Musicians for Haiti
Two years later, see artists who gave Haiti a helping hand.
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Musicians for Haiti - Two years ago, Haiti was struck by a catastrophic 7.0 earthquake, killing hundreds of thousands, leaving a million homeless and throwing the country into chaos. Progress has been slow (a half a million still live in displacement camps, for example), but it's been abetted by the generous donations from millions around the world — including some of our most prominent musicians, who pitched in with gifts, concerts, benefit songs and more. Click on to see artists who pitched in and gave Haiti a helping hand.(Photo: Frederic Dupoux/Getty Images)
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Jay-Z, Rihanna and Bono of U2 - Hov, Rihanna and U2's Bono linked with Swizz Beatz just days after the earthquake to record and release "Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)." All proceeds from the hit song went to the Hope for Haiti Now charity.(Photo: WENN.com)
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Beyoncé and Chris Martin - Beyoncé sang an acoustic version of "Halo" accompanied by Coldplay front man on piano at the all-star Hope for Haiti Now telethon in 2010.(Photo: WENN.com)
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Wyclef - Wyclef's Yele Haiti charity took in $16 million worth of donations in the wake of the disaster, though the organization has been dogged by accusations that it squandered much of the money. (Photo: Reuters)
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Common - Common hasn't forgotten about Haiti and its troubles. The rapper shot his raw video for "Sweet" while in the island nation, shooting an exposé on child slavery with CNN. When the video debuted, fans initially had to donate $1 to the J/P Haitian Relief Organization to view it. (Photo: Warner Music Group)
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