edited the video by completely removing the gay scenes out of the video. "Beautiful" became her next number one single and the edited version was played throughout MTV Asia. Records Asian Breakthrough The first artist to enter the Asia Hitlist was Singaporean violinist Vanessa-Mae. "Storm" peaked at #10 in 1997. Her next single "I Feel Love" peaked at #4 the same year. Malaysian act KRU entered the charts in 1998 with the single "The Way We Jam." The song peaked at #3. Indonesian artist Anggun was the first Asian artist to top the charts in 1998. "Snow On The Sahara" spent 2 weeks at #1. Filipino band and MTV Video Music Award winner Eraserheads, entered the charts in 1997 with "Ang Huling El Bimbo." The song peaked at #6 due to its strong performance resulting from their win at the MTV Video Music Awards in New York. In 1998, "Julie Tearjerky" peaked at #16. Hong Kong-born Asian superstar of Chinese-Indonesian ancestry Coco Lee topped the charts in 1999 with the single "Before I Fall In Love." Her next two singles, "Do You Want My Love" and "Wherever You Go," peaked at #2 and #3 respectively. American-born singer/songwriter of Dutch-Indonesian descent Michelle Branch entered the chart in 2002 with her single The Game of Love with Santana and peaked #2. Filipino-American apl.de.ap or Allan Pineda Lindo, a member of The Black Eyed Peas had hits of his own. "The APL Song" debuted at #11, the highest for an Asian artist, and peaked at #5. His next solo single "Bebot," peaked at #3 in 2006. Thailand's Tata Young entered the charts in 2004, becoming the first pure Asian artist to enter after nearly four years. "Sexy Naughty Bitchy" peaked at #4 and "I Believe" peaked at #10. Cassie, a female singer of Filipino and African-American descent, peaked at #2 with "Me & U" in 2006. "Long Way 2 Go" peaked at #7 in the same year. Filipino-German and Pussycat Dolls lead singer Nicole Scherzinger topped the charts alongside rap mogul Diddy in 2006 with "Come to Me" for 3 weeks. Half-Filipino and half-British singer Mutya Buena, formerly of the Sugababes, entered the charts with "Real Girl" in 2007. 1990s Celine Dion " My Heart Will Go On" #1 for 11 weeks The highest debut was "Thank U" by the Alanis Morissette. The song debuted at #7 during 1998. Both Elton John and