After reimagining Ed Sheeran's version of '2Step' and collaborating with him for it, musician Armaan Malik recently met up with the singer

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After reimagining Ed Sheeran’s version of 2Step and collaborating with him for it, musician Armaan Malik met up with the singer recently. Ed is currently on the European leg of his ‘Mathematics tour’ and he met our very own ‘Prince of Pop’ at Copenhagen in Denmark. Malik, who hails Ed as an inspiration, shared a picture with him. For the caption, Armaan wrote, “Truly an emotional evening for me. From doing a song with @teddysphotos to finally meeting him, talking about music and watching him live in concert. Thank you Ed for being so warm and humble…” — TMS

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