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Mailchimp false positive on multiple list subscribe

Here is my code which I am using to subscribe users to multiple Mailchimp lists in which they choose and is posted to this file by an ajax request. Here is the code:

So for some reason this returns a success from Mailchimp, but it doesn't actually subscribe to the lists I have entered. I have confirmed the list ids are correct and fields are too.

(I have removed all reference to the actual IDs)

<?php

    include 'MailChimp.php';

    $mailchimp = new MailChimp('MYAPI_KEY'); //I have my code in here

    $newsletter_keyarray = array(
        "List one" => "listoneid",
        "List two" => "listtwoid",
        "List three" => "listthreeid",
        "List four" => "listfourid"
    );

    $any_errors = false;

    foreach ($_POST['lists'] as $key => $list) {
        if(in_array($list, $newsletter_keyarray)){

            $merge_vars_array = array(
                'EMAIL' => $_POST['email']
            );

            if($list == "List one"){
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE1'] = $_POST['fname'];
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE2'] = $_POST['sname'];
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE3'] = $_POST['org'];
            }else if($list == "List two"){
                $merge_vars_array['FNAME'] = $_POST['fname'];
                $merge_vars_array['LNAME'] = $_POST['sname'];
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE4'] = $_POST['job'];
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE5'] = $_POST['org'];
            }else if($list == "List three"){
                $merge_vars_array['FNAME'] = $_POST['fname'];
                $merge_vars_array['LNAME'] = $_POST['sname'];
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE3'] = $_POST['org'];
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE4'] = $_POST['job'];
            }else if($list == "List four"){
                $merge_vars_array['FNAME'] = $_POST['fname'];
                $merge_vars_array['LNAME'] = $_POST['sname'];
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE4'] = $_POST['job'];
                $merge_vars_array['MMERGE5'] = $_POST['org'];
            }

            $mailResults = $mailchimp->call('lists/subscribe', array(
                'id' => $newsletter_keyarray[$list],        
                'email' => array('email' => $_POST['email']),
                'merge_vars' => $merge_vars_array,
                'double_optin' => false
            ));
            if(isset($mailResults['status']) && $mailResults['status'] == 'error'){
                $any_errors = true;
            }
        }
    }

    //enter api and userdetails here
    $response_array = array();

    if($any_errors){
        header('Content-type: application/json');
        $response_array['status'] = 'error';
        if(!filter_var($_POST['email'], FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)){
            $response_array['message'] = 'The email you have entered is not valid';
        }else if(isset($mailResults['error']) && $mailResults['error'] != ""){
            $response_array['message'] = $mailResults['error'];
        }
        echo json_encode($response_array);
    }else{
        header('Content-type: application/json');
        $response_array['status'] = 'success';
        echo json_encode($response_array);
    }

?>

I have figured it out kind of stupid of me.

The issue was in_array which compares the value rather than the key. So in the end I used array_key_exists

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