Mariah Carey Rockefeller 2014 Mic Feed Who Released It
Mariah Carey's Isolated Vocals From Tree Lighting Ceremony Fuel Criticism (Video)
Newly released video strips away the band and features only Carey's singing, and it ain't pretty
Mariah Carey's Wednesday night Rockefeller Center performance is a gift the singer probably wants to return, as new video footage showcases her isolated vocals to terrifying effects.
Though her 20-year-old holiday pop standard "All I Want For Christmas" seemed to delight the crowd at NBC's annual live tree lighting ceremony in New York City, The Concourse took the liberty of removing audio from the back up singers, band and audience so only legendary Carey's singing is heard. Listen here.
The result was a nightmare before Christmas for some, a call to defense for others. Check out Twitter's best reactions here.
A spokesperson for NBC did not immediately return TheWrap's request for comment.
Also read: Ratings: NBC's NYC Christmas Tree Lighting With Mariah Carey Vocal Fail Wilts From 2013
Had all gone according to plan for Carey, the live performance would never have taken place. She was scheduled to pre-tape the song on Tuesday evening, eventually cancelling after keeping fans and crew waiting hours in cold weather and rain. The network agreed to let her sing live on Wednesday's telecast.
Call that a Christmas gift to the Internet.
10 Biggest Christmas Day Box Office Openers (Photos)
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10. "Dreamgirls": Bill Condon's 2006 drama about a fictional girl group rising to stardom in the 1960s scored over $8.7 million when it opened on Christmas Day, then won two Oscars at the 79th annual Academy Awards.
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9. "Alien Vs. Predator: Requiem": Sure, the movie was so bad it pretty much ensured the Fox franchise's demise, but it gave the studio a present worth over $9.5 million on Christmas Day in 2007.
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8. "Catch Me If You Can": Leonardo DiCaprio's portrayal of teenage con artist Frank Abagnale Jr. running from an FBI agent (Tom Hanks) attracted $9.88 million worth of ticket sales on Dec. 25, 2002.
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7. "Ali": Will Smith playing The People's Champion in director Michael Mann's 2001 biopic for Sony scored just over $10.2 million on Christmas.
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6. "Bedtime Stories": Adam Sandler's family-friendly comedy made over $10.57 million on Christmas Day 2008 before grossing $212.8 million worldwide.
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5. "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button": This big-budget drama may not have won director David Fincher or star Brad Pitt any Oscars, but it did go on to make nearly $334 million after opening to $11.87 million on Christmas Day in 2008.
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4. "Marley & Me": This tearjerker about the love between a man and his dog opened against "Benjamin Button," but still made a whopping $14.38 million for Sony on Christmas Day in 2008.
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3. "Django Unchained": People were in the mood for revenge last Christmas because Quentin Tarantino's spaghetti western starring Jamie Foxx and Leonardo DiCaprio grossed just over $15 million on Christmas Day in 2012.
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2. "Les Miserables": If people weren't in the mood for bloody revenge in 2012, they wanted to feel miserable, or hear other miserable people sing, at least. Tom Hooper's follow up to "The King's Speech" made Universal $18.1 million on Christmas Day.
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1. "Sherlock Holmes": The biggest Christmas Day opening ever belongs to Warner Bros.' hit 2009 adaptation of the classic literary detective, as played by "Iron Man" Robert Downey Jr., who may have been part of the reason $24.6 million worth of tickets were sold.
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