Celebrity
From 2008sFearlessto 2021sRed (Taylors Version), these are Swifts best and worst collaborations.
The album comes with every song on the 2012Redalbum as well as 14 other tracks.
Heres a subjective ranking of Swifts collaborations from not best to best.
Swift is barely heard over Mayers vocals, and she has just one or two lines to herself.
28 Two Is Better Than One
Release Year: 2009
Collaborator: Boys Like Girls
No.
27 Highway Dont Care
Release Year: 2013
Collaborator: Tim McGraw and Keith Urban
No.
26 Bad Blood
Release Year: 2015
Collaborator: Kendrick Lamar
No.
25 Evermore
Release Year: 2020
Collaborator: Bon Iver
No.
24 Safe & Sound
Release Year: 2011
Collaborator: The Civil Wars
No.
23 Birch
Release Year: 2021
Collaborator: Big Red Machine
No.
22 Run
Collaborator: Ed Sheeran
No.
21 Shouldve Said No
Collaborator: Jonas Brothers
No.
20 Nothing New
Collaborator: Phoebe Bridgers
No.
19 End Game
Release Year: 2017
Collaborator: Ed Sheeran and Future
No.
Release Year: 2019
Collaborator: Brendon Urie of Panic!
at the Disco
No.
17 You All Over Me
Collaborator: Maren Morris
No.
16 Soon Youll Get Better
Collaborator: The Chicks
No.
15 Breathe
Release Year: 2008
Collaborator: Colbie Caillat
No.
14 Coney Island
Collaborator: The National
No.
13 Thats When
Collaborator: Keith Urban
No.
12 Lover Remix
Collaborator: Shawn Mendes
No.
11 Long Live
Release Year: 2012
Collaborator: Paula Fernandes
No.
The addition of Chris Stapleton means this song may quickly follow suit.
The song went all the way to No.
2, making it the highest-charting release from theFifty Shadesseries, and it also earned a Grammy nomination.
The latter singer joined the pop/rock band on the reworking of their song Gasoline fromWomen in Music Pt.
III, which competed for the Album of the Year Grammy against eventual winnerFolklore.
The pairing of Swift and Snow Patrol frontman Gary Lightbody was unexpected, but it works beautifully.
3 Everything Has Changed
Not long after meeting and becoming fast friends, Swift and Sheeran started writing together.
Her first tune with Bon Iver, the cut went all the way to No.
5 on the Hot 100 and earned the pair a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.
