Ashanti

Ashanti Douglas, popularly referred to as Ashanti and born in Glen Cove New York United States on the 13th of October, 1980. She is an actress and a performer who hails from her native United States. Ashanti began her professional career as a teenager and ultimately signed to Murder Inc. Records by 2002. In the same year, she made an appearance in the Fat Joe's What's Luv? song and Ja Rule's Always on Time track, both of which were huge hits. Through Foolish and the track What's Luv being at number one, she became the first woman with two songs in the Billboard Hot 100 chart top Ten in the United States. It was the first female artist to have both Top two spots on the Billboard Hot 100 in America and with the number one spot held by Foolish. one and What's Love? There is a chance to commemorate Ashanti's special day by visiting her website. Ashanti Shequoiya Douglas, also known in the media as Ashanti was born in Glen Cove New York on October 13, 1980. Tina Douglas' mother was teacher of dance, and Ken-Kaide Douglas who was the dad of the Ashanti Douglas, is also a vocalist. Kenashia Schia Douglas is her younger sister, is older. Douglas has named her Ashanti after Ghana's Ashanti Empire that was where women held power and had power and influence. Douglas wanted Ashantis to adopt this same model. James his grandfather was a prominent civil rights leader in the 1960s and worked together with Martin Luther King Jr. Her mother was able to discover Ashanti's talents when she heard her sing Mary J. Blige's Reminisce. Ashanti performed as a child on Spike Lee's Malcolm X (1992) and Ted Demme's Who's the Man? The singer also made a few guest appearances in music videos such as K.R.S.-Act One's MC's Like They Don't Know as well as the 8-Off's Ghetto Girl. After being wooed by a variety of record labels including Bad Boy and Jive Ashanti struggled to find success in her career as a performer. In spite of this, she continued perform within and around New York and began hanging around at Murder Inc. Murder Inc. recording studio in the hope of getting a significant break. Ashanti began as a back-up singer on Big Pun's hit song, How We Roll. Additionally, she was featured in Fat Joe's "What's Luv?" She also appeared on the Fat Joe's What's Luv? The song sample she uses in her debut single Foolish comes from DeBarge's Stay with Me the track from 1983. Her first self-titled album released on The album by Irv's Murder Inc. in 2002 was Ashanti. The Declaration is the fourth Ashanti studio album. The album was made available on Murder Inc. on June 3rd 2008. On the 16th of October Hey Baby (After the Club) was released on radio stations as well as digital channels. She played Latasha in Army Wives and starred in the film Christmas in the City. Aitch, a British artist, used her music in his song Rock wit U for Baby on 10 March 2022.