Title Role Notes Source(s)
1990–2008 Saturday Night Live Musical Guest "Patrick Swayze/Mariah Carey" (Season 16, Episode 4)
"Linda Hamilton/Mariah Carey" (Season 17, Episode 6)
"Claire Danes/Mariah Carey" (Season 23, Episode 6)
"Jonah Hill/Mariah Carey" (Season 33, Episode 8)
2002 Justice League Carol Ferris / Star Sapphire 18—19 Episodes
Ally McBeal Candy Cushnip "Playing with Matches" (Season 5, Episode 8)
2003 I Love the '80s Strikes Back Herself Miniseries, commentator
Amici di Maria De Filippi Herself Italian talent show, guest
2004 The Proud Family Herself (voice) "Monkey Business" (Season 3, Episode 1)
2013 American Idol Judge Season 12
American Dad! Gina's Replacement Waitress (voice) "Max Jets" (Season 9, Episode 11)
Laura (voice) "Kung Pao Turkey" (Season 10, Episode 5)
2016 Empire Kitty "What Remains Is Bestial" (Season 3, Episode 3)
Mariah's World Herself
2018 The Voice Herself Key Advisor in the fifteenth season.

References

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  1. ^ Includes remix, alternate, director-cut and live videos.
  2. ^ Saturday Night Live is counted as one appearance despite Carey making four appearances on the show in the years 1990–2008.
  3. ^ #1's did not enter the UK Video chart, but peaked at number 87 on the DVD chart.[262]
  4. ^ Fantasy: Mariah Carey at Madison Square Garden and #1's
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