RudeBoy

Paul Okoye better known as RudeBoy, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, and one half of the popular music duo P-Square. Born on November 18, 1981, in Jos, Nigeria, RudeBoy, alongside his twin brother Peter, formed P-Square, which became one of the most successful and influential music acts in Africa before the duo went their separate ways. As a solo artist, RudeBoy has continued to captivate audiences with his blend of Afrobeat, dancehall, R&B, and pop influences. RudeBoy's musical journey began in his youth, growing up in a family with a deep appreciation for music. He and his twin brother Peter began performing together at a young age, initially doing cover songs and participating in local talent shows. Their early work together as P-Square led them to international recognition, with hits like "Bizzy Body," "Do Me," and "Beautiful Onyinye" becoming massive successes. Following the duo’s split in 2017, RudeBoy embarked on a solo career, continuing to deliver music that resonated with his fans. His debut solo single "Fire Fire" was well received, followed by more successful tracks like "Reason With Me" and "Take It." These songs showcased his smooth voice, distinctive style, and ability to create both love songs and dance anthems, drawing from his Afrobeat roots while incorporating contemporary sounds. Known for his catchy hooks, relatable lyrics, and smooth delivery, RudeBoy’s music often touches on themes of love, relationships, and personal growth. His solo music has solidified his place as one of Nigeria's top male artists, with his hits regularly making waves on the airwaves and streaming platforms. RudeBoy's impact on the Nigerian music scene is undeniable, and he remains a respected figure in Afrobeat and contemporary African music. His ability to transition seamlessly from the P-Square legacy to a successful solo career further showcases his talent and versatility as an artist. With his consistent output of chart-topping music, RudeBoy continues to captivate fans both in Nigeria and globally.