The video is remembered fondly by fans for its lightheartedness and the star power it brought together.
Released in early 2015, the official music video for "Collabo" took a departure from the high-octane dance choreography P-Square was typically known for, opting instead for a humorous, cinematic storyline.
Set in a corporate office environment, the video follows Peter, Paul, and Don Jazzy as they all vie for the attention of their beautiful boss. The chemistry between the trio is palpable, especially with Don Jazzy’s rare on-screen appearance, showcasing his comedic timing as he plays a love-struck employee. The video was directed by and Jude 'Engees' Okoye , captured in lush South African locations to give it a sleek, international feel. Why "Collabo" Mattered psquare_collabo_official_video_ft_don_jazzy
Even though the duo famously parted ways in later years, songs like "Collabo" serve as a reminder of the "Golden Era" of Afrobeats when Nigerian artists began to dominate global airwaves. Fan Perspectives on the Video
At the time of its release, P-Square was arguably the biggest musical export from Africa. Their ability to blend catchy melodies with relatable storytelling was at its peak. The video is remembered fondly by fans for
Produced by Oscar , the track features a rhythmic, mid-tempo groove that bridges the gap between classic Highlife and contemporary Afro-pop.
Bringing Don Jazzy onto a track as a vocalist was a masterstroke. Known primarily as a producer, his deep, baritone "Baba Itunu" style vocals added a layer of charisma that made the song an instant wedding and club favorite. The chemistry between the trio is palpable, especially
When (the legendary twin duo Peter and Paul Okoye) announced a track featuring Don Jazzy , the head of Mavin Records and a production titan, the African music scene held its breath. The result, "Collabo," didn't just meet expectations—it became a cultural phenomenon that defined the "Double Trouble" album era. The Visual Narrative: Office Romance and Comedy