Nigerian music duo Peter and Paul popularly psquare is currently trending on the popular micro-blogging platform Twitter after a post was made revealing they were one of the highest-paid artists billed to perform at shows in 2012. A popular account on the platform @AfricaFactsZone known for the compiling of facts about Africa made this revelation through a tweet posted in their 900k plus account. The platform is owned by business mogul Isimah Odeh. The tweet posted is quoted below;
P-Square once had Africa's highest booking fee for years. They were paid $300,000 to perform at a show in Ghana in December 2012 according to a Peace FM Online report. They charged $80,000 for a show in France in February 2012.
The post quickly went viral and users began adding comments specifically about how the two blood brothers broke apart for years after toiling to succeed in the music scene. They reunited in 2022 and even went on tours, the two duos have separately also released songs. Some of the comments shared by users are gathered below;
@Godana E
Nigerian music is so overrated. Too much use of
It is autotuned and nothing Authentic. Listen to Sauti
Sol, zero auto-tune. Just natural creativity
@ArBroni
Ghana and Nigeria have been the first
the international stage for artists of these respective
countries. We are closer than the maps and
boarders make it look
@Allegrata3
Pere? In 2012. That is not a flex. I'm glad Afrobeats
is finally getting the ticket price it deserves
because 80k is not it.
@dirtyguy7-
B4 u talk, just know $300,000 was no money in
Ghana during that moment because of the low
inflation so it was easy to pay them.. but as at
now, it gon b a problem... Ghana is now expensive
as helll!!!!.
@Moses_Boye _Doe
There's just something in Ghana that clicks so
well for almost all the Nigerian top artists. They
mostly come straight to Ghana for shows before
the rest of the world. No wonder they love Ghana
(2) Banter aside we are siblings.
The music duo together has served the world and music lovers with lots of hot songs such as Personally, bring it on, collabo, Do Me, Shekini, Bank Alert, E no easy, ifunaya, forever, Nobody Ugly and others. They also signed to Senegalese singer and global legend Akons record label Konvicts Music.
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