Mariah Carey had better luck performing on television this week when she stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live. The performance of her new track "I Don't" went off without a hitch and marked a successful return after her botched New Year's Eve performance.
The New Year's Eve appearance bombed with Carey and producers both pointing fingers. The diva hit Twitter shortly after the performance claiming the she was pushed out onto stage even despite faulty in-ear monitors.
"I came to New Year's Eve in New York in great spirits and was looking forward to a celebratory moment with the world," Carey said in a nearly two-minute audio recording posted to her Twitter page. "It's a shame that we were put into the hands of a production team with technical issues, who chose to capitalize on circumstances beyond our control."
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