Iconic! Here are 5 P-Square Music Videos we can’t forget in a hurry

Thursdays are for throwbacks and today, we are going way back to our favorite P-Square videos from way back.

The Okoye brothers might not be on good terms right now, but there’s no denying the fact that they have created a legacy with their back-to-back hit tracks. They are responsible for a majority of club bangers since their entry into the music scene.

Get ready for a blast from the past as we re-introduce you to some classic P-Square jams.

Below are our 5 favorite P-Square videos:

“Senorita“

This was their very first music video and was a fitting entry into the music scene. The storyline of the song was touching and the dance movies towards the end was the highlight of the video. Veteran disc jockey DJ Jimmy Jatt made an appearance in this video which was directed by Jude Okoye. Also note Paul before he became Rudeboy with the “dada“.

“Bizzy Body“

“Senorita” was a big hit until the release of “Omoge Mi” and “Bizzy Body“. The Okoye brothers practically got the whole country singing along with them. This video was also directed by Jude Okoye and saw the brothers up in the club partying with some lovely ladies. Who can forget the remix as well featuring Weird MC?

“Do Me“

This was the ultimate party the jam at the time of it’s release. Need I say more? Waje‘s vocals on this track was just perfect. Enjoy!

“No One Like You“

Up till today, this song is still one of most played songs at weddings. A love song like no other. The video itself exemplifies this with Paul as the groom calling his bride to sing for her before they take the alter. The song is undoubtedly a forever classic.

“Personally“

From the early days, it has always been evident whose image influenced the P-Square brand. “Personally” was their way of remembering pop idol & music legend Michael Jackson. In their words, “We dedicate this video to our mentor; the legendary King Of Pop The late Michael Jackson, who still inspires us ‘Personally’.” This is also their best video of all time in terms of streams, gaining over 78 million views on YouTube.