Most Unlikely Musical Collaborations that Actually Happened
Which collaboration was the most unexpected? If you know more artists that collaborated that you thought were unexpected, you may add them here.
It was just okay. I didn't find it to be that unlikely because I know that Kanye and Paul had planned on making stuff together, so I guess it was expected.
This song is the worst Paul McCartney song ever written.
It was a good song too. Who would have guessed?
Surprising and awful, I have to add. Metallica went from thrash to trash. It's so painful because I am a Metallica fan.
I never thought Metallica would collaborate with a rapper.
Oh yeah, Weezer and Weezy in a song together. It's as bad as it sounds.
It's as bad as it sounds. I can use part of the title to describe it: you may want to die after hearing the song, especially if you are a metalhead.
I didn't even know Eddie Murphy was a singer until I saw this.
This was better than I expected. I liked it.
There are certain things that might be great on their own, but just don't go together. This was the beginning of Mariah's downfall. Nobody wanted to hear a singer, who is normally singing ballads with heavy vocal acrobatics, collaborating with one of the Wu-Tang members on a song.
This was disappointing, to say the least. I mean, for one, there was autotune on Sting's voice. But what can you expect from a song written by The-Dream? He autotunes everybody, even if they don't need it.
Nicole, who asked you to collab with trash like Sting? I actually like Nicole Scherzinger, but this was disappointing.
Eh, I didn't really think it was a good match, honestly. Elton John only had the chorus, and Young Thug sounded boring here.
That's a whole album and not only one song, and it was bad.
Eh, they both have some similarity, so I don't think it was that unlikely.
Not that unlikely compared to Kendrick and Rihanna.
The song already sucked. Don't make it more horrid!