After all, it's like saying "Roar" f/Dr. Luke, Max Martin & Cirkut or "Call Me Maybe" f/Josh Ramsay or "I Will Never Let You Down" f/Calvin Harris. According to this logic, who thinks "Break Free" is not a solo hit won't consider solo hits all the songs that weren't produced by who sings them.

Break Free is not a solo song.

idk, idts tbh

but it's a hit!

So you consider voice the only important element in music?

I've never thought of it in any other light.

It basically is.

It isn't even that evident that Zedd worked on the song, because the production is so basic anyway.

Same exact thing happened with Calvin Harris.

No.

Calvin Harris wasn't in the WFL music video.

It is. Who cares about the producer?

Just because it features someone on the title doesn't not mean It's not a solo hit.
So if Zedd isnt on the title, this song would be totally solo hit?

No. If Ariana deserved to be listed solo she would have been.

He was

Yes tbh. Tons of people work on a song, it's not feat. every producer and writer.

If Ari felt like Zedd was needed to be credited as a feature then I guess he's prominent enough as his own artist to count alongside Ariana. Saint

Yes. I don't see anybody claiming WFL isn't a solo hit for Rih so what is the difference here? When you're listening to Break Free on the radio, the average person wouldn't think there was a feature on it because all you hear is Ariana.

I don't care if Zedd is a DJ or anything. He PRODUCED the music to the song just like anyone else produces the music to any other song. I consider the song to be a SOLO song, because Zedd produced the music, and had nothing to do with the vocal on the track. Nobody is taking anything away from Zedd's phenomenal talent, but saying that it isn't a solo song just because it "features" a DJ who produced the instrumental, is ridiculous..