Fuat Ergin was born in Berlin. He came to Turkey with his family in 1984. After staying five years in Turkey, he returned to Germany. In 1992 he wrote his first rap song in English. In 1995 he decided to write his rap songs in Turkish. His first professional record was made in 1995 with the album 'Hassickdir?'. In Germany, the Royalbunker's M.O.R. has reached 90 thousand sales figures. Since 1992, he has been on the stage in hip hop jams in Berlin. He gave several concerts in Germany, Turkey, Austria, Netherlands, Sweden and Northern Cyprus. He gave concerts and rap training for Hip Hop Mobile from 1995 to 1996. In 1997, he made a rap workshop in Berlin Hip Hop Haus. He gave rap lessons to German and Turkish children 8-16 year old's in this workshop. RZA's Wu-Tang Clan, which was released to the world in 2002, took place on 'The World According to RZA' album. In 2003-2004, he played in the theater at Berlin Theater Zerbrochene Fenster. ''36 Street'' was staged 16 times between these dates. September 2004, he began to pursue a career in Turkey. In 2005, he released his album "Her Ayin Elemani" on Irem Records. There are four solos and three collection albums besides Fuat's ''Her Ayin Elemani'' album. Fuat's German-made 'Weg!' film received the best production design award at the Hof International Film Festival in 2001. On September 14, 2007, there was 13 episodes on the series called "Pusat", which was the production of Sinegraf. Fuat's generic music was also broadcast on Show TV. The first part is sitting on the jury seat in the competition Rapstar which was broadcasted on January 23, 2009.