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Recent observations of ridge-like structure in $p$-$p$ and $p$-$A$ angularcorrelations at the RHIC and LHC have been interpreted to imply collectivemotion in smaller collision systems. It is argued that if correlationstructures accepted as manifestations of flow in $A$-$A$ collisions appear insmaller systems collectivity (flow) must extend to the smaller systems. But theargument could be reversed to conclude that such structures appearing in$A$-$A$ collisions may not imply hydrodynamic flow. I present spectrum,correlation and fluctuation data from RHIC $p$-$p$ and Au-Au collisions and$p$-$p$, $p$-Pb and Pb-Pb results from the LHC described accurately by atwo-component (soft+dijet) model of hadron production. I also present evidencefor a significant $p$-$p$ nonjet (NJ) quadrupole ($v_2$) component with$n_{ch}$ systematics directly related to $A$-$A$ NJ quadrupole systematics. Thecombination suggests that soft, dijet and NJ quadrupole components are distinctphenomena in all cases, inconsistent with hadron production from a common bulkmedium exhibiting collective motion (flow).

$\bf p$-$\bf p$ minimum-bias dijets and nonjet quadrupole in relation to conjectured collectivity (flows) in high-energy nuclear collisions