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Ashanti,
Ashanti, her marketing team, and the Universal Music Group recently leaked a viral video that suggests that a string of violent crimes in Washington, DC were linked to the singer's latest single and video, "The Way That I Love You," which depicts the murder of a boyfriend by a jealous girlfriend. The fake news clip video, released through the Universal Crime Network, fictitiously depicts a string of violent murders and ends with a disclaimer from the Universal Music Group that it is only for parody purposes. The clip includes a fake crime scene with the words "Black children must die" written on a wall in blood and the main suspect in the string of crimes is called "Commercial Hip Hop." The fake news clip has allegedly sparked a protest in Los Angeles. The protestors are asking that the violent clip be pulled off the net. In related news, Ashanti released her new album, The Declaration, last week Comments (0)
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