Rudeboy Reveals Solo Career Transition After P-Square Split

Rudeboy, a Nigerian Afrobeats artist, explained in an interview on October 26 why his transition to a solo career after the split of P-Square was smoother than expected. He noted that during his time with P-Square, he was responsible for a significant portion of the creative workload, including crafting beats, writing lyrics, and delivering vocals.
This experience allowed him to operate almost as a solo artist within the duo framework, which likely facilitated his transition once the group disbanded. P-Square, consisting of Rudeboy and his twin brother Paul Okoye, was one of Africa's most prominent music acts for over a decade, producing numerous hits.
The split has led to discussions about the division of creative labor between the brothers during their peak years. Rudeboy's comments resonate with fans curious about the dynamics of P-Square, while his brother Peter Okoye, known as Mr P, has also successfully pursued a solo career.
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