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TikTok muted the video at full length due to copyright claims, so I had to edit it to one minute.  Adina Howard's career derailment in the mid-1990s was primarily caused by a highly publicized love triangle, a personal dispute with her record label executive, and the subsequent shelving of her second album.  The Love Triangle: Following the success of her 1995 debut album Do You Wanna Ride? and the hit single
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