Is two really better than one? The classic saying often rings true when it comes to music, and some of the most iconic tracks to date have been collaborations. Umair Jaswal and Quratulain Baloch? Undeniably epic. Ahmed Jahanzeb and Shafqat Amanat Ali? Iconic doesn't even cover it. And we can't forget about the time Ali Azmat and Rahat Fateh Ali hit Coke Studio together for Garaj Baras. This proves that while a solid solo smash is never a bad idea, there's nothing quite like seeing your favourite superstars team up to lay down a track. Jumping on the collab bandwagon is comedian and rapper Ali Gul Pir who recently collaborated with artists from seven countries including Aaron English and Mathew Burgess from the US, Hijri from Kenya, Vladimir Bodunov from Belarus, Mattia Saravo from Italy, Henning Pauly and Haida Gwai from Germany, Toby Sanmiya from Canada and Sam Mehan from Australia. The song is titled as Pride and is written by Aaron English, Nazizi Hirji and Gul Pir himself.