Justin Bieber's 'Somebody To Love' Voted His Best Collaboration

On Tuesday, the MTV Newsroom Blog wondered aloud about the best collaborationJust Bieber has ever been a part of. Though the 16-year-old singer only has a handful of songs to his name, he has managed to hook up with a number of high-profile artists and create a string of hits with other stars. In addition to the two songs he has recorded with mentor Usher (My World's "First Dance" and the remix to My World 2.0's "Somebody to Love"), he has shared track space with Ludacris ("Baby"), Jaden Smith ("Never Say Never"), Sean Kingston ("Eenie Meenie"), Jessica Jarrell ("Overboard") and Soulja Boy ("Rich Girl"). But which one of those tracks stood above the others as the favorite among fans?

The poll ended up being a two-horse race between "Baby" and the remix of "Somebody to Love." Even though "Baby" sits at number five on the Ultimate Chart, "Somebody to Love" won the day, taking 37 percent of the total vote. "Baby" finished in a distant second place with 24 percent, while "Never Say Never" (which only appeared on the soundtrack to "The Karate Kid") came in third with 16 percent of the vote.

Even though "Somebody to Love" features Usher, his presence didn't seem to help the popularity of "First Dance," his other tag-team with Bieber. That track only took in three percent of the total vote, earning it a spot in last place. Just above it was "Rich Girl" (four percent) and "Overboard" (seven percent), with "Eenie Meenie" in the dead center spot with eight percent.

Bieber is currently working on new music, and it's almost a certainty that he will be collaborating with many more artists in the future (including Dr. Dre, about whom Bieber tweeted earlier this week). Who else will Bieber hook up with in the studio? Will Usher join him once again? Will he work with Drake to create an ultimate Canadian superpower? Will he jam with Asher Roth, who hasBieber's skills as a rapper? Only time will tell.

Who should Justin Bieber collaborate with next? Let us know in the comments!