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The rapper, whose new single 'Until You Were Gone' features Esmee Denters, admitted that collaborations have become "boring".
"I won't do any more N-Dubz records," he told the Daily Star.
"I'll probably leave all the collaborations now and concentrate on my own thing. It's all got a bit boring."
He continued: "It's nice at first. It gives new artists a leg up. But I don't want people to expect who is gonna be on my next album and for them to actually appear on it."
However the 19-year-old has not ruled out working with the Saturdays, claiming that he wants to give the girl group more "edge".
He said: "The Saturdays are pretty girls. I'm gonna be writing for them, giving them beats and verses. They need more edge and I'm on it."
Chipmunk's new single 'Until You Were Gone' is released April 19.
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