Paul McCartney Collabs Quiz: Test Your Music Expertise

Q: Which wrong answer tripped up fans most on the 'FourFiveSeconds' question?

21% of fans incorrectly guessed 'All of the Lights.' — It's a classic Kanye connection! Fans knew Kanye was involved but mixed up their Kanye tracks — a totally understandable mix-up for casual listeners.

Q: How many fans correctly named Elvis Costello as McCartney's 'Flowers in the Dirt' co-writer?

74% got it right — but 21% wrongly credited Tom Petty. — Nearly 1 in 4 fans handed the credit to Tom Petty instead! Both are legends of the era, so it's a sneaky misconception that caught a lot of people out.

Test your knowledge of Paul McCartney collabs — take this fun quiz to identify his famous duet partners, session musicians, and surprise collaborations across decades

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George Martin was the ultimate no-brainer for McCartney fans — a jaw-dropping 100% of quiz takers correctly named him as the legendary producer behind the Beatles and beyond. Meanwhile, rivals like Rick Rubin and Quincy Jones didn't earn a single vote!

Fans crushed the classic collaborations but stumbled hard on the modern ones — while 95% nailed the Michael Jackson 'Say Say Say' pairing, barely half (53%) could identify McCartney's 2015 team-up with Rihanna and Kanye West on 'FourFiveSeconds,' revealing a serious blind spot for his 21st-century work.

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Q:Which wrong answer tripped up fans most on the 'FourFiveSeconds' question?

A:21% of fans incorrectly guessed 'All of the Lights.'

It's a classic Kanye connection! Fans knew Kanye was involved but mixed up their Kanye tracks — a totally understandable mix-up for casual listeners.

Q:How many fans correctly named Elvis Costello as McCartney's 'Flowers in the Dirt' co-writer?

A:74% got it right — but 21% wrongly credited Tom Petty.

Nearly 1 in 4 fans handed the credit to Tom Petty instead! Both are legends of the era, so it's a sneaky misconception that caught a lot of people out.