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10 Timeless P-Square Songs That Still Hit Different

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10 Timeless P-Square Songs That Still Hit Different
P-Square is back in the conversation, and the nostalgia is real. As Peter and Paul Okoye continue to make headlines, fans are revisiting the catalogue that defined parties, weddings, clubs, and charts across Africa.

Before streaming era numbers, P-Square built a timeless catalogue fusing Afropop, R&B and dancehall with unforgettable choreography. Here are 10 classics that have truly stood the test of time:

1. Bizzy Body (2005)
The breakout that introduced many to the duo. With its smooth yet danceable groove and memorable call-and-response featuring Waje, it became an instant favourite.

2. Do Me (2007)
Pure early 2000s energy. The dancehall-infused beat and vibrant party-themed video made it one of the biggest party anthems of its time.

3. Roll It (2007)
From the iconic Game Over era, Roll It grabbed you from the first second. Infectious rhythm, catchy hook, and made for the dance floor.

4. No One Like You (2007)
P-Square in their romantic bag. This heartfelt love song has been a wedding staple across Africa for almost 20 years.

5. E No Easy ft. J. Martins (2009)
More than just a dance track. The duo reflected on the grind and pressure of entertainment, with a relatable message and laid-back groove.

6. Beautiful Onyinye ft. Rick Ross (2012)
A landmark moment for Afrobeats — seeing Rick Ross on a Nigerian pop record. The collaboration felt natural and elevated the song into an international statement.

7. Chop My Money ft. Akon & May D (2012)
Playful, catchy and globally appealing without losing its Naija flavour. A fan-favourite, especially with its sing-along chorus.

8. Alingo (2012)
It came with its own dance — hands from knees to chest — and instantly took over every party. The choreography became as iconic as the song itself.

9. Personally (2013)
Their tribute to Michael Jackson and arguably one of their biggest ever. The moves, the visuals, the hook — it remains one of Africa’s most-streamed songs of the decade.

10. Collabo ft. Don Jazzy (2014)
When two powerhouses linked up, it delivered. With Don Jazzy’s magic and an addictive chorus, it dominated airwaves and is now enjoying a second life on TikTok with a new generation.

P-Square didn’t just make hits; they made anthems that raised a generation.
Source: Pulse Nigeria –