DJ Khaled! He the best music! Khaled is a fundamentally silly figure, and his whole approach of rounding up extremely famous people to appear on songs together does not hit the way that it once did. These days, he seems to mostly exist to put out corporate-branded slop like his terrible Smurfs song. But Khaled apparently still has the ability to pull together artists whose presence on a song together feels like a big deal in one way or another. He’s just done that on two new singles — one that teams a post-genre pop star with a troubled rap supernova and another that assembles a multi-generational supergroup of dancehall reggae legends.
