At the Michael Jackson Memorial, Mariah Carey, among other singers, attended the event and performed different songs in the memory of the great MJ. Mariah’s performance was a bit shaky – you could hear that she was having a hard time hitting certain notes to the song, “I’ll be there”. She went onto her Twitter page and apologized for her shakiness and blamed it on her front-row view of Mike’s gold coffin. It choked her up and she tried her not to cry. Completely understandable.

What I don’t understand is why she regretted speaking about her performance publicly. Maybe it made someone in the Jackson family upset. Who knows? She says that she regrets sending that message on Twitter and that she is very emotional and unhappy with her performance. Then she goes on to say that she forgot the whole world could read what she wrote and thought she was just talking to her friends. (I still don’t see the big deal). “I shouldn’t have done that because that was really only meant for Michael. That was about him,” Mariah said.

Just like the rest of us, Mariah Carey grew up listening to and singing Michael Jackson’s songs. She says that the whole world is going to feel the impact of his death forever and feels blessed that she got a chance to know Mike and perform with him and for his memorial.