Mariah Carey Takes Down Bad Guys While Wearing High Heels in 'Type Dangerous' Music Video — Watch!
Mariah Carey likes them dangerous in her new music video for "Type Dangerous," which debuted on Friday, June 13
The elusive chanteuse takes down bad guys left and right, all while wearing high heels
She performed the song live for the first time at the 2025 BET Awards on June 13Mariah Carey likes them dangerous.
In her "Type Dangerous" music video released on Friday, June 13, the "Always Be My Baby" singer lives "a glamorous yet infallible assassin, effortlessly leaving a trail of bodies behind her," per a press release.
Carey, 56, drives luxury cars and motorcycles, struts through a casino in perfect hair and makeup and takes down villains — all while wearing high heels. Not a hair is out of place when she rides through the night or lies on the ground in a shimmering gown, surrounded by cash and poker chips.
The song and music video will make fans feel nostalgic for her earlier music, while also stirring up excitement about her first release from her upcoming 16th studio album, which marks her first in seven years.
The music video features cameos from Marlon Lundgren Garcia and MrBeast. At one point, MrBeast, 27, approaches Carey, who insists, "I don't know him," alluding to her shady meme-worthy moment of the early aughts. The internet personality then disappears in a cloud of cash.
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Carey performed "Type Dangerous" live for the first time on June 9 at the 2025 BET Awards. She was joined onstage at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles by Rakim and Anderson .Paak. She then sang her 2005 hit "It's Like That" to mark off an iconic performance.
That evening, Carey received the Ultimate Icon Award, which honors musicians with "decades of groundbreaking contributions to music, entertainment, advocacy, and community impact."
This also marked her first BET Award ever. "I mean, if you're gonna get one, might as well start with the Ultimate Icon Award," she joked, accepting the award and shouting out the other recipients. "But really it's incredible to be here alongside Kirk Franklin, Jamie Foxx and Snoop. I love you guys. Congratulations."
"It took me a while, but I finally realized life is far too short to live for anyone else's approval, which is something I always did," she continued. "So I decided to own who I am. My extraness, my fabulousness, my and yes, my success and my iconicness."
"I'm so grateful for you all to celebrate it with me tonight. Thank you so much."
Carey concluded her speech, "I just want to encourage everyone out there to believe in yourself. Love and respect yourself. Be a diva, be a boss, be anything you wanna be. But be iconic while you're doing it."
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