Ja Rule with Ashanti, Fat Joe, and more

Born in Long Island, Ashanti gained fame for soulful pop-R&B hits like "Foolish." She set records in 2002, won a Grammy for her debut, and topped Billboard charts with albums like Chapter II. Collaborated with Ja Rule, Fat Joe, Nelly, and others while pursuing an acting career. Founded Written Entertainment, released Braveheart, featuring artists like Rick Ross and French Montana. Contributed to The Hamilton Mixtape and released singles like "Nasty" (with DaBaby) and "Say Less." Known for cinematic ballads, yearning love songs, and multi-genre versatility.

Fat Joe, born in the South Bronx, rose as a Latino rap superstar. Known for hits like "What's Luv?" with Ashanti, he earned Grammy nods and topped charts with "Lean Back" featuring Remy Ma. His notable albums include Don Cartagena and Family Ties with Dre. Collaborator of artists like Big Pun and DJ Khaled, he remains influential in the rap scene.

Born in Queens, NY, Ja Rule rose to fame in the early 2000s. Known for rap-R&B hits like "I'm Real" and "Always on Time," he collaborated with R. Kelly, Ashanti, and Lil Wayne. His albums Venni Vetti Vecci and Rule 3:36 topped charts. Despite beef with 50 Cent, Ja Rule remains notable for his commercial success and collaborations.

Houston-born rapper Mike Jones, known for his hit "Who is Mike Jones?", took a break due to label issues but returned strong in 2018 with "Sauce" and over 3M streams.

Saweetie, born Diamonté Harper in Northern California, is a multifaceted artist known for hits like "Tap In" and "My Type." She earned two GRAMMY nods for "Best Friend" with Doja Cat. Her diverse sound reflects her African-American and Filipino-Chinese heritage. Beyond music, she's launched ICY jewelry and collaborated with brands like McDonald's and MAC.