Justin Bieber included a lot of collaborations on his latest album Believe, but do you ever wonder just how he came to work with so many other talented artists? Justin's manager Scooter Braun gave MTV News an insider view of how the collaborations came about!

"Kanye was like, 'You should get Big Sean on that record.' And we're close with Sean, and Sean just jumped on there. It was very natural," Braun recalled. "Luda, of course, we did 'Baby.' We played 'All Around the World,' and we were like, 'Who would make sense?' And Justin's like, 'Luda would kill it,' Braun remembered.

"Nicki was getting on another one of our records, and then we did 'Beauty and the Beat,' and she heard it, and she was like, 'I want to get on that.' And, actually, we were gonna put Usher on it at first, but then we heard Nicki's verse, and we were like, 'Damn.' "

"The Drake thing is something he and Drake have been talking about for like two years. And then they finally went into the studio, and they wrote that song together. ... I'm glad that 'Right Here' came about. ... Drake was like, 'I don't want to do just a rap song. I want to sing with you, do a song for the ladies.' Everyone seems to love that song," he continued.

What is your favorite collaboration on Believe?

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