Albums by Nigerian music duo P-Square have recorded renewed activity on Apple Music charts, while views of the group’s music videos on YouTube have also increased.
The development has reinforced interest in the music catalogue of the former duo, whose songs have remained popular among Nigerian and African music audiences years after their peak as one of the continent’s biggest musical acts.
Their collective catalogue as P-Square continues to attract listeners and viewers across major digital platforms, despite the brothers pursuing separate solo careers following their highly publicised split.
The reported rise in streaming activity comes against the backdrop of the brothers’ continued disagreements, which have periodically generated significant attention the Nigerian entertainment industry and fans likewise.
P-Square, comprising Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr P, and Paul Okoye, known as Rudeboy, enjoyed widespread success with hit albums and songs that established them as major figures in African pop music.
The renewed consumption of their old music highlights the enduring appeal of their catalogue and the growing influence of streaming platforms in keeping classic African music relevant to new generations of listeners.
