▲Sometimes, the biggest musical stars come together for a big collaboration. Recently, fans were treated to 'Don't Call Me Angel,' a new tune from the 'Charlie's Angel' soundtrack. The song features three pop heavyweights in Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Lana Del Rey. Of course, music history is jam-packed with all-star collabs that have made an impact on critics and the charts. Click on for a playlist of the most sensational star-studded collaborations.

▲Worlds collide on 'Don't Call Me Angel,' the new collab from the 'Charlie's Angel' soundtrack. Grande, Cyrus, and Rey have never sung together before.

▲Ed Sheeran shocked the charts with his 'No. 6 Collaborations Project.' A standout from the star-studded album features this cross-genre smash with Bruno Mars and Chris Stapleton.

▲French EDM wizard DJ Snake had a real hit with 'Taki Taki,' featuring an array of A-list guests, like Cardi B and Ozuna.

▲A standout collab from the history books, 'Walk This Way' marries Run DMC's raps with Aerosmith's classic guitar riffs.

▲Another classic track, 'Under Pressure' pairs two iconic individuals of rock, David Bowie and Freddie Mercury. Of course, Vanilla Ice swooped in to sample the hit single with 'Ice Ice Baby.'

▲Kanye has had his fair share of collabs over the years. 'Hold My Liquor' is one the boldest, with indie rocker Bon Iver singing alongside street rapper Chief Keef.

▲Calvin Harris threw a throwback party with 'Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1.' The album featured this star-studded single, with angelic vocals from Ariana Grande and Pharrell Williams.

▲The freakish Flaming Lips released a Beatles cover album in 2014, with this standout track featuring Moby and Miley Cyrus.

▲Bob Dylan is known for his beat poetry, but went a step further by rapping alongside Kurtis Blow on 'Street Rock.'

▲Half-forgotten by time, this self-titled 'Electronic' album featured Smiths member Johnny Marr and New Order singer Bernard Sumner. Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe of the Pet Shop Boys also collaborated on a few tunes.

▲It may be a classic, but before being released, Daft Punk fans were skeptical about 'Get Lucky.' However, the French house DJs fit in perfectly with Pharrell's falsetto and Nile Rodgers's iconic guitar.

▲In the mid-'90s, Paul McCartney teamed up with Oasis' Noel Gallagher, and Paul Weller, front man of The Jam. They came together for a cover of the Beatles classic 'Come Together.'

▲Inspired by Britain's Band Aid effort, USA for Africa united for charity single 'We Are the World.' The seven-minute-long song featured vocals from Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Bob Dylan, and many more.

▲Trendy rapper Travis Scott pulled some big names together for 'Stop Trying to Be God.' There's a chorus from Philip Bailey (Earth, Wind, and Fire), crooning from James Blake, and a harmonica solo from Stevie Wonder.

▲Bieber's Christmas album is a bit of a novelty, but features this strange duet with fast-rapping Busta Rhymes.

▲The Pulitzer-winning rapper teamed up with U2 on 'XXX,' a strange, shape-shifting song that raised some eyebrows back in 2017.

▲Post Malone's album 'Hollywood's Bleeding'
features a plethora of A-list names, including Ozzy and Travis Scott on 'Take What You Want.'

▲Rap's fashionable troublemaker got Rod Stewart and Miguel together for 'Everyday,' a single produced by hitmaker Mark Ronson.

▲Coldplay went full pop on 'Princess of China,' a collab with Barbadian bombshell Rihanna. The band returned to this mainstream sound on 'Something Just Like This' with The Chainsmokers.

▲Still one of the most unexpected collabs in music history: in 2004, rapper Jay-Z joined forces with rockers Linkin Park, releasing the 'Collision Course' EP.

▲Remaining one of the strangest standout collabs, Bowie and Crosby came together for this Christmas cover in 1997.

▲History may have fully forgotten 'Full Stop.' Victoria Beckham's collab with Nas was actually vaulted, before leaking onto the Internet in 2007.

▲In 2015, three A-listers joined forces for 'FourFiveSeconds,' an acoustic ballad with an ex-Beatle on guitar.

▲DJ Khaled is one of the industry's biggest networkers, and got all kinds of stars together for chart hit 'I'm the One.'

▲Who saw this one coming? Sting and Shaggy released their collab album, '44/876,' in 2018.

▲Parton and Stallone were co-stars in '80s comedy 'Rhinestone.' They recorded a handful of songs together for the film's soundtrack, including 'Woke Up in Love.'

▲Beyoncé featured on Lady Gaga's 'Telephone' back in 2009, and the nine-minute video that followed is certainly a must-see.

▲In 2013, Robin Thicke caused a stir with 'Blurred Lines,' a big chart-topper featuring T.I. and Pharrell.

▲In 2017, J Balvin got Beyoncé on his remix of 'Mi Gente,' with all proceeds going to raise money for hurricane relief charities in Mexico, Puerto Rico, and other Caribbean islands.

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'Bang Bang' brought together three pop heavyweights, who all brought their A-game on this chart hit.

Now while you're here, also read up on 'Old Town Road' and other crazy, cross-genre collabs.

Music's most sensational star-studded collabs

'Don't Call Me Angel' by Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Lana Del Rey has the net buzzing

16/09/19 por StarsInsider

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Sometimes, the biggest musical stars come together for a big collaboration. Recently, fans were treated to 'Don't Call Me Angel,' a new tune from the 'Charlie's Angel' soundtrack. The song features three pop heavyweights in Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Lana Del Rey. Of course, music history is jam-packed with all-star collabs that have made an impact on critics and the charts. Click on for a playlist of the most sensational star-studded collaborations.