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  • Mariah Carey, 2008
    Mariah Carey
    / Music Box, Daydream, Butterfly, and that Christmas single

    …divorced in 1998), she released Butterfly (1997), which reflected her new independence. The album was heavily influenced by hip-hop and rap, and the related music videos revealed a more sexual Carey. The single ā€œHeartbreakerā€ (featuring Jay-Z) topped the charts in 1999, making Carey the first artist to hit number one…

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    …divorced in 1998), she released Butterfly (1997), which reflected her new independence. The album was heavily influenced by hip-hop and rap, and the related music videos revealed a more sexual Carey. The single ā€œHeartbreakerā€ (featuring Jay-Z) topped the charts in 1999, making Carey the first artist to hit number one…

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