The New Mariah Carey Influence

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Grande is known as the "New Mariah [Carey]" because of her voice and her looks. Some people (especially Mariah fans) do not like Ariana because she's "trying to be like Mariah." Some of Ariana's music videos resemble Mariah's older music videos and some of Ariana's songs sounds like Mariah Carey songs. Ariana did say that Mariah has been an influence on her. "Mariah has been a huge influence on me since I was a little girl," the new Wat-Aah! water bottle spokeswoman exclusively tells Us Weekly. "I've even done a cover of one of her songs. I don't think there are any negatives to being compared to one of the greatest vocalists of all time. It's honestly a great

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