Most Successful Teams

Not only did bands and solo acts do well on their own this year, but many of them decided to get together in the studio and drop some of the biggest hits of 2007.

Kicking off the list is the most played (whether you wanted to or not) song this year—Umbrella with Rihanna featuring former Def Jam president Jay-Z at 8.


Although SNL's Andy Samberg may not necessarily be your idea of a music maker. But with the success of Lazy Sunday, the award-winning Dick in a Box and Natalie's gangsta rap, it's no surprise that his work with Maroon 5's Adam Levine on this year's Iran So Far turned heads. A humorous homage to the Iranian president, the 7th video also features a quick shot of Jake Gyllenhaal.


Next up at number 6 is a heart song by Rihanna & Ne-Yo. The lyrics may talk about hating being in love.But let's be real—who really hates being in love?


Now moving on from romance and right into the sack. At number 5 is Clothes Off by the Gym Class Heroes featuring Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy.


With sold out shows every where they go, I couldn't forget about Disney starlet, Hannah Montana and brother-band-trio the Jonas Brothers. On an episode of the popular show, the Brothers paid Hannah a visit and end with a collab that'll get any kid on their feet—putting it at number4.



One of Hip Hop's greatest teams up with one of England's singing divas to create a song with a sweet beat and a message that makes you think. At the 3 spot is Common featuring Lily Allen with Drivin' Me Wild.



Fine, fine. They may not appear in the same video or perform on stage together. But there's no denying that Kanye's usage of Harder, Better, Faster, Strong by Paris'Daft Punk is a stroke of genius—taking Stronger to number 2.


Timbaland seemed to have touched every big single that's dropped this year, which is why he takes number 1. With his new album, Shock Value and bringing musicians like OneRepublic to the forefront as well as Nelly Furtado's big comeback, whatever Timbaland touches zooms to hit status instantly. Instead of just showing one video, here's his big collab and his newest one.