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Band was reunited again in 2005. Jackson. (founded 1987) after the break-up. In January 2005, Ashanti made her feature film acting debut in the movie Coach Carter with Samuel L. Udo Dirkschneider returned to U.D.O. However, R&B newcomer Lloyd has released a duet with Ashanti, "Southside", as his first single; and it became a hit at American radio, as well as MTV Jams, over the summer of 2004. The group broke up after releasing their last studio album, Predator, in 1996. Most recently, in 2004, Ashanti released the third single from Chapter II, "Breakup 2 Makeup"; its complete lack of video play on any American music video stations, including the cable channels, VH1 Soul and MTV Jams, and almost total lack of American radio airplay had some speculating that Ashanti's career as a superstar pop diva might have run its course.

The 1989 recording had David Reece on vocals and Jim Stacey on rhythm guitar. Even with the help of a remix version of both the single and video, it was not able to reach "Rock Wit U"'s level of success on either pop or urban radio. Herman Frank filled his space during the absence. The second single and video, "Rain On Me", was released in the fall of 2003. Jorg Fischer (rhythm guitar) was also a founding member of the band but left in the 1980s, and returned briefly for the 1985 and 1986 recordings. In the summer of 2003, Ashanti released an album called Chapter II. Its first single, "Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)" became one of the summer's biggest hits and its steamy video, which showed Ashanti in a bikini frolicking on a beach, was nominated for a 2003 MTV Video Music Award for Best R&B Video. Its main membership consisted of Wolf Hoffman (guitar), Peter Baltes (bass), Udo Dirkschneider (vocals), and Stefan Kaufmann (drums). She would later make a special guest appearance in a season 7 episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, First Date.

Accept is a German heavy metal band which was formed in 1977. family. All Areas - Worldwide! (1997). Ashanti was not spared from 50 Cent's criticism of the entire Murder Inc. Predator (1996). In early 2003, Ja Rule and Ashanti teamed up again and scored a massive pop hit with "Mesmerize", the music video for which parodied the plot of the movie Grease. 50 Cent would later mock Ja Rule as being soft and "not a true gangsta", citing the "Mesmerize" video and its pop-culture appeal as an example. Death Row (1994). During the summer of 2002, Ashanti also appeared on a Ja Rule song called "Down 4 U," along with labelmates Vita and Charli Baltimore.

Objection Overruled (1993). Ashanti's follow-up singles, "Happy" and "Baby" were smaller hits later that same year. Staying a Life (1990). "Foolish" became 2002's biggest hit, according to Billboard, spending eleven weeks at number one on the pop charts (Hot 100), thanks in part to a remix called "Unfoolish," which featured a rap by Biggie, and got heavy urban radio airplay. Eat the Heat (1989). record label. "Foolish" contained a sample of the late Biggie Smalls' hit remix, "One More Chance". Russian Roulette (1986). Shortly afterwards, Ashanti released her own debut album, Ashanti, and debut single, "Foolish," on Ja Rule's own Murder Inc.

Kaizoku Ban (1985). They were two of the biggest pop and urban hits of the year, and both featured Ashanti. Metal Heart (1985). Ashanti's big break, however, didn't come until early 2002, when, almost simultaneously, Ja Rule released the song "Always On Time" and Fat Joe released "What's Luv?". Balls to the Wall (1984). That same year, she caught the attention of Fat Joe, and he invited her to sing background for Big Pun's unsuccessful posthumous single "How We Roll". Restless and Wild (1982). She first was brought into the public eye as a featured background vocalist on Vita's 2001 hip hop remake of Madonna's "Justify My Love," which appeared on the soundtrack to the movie The Fast and the Furious.

Breaker (1981). Ashanti Shaquoya Douglas (born on October 13, 1980) is an American R&B singer, who rose to fame during the early 2000s as a featured singer on many hip-hop songs before releasing her first albums. I'm a Rebel (1980). Only U (2005) #13 US, #2 UK. Accept (1979). Kelly & Ashanti] (2004) #5 US, #1 UK. R.

Wonderful [Ja Rule feat. Ashanti] (2004) #24 US. Southside [Lloyd feat. Rain On Me (2003) #7 US, #19 UK.

Rock Wit U (Awww Baby) (2003) #2 US, #7 UK. Ashanti] (2003) #2 US, #12 UK. Mesmerize [Ja Rule feat. Ashanti] (2002) #2 US, #4 UK.

What's Luv? [Fat Joe feat. Down 4 U [Ashanti, Ja Rule, & Vita] (2002) #6 US, #4 UK. Baby (2002) #15 US. Happy (2002) #8 US, #13 UK.

Foolish (2002) #1 US, #4 UK. Ashanti] (2001) #1 US, #6 UK. Always On Time [Ja Rule feat. Concrete Rose (2004) #7 US.

Ashanti's Christmas (2003) #160 US. Chapter II (2003) #1 US. Ashanti (2002) #1 US.