7 (Bushido Album) - Meaning of The Album Title

Meaning of The Album Title

In an interview Bushido explained that the title can mean different things. For example it is his seventh album (with an unknown demotape and King of KingZ) or the seven virtues of Bushido or also the number of the letters of his stage name Bushido.

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