- country:Germany
- Languages:German
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:http://www.kingbushido.tv/blog/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushido_(rapper)
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- Tier [Greek translation]
- Tattoo [Bulgarian translation]
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- Waidmanns Heil lyrics
- Vergiss uns nicht [Turkish translation]
- Tattoo [Turkish translation]
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- Vergiss uns nicht lyrics
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- Te quiero puta! [Serbian translation]
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