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Even though many people thought the two had put their differences behind them and were now at peace, Paul hinted that a new storm was developing with the unstable bunch. Paul stated, "Out of four brothers working together, everybody plays their part," in an interview with City FM. It goes beyond just finances. "At one point, I felt like I was the only one playing the music, so I had to move to make room for Peter to play the music too. It was alleged that I was the singer and he was the dancer. I had no idea he was taking it personally when we would go somewhere and people would inquire who the dancer and singer were. It was the role that people saw him play, so I once advised him not to allow those things to get to him. Paul further linked their disagreement to their 2014 single "Ejeajo" duet with American rapper TI, pointing out that the latter's sound was not what fans had come to expect from P-Square. He continued by saying that each of them should contribute five songs for the album to avoid deepening their differences or losing "the P-Square touch."…