I agree with ESFP. The other three types I could see are ESTP, ENFJ, and ESFJ. But she doesn't strike me as a Thinking type.
I feel like the J-ness you could get from her workaholism and the amount of control she needs over her career, but I feel like that all stems from more of an Fi part of herself than Fe. I think she's more concerned with the essence of her music than the expression of it. Comparing her to Taylor Swift who also writes her own music (and who I believe has a preference for Fe/Ti over Fi/Te), I feel like Taylor prioritizes much more how her music impacts others. Also while Taylor slides between country and pop as two predefined genres, Mariah mixes together a unique sound of urban and pop music analogous to her mixed race heritage.
Her Enneagram is harder for me. I think you could strike off
1,
4,
5, and
8, leaving 2, 3, 6, 7, and 9. It's really hard to tell where she lies here. Here are some random qualities I got from her after watching The Lost Interview and her Homecoming Special:
- rule-breaking as a child; started a food fight in 8th grade, hosted a beer party to fund her prom dress, often skipped or was late to school, worked for various restaurants and usually got fired after two weeks, didn't go to college because she knew her path was going to be as a singer since she was very young
- one of the things she's had to work hardest for is her freedom to have more control over her career
- had a very disillusioned view of the world growing up, her grandparents disowned her mother for marrying a black man (thinking "what does that make me?") and knew what it was like to hear white people talk about black people when they're not in the room and vice versa
- she wanted to be crowned prom queen, but since her school didn't have the king/queen part of the dance she campaigned for votes herself and asked her friends to vote for her
- will sleep deprive herself to work on her music and promotions
- because she initially was always surrounded by CEOs and people within a corporate structure, she never got to enjoy the fruits of her labor and consequently felt like she had to keep overworking herself to maintain her level of success
- her remixes are very important to her because early on they served as an outlet for the urban/hip-hop side of herself that her management team had been suppressing, they also provide free-flow creativity
- sang showy notes and runs on the 2nd album because she felt like she had to prove something, will now restrain herself or do "vocal gymnastics" depending on where the emotions of the song take her
Some of her most personal lyrics:
Anyone have any ideas from all this?

I'm thinking maybe 6w7 but I'm not sure yet.
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