Staatsfeind translates to "public enemy" or "enemy of the state". It's a strong and somewhat dramatic word that isn't commonly found in everyday German conversation or most pop songs.
In the context of Bushido's song, he proudly declares, "Ich bin immer noch der Nummer 1 Staatsfeind" (I am still the number 1 public enemy). This word choice highlights his rebellious persona and his self-proclaimed status as an outsider challenging the establishment, making it a memorable and intriguing word for learners.
Bushido's "Immer Noch 2015" is a powerful declaration that he hasn't changed, even as the German rap scene around him might have. He's still the same guy, looking at the "Skyline im Blick" [skyline in view] and rocking the "Mike Tyson Schnitt" [Mike Tyson haircut]. He's still got that street edge, claiming "Ich hab immer noch das Ghetto in mir" [I still have the ghetto in me] and rejecting the