Mariah Carey was reminded of the good ol' saying "the higher you rise the harder you fall" this week, as her record-breaking holiday smash hit "All I Want For Christmas Is You" plummeted from No. 1 on the charts to, well, nothing.

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Page Six reports that "AIWFCIY," the 19th No. 1 song in the fan-anointed "Queen of Christmas's career, is now nowhere to be found on the Billboard Hot 100. This comes after the holiday hit simultaneously became the last chart-topper of 2019, first number one record of 2020 and as a result the first No. 1 song of the new decade. You might be asking yourself how a song released in 1994 could just now be topping the chart for the first time in its 25-year run, but new streaming rules have allowed many classic songs to become late-in-life hits just off the strength of fans tuning in on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. 

Of course, MC decided to see it as another feat instead of a flop, notching it as yet another record-breaker since "AIWFCIY" is now the first song in Billboard history to go from the top position to none at all. We love a legend!

Take a look at Mariah Carey handling the news of "All I Want For Christmas Is You" in stride like the true living icon that she is:

At the beginning of this year, there was that viral Internet trend of the #10YearChallenge. People shared photos that documented their evolutions across a ten-year span. Mariah Carey, forever existing above the status quo, refused to participate in the challenge. Actually, she participated, but insisted on rewriting the rules. She posted a split-screen of two identical photos, explaining that she didn't "get this 10 year challenge" since "time is not something [she acknowledges]." She merely conceded that the picture was "taken at some point prior to today."