- country:France
- Languages:French, English, Spanish
- Genre:Alternative, Electropop
- Official site:https://instagram.com/9videoclub?igshid=14zzl9672gx9w
- Wiki:https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Videoclub
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Videoclub Lyrics
- Amour plastique [English translation]
- Amour plastique [English translation]
- Amour plastique [Danish translation]
- Amour plastique [Dutch translation]
- Amour plastique [Chinese translation]
- Amour plastique [English translation]
- Amour plastique [Catalan translation]
- Amour plastique lyrics
- Amour plastique [Finnish translation]
- Amour plastique [Greek translation]
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- Disco Pogo lyrics
- Dayan gönlüm [Arabic translation]
- Supa Dupa lyrics
- Madonnina dai riccioli d'oro [German translation]
- Das geht ab [Wir holen die Meisterschaft] [English translation]
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- Dayan gönlüm [Serbian translation]
- Dayan Gönlüm [English translation]
- Ich werd verrückt [Russian translation]
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- Arab Money [Remix] lyrics
- Madonnina dai riccioli d'oro [French translation]
- Ex Ex Ex lyrics
- Ein Ganz Normaler Atze lyrics
- Sonnenstudio Marion [English translation]
- Değer miydi [English translation]
- С тобой [S toboy] lyrics
- Ich werd verrückt lyrics
- Bis denne Antenne lyrics
- Das geht ab [Wir holen die Meisterschaft] lyrics
- Dayan Gönlüm [Greek translation]
- Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety [OST] - Kaun Nachdi
- Kavusursak Biteriz lyrics
- Ballern lyrics
- Dayan Gönlüm [Serbian translation]
- 1000 geile Sachen lyrics
- Feiern? Okay! [DJ Antoine vs. Mad Mark Club Construction] lyrics
- Party [ich will abgehn] [Arabic translation]
- Le village enchanté lyrics
- メトロノーム [Metronome] lyrics
- söyle değer mıydı lyrics
- Rain [Spanish translation]
- Sen ve Ben lyrics
- When I Was a Child lyrics
- Das geht ab [Swedish translation]
- Ghetto Techno [Swimmingpool] lyrics
- Italiana lyrics
- Bana dönek demiş lyrics
- Looki Looki lyrics
- The Missive lyrics
- Madonnina dai riccioli d'oro [Romanian translation]
- Dayan gönlüm [Spanish translation]
- Darnos un Tiempo lyrics
- Sonnenstudio Marion lyrics
- Send Me a Letter lyrics
- Anna nass lyrics
- Party [ich will abgehn] lyrics
- Dayan gönlüm [English translation]
- TOXIC BOY [TOXIC BOY] lyrics
- ナンバーナイン [Number Nine] [Nanbānain] lyrics
- Değer miydi lyrics
- Rain lyrics
- Das geht ab [English translation]
- Party Chaos lyrics
- Kavusursak Biteriz [Russian translation]
- R.A.K.I.M lyrics
- Я знайду тебе, кохана [Ya Znaidu Tebe, Kokhana] lyrics
- Rain [Italian translation]
- Sconosciuti da una vita lyrics
- Disco Pogo [Italian translation]
- Machwasduwillst lyrics
- Zaplakaće stara majka lyrics
- Welt aus Plastik lyrics
- Shule Aroon lyrics
- Dayan Gönlüm [Bosnian translation]
- Mach Dein Ding lyrics
- Das geht ab [French translation]
- Dayan gönlüm lyrics
- Welt aus Plastik [English translation]
- Disco Pogo [Spanish translation]
- Ferien Auf Balkonien lyrics
- Atzin lyrics
- Disco Pogo [English translation]
- Dayan gönlüm [Greek translation]
- Disco Pogo [French translation]
- Florida Lady lyrics
- Ich wünsch mir eine Schultüte lyrics
- Hasta La Atze lyrics
- Mau y Ricky - No Puede Ser
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- 神様と林檎飴 [Kamisama to ringo ame] lyrics
- Dayan Gönlüm [Bosnian translation]
- Как жаль [Kak zhalʹ] lyrics
- Rain [Spanish translation]
- Atz Atz Atz lyrics
- Jump & Run lyrics
- Clocked Out! lyrics
- Party [ich will abgehn] [English translation]
- Disco Pogo [Polish translation]
- God Will Make A Way lyrics
- Dayan gönlüm [Hungarian translation]
- Looki Looki [English translation]
- Ne Olur lyrics
- Dayan Gönlüm [Russian translation]
- The Twa Magicians/The Two Magicians lyrics
- Das geht ab [Russian translation]
- Disco Pogo II lyrics
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