I'm not much of a fan of Ed Sheeran but he clearly is talented, and a good songwriter. However, I'm not sure a collaboration with Liam would do much for either, they don't really "go" together as singers I don't think.

He doesnt need Ed Sheeran . He only needs a concert or an event or an advert that could have a massive appeal to the pop/rnb crowd . That made WOG trending as #1 worldwide in spotify (see manchester concert).

glastonbury is a good chance (2nd on the bill before the killers) but i m not really sure if he can have that in glastonbury

One of my favourite pop tunes of the year. Went down great at summer barbeques and is also a safe bet at parties.

Anyway, he wouldn't work well with Liam at all. Ed is at his best for me when he incorporates hip-hop into his sound to balance out his usual twee persona. He'd make Liam sound softer, and Liam would make him seem like a hipster at a rave. If I had to get any chart-topper to collaborate with RKID, I'd probably have to go with Swae Lee. His atmospheric voice could be a nice balance against Liam's snarl, whereas Ed's radio-one-croon would be overwhelmed by it.

5 or 6 years ago? Yes.

Now? No.

He jumped the shark by releasing trite like Shape of You and re-packaging Thinking Out Loud as Perfect, imo. Now if he did something like Blow (which is a song that a lot of people reading this might like), then I'd be fine with a Sheeran/Liam collaboration. Otherwise, no.

I wasn't actually a fan of BLOW, which is weird because Bruno Mars is a genuine pop mastermind. Misused on that track, for me. Give me Beautiful People, Antisocial, and Cross Me any day. All top tunes.