Ashanti

Ashanti Shequoiya Doug, also called Ashanti, was born on 13 October of 1980, on the 13th of October, 1980 in Glen Cove New York United States. She is a singer songwriter and actress who hails from the United States. Ashanti was first discovered when she was an teen and signed to Murder Inc. Records in 2002. Ashanti was featured in the Fat Joe's What's Luv? song that same year. Two Fat Joe's What's luv? It was the first time for a female artist to be in the top two spots on the Billboard Hot 100 list in the United States with Foolish at number one and the track What's Luv? The first female artist to have both the top two spots in the US Billboard Hot 100 and with the number one spot held by Foolish. one and the other being What's Loving? We will be celebrating the birthday of her favorite actress. Ashanti Shequoiya, better 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 is the dad of the Ashanti Douglas is also a singer. The oldest of the three is Kenashia Shia Douglas is her younger sister. Douglas gave her the name Ashanti to honor Ghana's Ashanti Empire which was a place where women were the rulers and had power and influence. Douglas wanted Ashantis to adopt this same model. James was her father. He worked as an advocate for civil rights alongside Martin Luther King Jr. during the 1960s. Her mother was aware of her daughter's talent after she heard her sing Mary J. Blige's Reminisce. Ashanti was an actor in the child stage for Spike Lee's Malcolm X and Ted Demme's Who's the Man? Ashanti was also featured in a couple of music videos. These include K.R.S. - Act One's "MC's like They don't know" and the 8-Off Ghetto girl. After being approached by several record labels like Bad Boy and Jive Ashanti struggled to find success in the field of singing. She continued to perform in New York, and spent time at Murder Inc. studios hoping for a big break. Ashanti originally appeared on the track of Big Pun's We Roll as a backing singer. In addition, she sang in the Fat Joe song "What's Luv?" Ja Rule's "Always on Time" and Fat Joe's "What's Luv?" were also featured. Ashanti's debut single Foolish includes a track sample from DeBarge's song from 1983, Stay with Me. Ashanti released her self-titled debut album in 2002. It was released on Irv Gotti's Murder Inc. label. The Declaration the fourth studio album, debuted on 3 June 2008. Hey Baby After the Club was released on 16 October to both radio and digital platforms. She starred in the film Christmas in the City and was Latasha Montclair in Army Wives. Aitch was a British rapper, performed her track Rock wit U for Baby on 10 March 2022.