Ashanti

Ashanti Shequoiya Douglas, also called Ashanti, was born on the 13th of October of 1980, on the 13th of October, 1980 in Glen Cove New York United States. Ashanti is an United States singer, songwriter as well as an actor. Ashanti, a teenage singer-songwriter and actress in the US, was signed by Murder Inc. Records to record in 2002. In the same year, she made an appearance as a guest on Fat Joe's What's Luv? The singer also featured in Fat Joe's track"What's Luv!" as well as the Ja Rules' track Always On Time and Ja Rules track Always On Time, both of which became huge hit songs. The first female artist to hold the first and second spots within the Billboard Hot 100 list in the United States with Foolish at number one and Luv? at number two. Luv? What's Luv? At number two, we will assist you in celebrating her special day by sharing it with you. Ashanti Shequoiya, better called Ashanti is a New Yorker, born in Glen Cove on October 13, 80. Tina Douglas' mother was teacher of dance, and Ken-Kaide Douglas, who was the father of Ashanti Douglas, was a singer. Kenashia Tia Douglas is younger. Douglas was named Ashanti Shia Douglas after the Ashanti Empire in Ghana in which women were influential and powerful. Douglas wanted Ashantis to follow this example. James his grandfather was a leader in civil rights in the 1960s who worked with Martin Luther King Jr. Her mother was impressed by Ashanti's talents when she heard her sing Mary J. Blige Reminisce. Ashanti appeared as a kid extra in Spike Lee's Malcolm X (released in 1992) as well as Ted Demme's Who's the Man? Additionally, Ashanti was featured in a few music videos, including 8-Off Ghettogirl and K.R.S. Act One MC's They Don't Even Know. Even after she was approached by a number of record labels such as Bad Boy or Jive, Ashanti was not able to make it being an artist. In this midst, Ashanti performed in New York. At the Murder Inc. Studio she hung out hoping to score a breakthrough. Ashanti originally appeared on the track of Big Pun's We Roll as a backing singer. Ashanti was also on Fat Joe's single What's Luv? as well as Ja Rule's Always On Time. Ashanti sampled the track of 1983 by DeBarge Stay With Me on her debut single Foolish. Her debut self-titled album was released by Irv Gotti's Murder Inc. on the label in 2002. The Declaration was her fourth studio-album, was released in June 2008 Hey Baby, After the Club (released on radio and digital) dropped on the 16th of October in 2008. She appeared in The Christmas in the City film and also played Latasha in Army Wives. Aitch uses her Rock wit U song for Baby, March 10, 2022.