Mariah Carey performed live for the first time since her disastrous New Year's Eve performance.
Carey made her big live TV return Wednesday night when she performed her new song "I Don't" on "Jimmy Kimmel Live." The song was inspired by her breakup from Australian billionaire James Packer.
So how did the singer do?
Wearing a curve-hugging red gown, Carey belted out her new single with the help of rapper YG without a hitch.

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