- country:Serbia
- Languages:Serbian, English, German
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:http://www.yankoomusic.com
- Wiki:https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/MC_Yankoo
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- Апрель [Aprel'] [Italian translation]
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- Апрель [Aprel'] [Portuguese translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [Transliteration]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [English translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Polish translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [Czech translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Chinese translation]
- Бездельник II [Bezdel’nik II] [Dutch translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [French translation]
- Çile lyrics
- Апрель [Aprel'] [English translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Transliteration]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Polish translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Swedish translation]
- Бездельник II [Bezdel’nik II] lyrics
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Croatian translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Hebrew translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Dutch translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [English translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [French translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Serbian translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [English translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [English translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [English translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Tatar translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [English translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Arabic translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Polish translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Turkish translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] lyrics
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Latvian translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [Dutch translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Transliteration]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Japanese translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Finnish translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Ukrainian translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Turkish translation]
- Алюминиевые огурцы [Alyuminievie ogurtsi] [Ukrainian translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [English translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [Romanian translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [English translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Polish translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Swedish translation]
- Алюминиевые огурцы [Alyuminievie ogurtsi] [Turkish translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Polish translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Romanian translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [French translation]
- Алюминиевые огурцы [Alyuminievie ogurtsi] [Transliteration]
- Атаман [Ataman] [English translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [German translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Ukrainian translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Dutch translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Turkish translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [English translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Portuguese translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [French translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Czech translation]
- Бездельник II [Bezdel’nik II] [English translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Romanian translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Turkish translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [German translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] lyrics
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Transliteration]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [Spanish translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Italian translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Transliteration]
- Атаман [Ataman] lyrics
- Атаман [Ataman] [English translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] lyrics
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Spanish translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [English translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Ukrainian translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Italian translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Spanish translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] lyrics
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Polish translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Portuguese translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Korean translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [French translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Romanian translation]
- Атаман [Ataman] [Czech translation]
- Алюминиевые огурцы [Alyuminievie ogurtsi] [Spanish translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Latvian translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Croatian translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Spanish translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Dutch translation]
- Ария мистера Х [Ariya Mistera X] [Czech translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [German translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [Turkish translation]
- Апрель [Aprel'] [Czech translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Korean translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Polish translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [Ukrainian translation]
- Без десяти [Bez desyati] [Polish translation]
- Бездельник II [Bezdel’nik II] [Czech translation]
- Бездельник [Bezdel’nik] [Italian translation]
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