Originally posted by Fruity

I'd say that in general they don't slay as much as you might expect.

Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

Originally posted by Quiqui4eva

I tend to get overhyped and feel disappointed when most of the female collabs (especially big games) are released.

Originally posted by UnusualBoy

No sis

Originally posted by iambradds

Why is there no talk about SMS bangerz

Originally posted by Euphoria

Originally posted by Nait Phoenix

Originally posted by Yakslap

We NEED another one of these TBH. I feel like the issue is generally the songs are made for one artist's album, written as a solo, and then after its fully produced, they add a last-minute collab via email, and throw it in. Sometimes it works, but often it sounds basic, or that it would have been just as good as a solo. A big part, I think Lady Gaga described this with the remix with Cher, is that the artists should work together right from the start, and be in-studio, rather than through emails last minute. If the song was, from the beginning, a collab, and written by the artists themselves, and put towards something they can all share the glory in, either for a third party source (EX: A movie soundtrack) or for a joint-single.

This isnt always the case though. Anyways I don't know how any of the following were created, but my favourite female collabs are Lady Marmalade, Beautiful Liar, Rich Girl, and Me against the Music. (I am liking that new Rih/Shak track tho.)



Also this.

Originally posted by RainDreamer

Yes. None of them are memorable enough. The only one I can think of that worked well was with Brandy and that other chick way back ...

Originally posted by Euphoria

Originally posted by swissman

Yes, generally they don't live up to what they could be.

Barbra Streisand always turns it out though!

Originally posted by Ressti

Yasss, I love Tell Him

And this legendary song is certainly not "weak"