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After a long sojourn in The Regularverse, Posh and Fab return to the glittering world of butterflies and rainbows to discover so many Mimi Moments they can barely be contained in one episode. Well, they can't. This is part one of a Mimi DP.

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Posh and Fab get the Lambily's lists of Mariah's albums, ranked from favourite to most favourite, and then outsource the mathematical equations to a multinational corporate calculator to arrive at The Definitive Ranking. Take a journey from fifteen to one that somehow involves Christmas shade, Posh channelling Anastacia, and an album release announcement. Pre-order The Monster from Possible Prince X.

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Things get very real as PoshLo and Fableck dig into the many bonus tracks associated with the very regular album J.Lo and the many Lospiracies around the Ja Rule collaboration 'I'm Real,' thanks to Lo & Order: Regular Victims Unit. Then things get heavy as they discuss whether or not someone is just regular or a racist as well.

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Poshlo and Fableck return to The Regularverse to continue their appraisal of the regular album J.Lo. Fableck nearly likes a regular song, Posh is not as proLo as one would suspect, and they both agree they enjoy the Latin tracks and are horrified by the thought of Regular Jen singing with only a piano as accompaniment. Open up the Lo & Order: Regular Victims Unit because there are Lospiracies afoot, and crimes have been committed against several pairs of ears.

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Poshlo and Fableck are back in that dreary alternate-dimension, The Regularverse, and they're listening to the intensely regular album J.Lo, where they decide how much was actually sung by the named singer in their 'I'm Real' segment, and Poshlo enlists the Lo & Order: Regular Victims Unit to bust open the many Lospiracies about who sang what.

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Posh and Fab reach the end of their journey ranking Mariah Carey's studio albums. As they reveal their triumphant number ones, can they put aside the seething resentment about where they ranked each other's favourites?

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Things get heated as Posh and Fab continue to rank Mariah Carey's studio albums, and both of them threaten to quit the podcast over tragically low ratings for treasured albums. Obviously, all of the albums are amazing and none of them are less than number one, but even the rudimentary grasp of math held by the Elusive Sham Two know that is impossible.

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Posh and Fab have decided to rank Mariah Carey's albums, which is impossible because they're like children, how can anyone have a favourite? So they're being ranked from favourite to mostest favouritest. Could a disagreement over these rankings cause the end of this podcast?

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PoshLo and Fableck continue their strange journey into The Regularverse, and the 1999 Jennifer Lopez album On the 6, which features future husband Marc Anthony, who Fab enjoys, if only he wasn't singing with J.Lo. Can Posh and Fab choose a least favourite song from so, so many contenders? Also features Shania Chat, Diane Warren Chat, Miss Ross Chat, and a controversial head-to-head as The Regular One covers the same song as HRH Mariah Carey.

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Me. I Am. A Memoir. Presents 'The Regularverse.' Everything is not as it seems as Poshlo and Fableck listen to the first half of J-Reg's debut album 'On the 6,' and decide whether the songs are ProLo or NoLo. They discover how this regular album got its regular title, and how one of the songs was rejected by Mariah Carey as being far too regular.

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