versus?

ver·sus ( P ) Pronunciation Key (vûrss, -sz)
prep.
Abbr. v. or vs. Against: the plaintiff versus the defendant; Army versus Navy.
As the alternative to or in contrast with: “freedom of information versus invasion of privacy” (Ian Hamilton).

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If you mean "VS" being part as a title track of a song, most of the time its a mashup of 2 tracks.

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Originally posted by Numb3rJuan If you mean "VS" being part as a title track of a song, most of the time its a mashup of 2 tracks.

And two months later.... they will fight.

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Originally posted by Plastick And two months later.... they will fight.

"Vs" in a track title doesn't always denote a bootleg. Sometimes collaborations are titled "Artist vs. Artist".

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Yeah. Like a certain artist improving a mix of another or vice-versa

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Just a fancier way to put "&".

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Usually it's just a way to show that two artists collaborated.

vs., &, feat., etc. have all been used in this manner.

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Originally posted by starglider Usually it's just a way to show that two artists collaborated. vs., &, feat., etc. have all been used in this manner.

"feat." is usually used if the other part only had a small input, though. Or if that other person was the vocalist.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery "feat." is usually used if the other part only had a small input, though. Or if that other person was the vocalist.

True... although I have seen cases where feat. was used and a minor contribution didn't seem to be implied. I just meant that various terms have been used to denote a collaboration and one shouldn't read too much into them.

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Originally posted by starglider True... although I have seen cases where feat. was used and a minor contribution didn't seem to be implied. I just meant that various terms have been used to denote a collaboration and one shouldn't read too much into them.

Yeah, there's no real rule to them, people use them as they see fit (or what looks the coolest ).

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Possibly the worst collaboration notation used thus far:

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