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Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy, has officially confirmed the end of the legendary music duo Psquare, expressing frustration over unequal contributions within the group.
In a candid statement, Rudeboy revealed his decision to prioritize his solo career, signaling a definitive break from Psquare with the words, "I no dey do am again."
In a candid statement, Rudeboy revealed his decision to prioritize his solo career, signaling a definitive break from Psquare with the words, "I no dey do am again."
Rudeboy explained his frustration with the group's dynamics, highlighting that he often felt overworked and underappreciated. “Those days of ‘monkey dey work, baboon dey chop,’ I no dey do am again,” he remarked, suggesting that his significant efforts were not equally recognized within the duo.
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Those days of monkey dey work, baboon dey chop I no dey do am again. Every time na only me dey sing all the songs. I’ll rather work for myself - Rudeboy again confirms end of Psquare pic.twitter.com/5dRXSvmUci
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For longtime fans of Psquare, this marks the closing of a major chapter in Afrobeats history. The group, comprised of Paul and his twin brother Peter (Mr. P), was one of Nigeria’s most celebrated acts, known for chart-topping hits and electrifying performances.
However, Rudeboy’s clear stance against a reunion shows his commitment to forging a distinct path in the music industry, focusing on personal growth and artistic independence.
However, Rudeboy’s clear stance against a reunion shows his commitment to forging a distinct path in the music industry, focusing on personal growth and artistic independence.
As he embraces this new chapter, fans eagerly await what’s next for Rudeboy, with many expecting his solo career to further elevate his place in the Afrobeats scene.
Source: NB
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