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10 Artists Who Need To Collaborate With The Chainsmokers

These need to happen ASAP.

Kaitlyn Illsley
Sep 20, 2016
Charleston, South Carolina
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The Chainsmokers have recently taken the electro-pop world by storm, and the world can't seem to get enough. The famous DJ duo from New York is most known for their original, dance-anthems that makes you want to get on your feet, grab the person next to you and dance your little heart out. Part of what makes The Chainsmokers so interesting is their string of collaborators that are usually the featured vocals in their singles. With hits like "Don't Let Me Down" (feat. Daya) and "Closer" (feat. Halsey), I find myself listening to The Chainsmokers constantly on repeat. In honor of the rumors that Coldplay is next up for collaborating with The Chainsmokers, I asked 50 people who they want to see collaborate with The Chainsmokers.

Here's what the people said:

10. Taylor Swift

She's got a blank space, and she's ready to write The Chainsmokers' name.

9. Adele

"Hello, it's me." - Adele walking into the recording studio

8. Kanye West

It only seems fair to choose Kanye since The Chainsmokers did name a song after him in 2014. We just want to know if Teyana Taylor is going to be in the music video.

7. Justin Bieber

For the Biebs, whose vocals are now featured on two top hits, "Let Me Love You" by DJ Snake and "Cold Water" by Major Lazer, a feature on The Chainsmokers' next single seems overdue. As long as you love me, Justin, I'll give my vote to you.

6. Ariana Grande

Grande, who has previously been featured on Zedd's "Break Free" has a fun, energetic voice that feels it could easily keep up with The Chainsmokers' fast-paced electronics. We see you, Dangerous Woman.

5. Selena Gomez

Gomez, who has also previously been featured by Zedd in "I Want You To Know", has a smooth voice well-liked enough to create a Chainsmokers sensation. And if the haters hate, we know Selena will kill 'em with kindness.

4. Sam Smith

To be honest, I had completely forgotten all about Sam ever since he took home all the Grammys in 2015. Come on guys, I know I'm not the only one.

3. Bebe Rexha

Most of us know her from G-Eazy's "Me, Myself &I", but she's beginning to take over the EDM world alongside Martin Garrix with "In The Name Of Love". This is one collaboration I would definitely keep on repeat.

2. Chance the Rapper

Because let's be honest, we all want to see this Super Mario outfit happen again. The Chainsmokers would approve.

1. Ellie Goulding

It only makes sense that Ellie, whose sound matches various EDM tunes perfectly, would be featured next with The Chainsmokers. This potential mash-up would create some serious explosions. Thumbs up all around.

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