David Guetta & Kelly Rowland's "When Love Takes Over": Billboard's Top Dance-Pop Collaboration

David Guetta's collaboration with Kelly Rowland, "When Love Takes Over," received a significant accolade from Billboard when it was ranked as the number one dance-pop collaboration ever. Released initially in 2009, the track quickly became a significant hit globally, earning critical acclaim and commercial success. The song marked a pivotal moment in David Guetta's career, establishing him as a leading figure in the EDM (Electronic Dance Music) scene. This collaboration also rejuvenated Kelly Rowland's career post-Destiny's Child, showcasing her versatility as a solo artist. Billboard's decision to rank it at the top reflects its impact on the music industry, particularly in blending dance music with mainstream pop appeal. "When Love Takes Over" saw high positions on various charts worldwide, hitting number one in countries like the UK and Ireland. It also earned multiple certifications, including Platinum in the United States and Australia. Musically, it combined Guetta’s signature electronic beats with Rowland's powerful vocals, creating an anthemic quality that resonated with a broad audience. The song's success contributed to the growing popularity of EDM, influencing many subsequent collaborations between pop artists and DJs. It also solidified the trend of cross-genre collaborations, which became increasingly prevalent in the years that followed. #DavidGuetta #KellyRowland #EDM #BillboardTop #DancePop #MoofLife