I Am Your Gummy Bear is the international debut album by Gummibär based on its lead single, "I Am A Gummy Bear". It was released under the label of Gummybear International on November 13th, 2007 in both digital and CD versions.
It largely features 20 tracks performed by Gummibär, plus two bonus tracks and extra content for the CD release. Some of them includes additional Gummibär wallpapers to computer devices.
Track List
| Title | Length | Language |
|---|---|---|
| I Am A Gummy Bear (The Gummy Bear Song) | 3:11 | English/Hungarian |
| Funny DJ | 3:12 | English |
| I'm A Scatman | 3:15 | English |
| Cho Ka Ka O | 3:10 | French |
| Touch Me (Gummibär) | 3:17 | English |
| Gummy From Bom Bom Bay | 3:20 | English/German |
| Itsi Bitsi Bikini | 2:34 | French |
| Jodl Jodl Dance | 3:02 | English/German |
| Blue (Da Ba Dee) | 4:00 | English |
| Dein Popo | 3:10 | German/English |
| Don't Do That | 3:03 | English |
| Le Mambo Du Decalco | 3:25 | French |
| Buj Buj Polka | 3:06 | Hungarian |
| Do You Think I'm Sexy? | 2:11 | English |
| Funny Bear (Goodnight Mix) | 0:54 | N/A |
Bonus Tracks
| Title | Length | Language |
|---|---|---|
| Osito Gominola (Spanish Version) | 3:10 | Spanish |
| Itt Van A Gumimaci (Hungarian Version) | 3:10 | Hungarian |
Extra Content
| Title | Type | Length | Language |
|---|---|---|---|
| Itt Van A Gumimaci (Music Video) | Music Video | 0:30 | Hungarian |
| I Am A Gummy Bear (Music Video) | Music Video | 2:30 | English |
| Gummibär Wallpapers | Wallpapers | N/A | N/A |
Re-releases
| Cover | Title | Released | Country | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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I Am Your Gummy Bear | October 1st, 2007 | Slovakia | Gummybear International
Zavodsky |
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I Am Your Gummy Bear | October 12th, 2007 | Poland | Universal Music Polska,
Magic Records |
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Je Suis Ton Gummy Bear | November 13th, 2007 | Canada | Gummybear International |
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I Am Your Gummy Bear | December 5th, 2007 | Sweden | Catchy Tunes (2) |
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Sou O Ursinho Gummy | April 7th, 2008 | Portugal | iPlay |
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I Am Your Gummy Bear | November 6th, 2008 | Netherlands | Gummybear International
Essential Dance Music |
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Gummy Bear | November 13th, 2008 | Russia | Megaliner Records |
|
Osito Gominola | October 24th, 2009 | Chile | Gummybear International
Cingo S.A. |
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Θα 'μαι καλό παιδί | November 24th, 2009 | Greece | Universal Music Greece |
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Ich Bin Dein Gummibär | September 3rd, 2010 | Germany | Gummybear International |
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I Am Your Gummy Bear | January 1st, 2011 | Mexico | Universal Music Mexico
Gummybear International |
|
Eu Sou O Gummy Bear | August 30th, 2012 | Brazil | Som Livre |
Gallery
Trivia
- Despite the album is stated as Gummibär's official debut album, various releases thereof feature earlier dates to November 13th. The first known edition being the Slovakia release.
- The Netherlands release features the full 3 minute version of its Dutch language for the song "I Am A Gummy Bear", which used to be considered by the community to as lost media. Until a user who goes under the name of GaiaRich (also known as DutchFilmClips) was able to obtain a copy of the physical album as of September 2023.
- In the official 2007 upload of The Gummy Bear Song, Gummibär’s voice can be heard in the beginning saying “Look for the gummy bear album in stores on November 13th, with lots of music, videos, and extras.” This eventually became a meme across the web in 2019.
- In the song “I Am A Gummy Bear” of the original English album, a verse that would replace the repeat of “Bai ding ba doli party” was included that’s entirely in Hungarian. For unknown reasons, this part was not re-recorded in English.
- Despite most international copies of the album being in foreign countries, the English version of the song is included in most if not all the copies published.
- The main US physical album was re-released three times: the initial being produced in 2007, while its second reissue was released around 2012. An exclusive edition to Gummibär Shop was launched on 2020 which doesn't feature extra content.
- Some of the tracks were not recorded in English, with a small few either being French, Hungarian, or mixed with German. “Cho Ka Ka O” and “Itsi Bitsi Bikini” however were later dubbed in English but only the latter got a known album release in the 2012 Brazilian copy.