Taylor Swift's Best Collaborations

The track may be forgotten for a reason, but we could never forget the lyrics, “I’m like eight foot four / Blonde hair to the floor / You shorties never thought I dreamed about rapping hardcore.”

This sweet acoustic duet from pop rock band Boys Like Girls came out after Swift dropped the 2009 Fearless single “Fifteen.”

Swift and Sheeran have collaborated many times, but this breathy breakup track from Red is their most intimate song.

Gary Lightbody and Swift joined forces to make the heartbreaking ballad “The Last Time.” And for that, we will be forever grateful.

Swift's Reputation era took us all by surprise, but no one could have expected the “Bad Blood” remix featuring Kendrick Lamar. As it turns out her voice pairs perfectly with the rapper’s.

“End Game” features not one but two guest stars. Ed Sheeran and Future filled out the track with their own verses about having a “big reputation.”

Zayn and Swift collaborated on “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever” for the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack, and captured the sweeping highs and gutting lows of Ana and Christian Grey's messy romance.

This murder-mystery track in the vein of The Chicks’ “Goodbye Earl” features Swift's favorite girl-band, Haim.

Bon Iver and Swift made the perfect anthem for Sad Girl Fall when they recorded the devastating “Exile” off 2020’s Folklore.

“I Bet You Think About Me” marked Swift’s 2021 return to country music, so it only made sense to bring Stapleton on board to craft the breakup ballad.

Swift collaborated with Bon Iver again to create the title track of Evermore which is somehow even sadder than “Exile” (it helps that it’s written from Emily Dickinson’s point-of-view.)