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If You're Not Sick of Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" Yet, You'll Enjoy These 2 New Remixes

By Quinn Keaney

Updated on Feb 25, 2017 at 8:00 PM

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Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" has become the music world's latest obsession. It's spawned sexy dance routines, a handful of gorgeous covers, a brilliant acoustic version, and now, some new remixes that will have you partying all weekend. Following his epic performance at the Brit Awards, Sheeran teamed up with hip-hop artist Stormzy and EDM hit factory Major Lazer for two special editions of the song in anticipation of his new album, ÷ (pronounced Divide). Listen to them below, and then check out some interesting facts about "Shape of You" (ex: it was originally meant for Rihanna!) that you probably haven't heard.

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