TURKEY IN EUROVISION - REACTION - ALL SONGS 1975-2012
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Love and respect from Turkey... We missed Eurovision soooooo mucchhhh... As soon as Erdogan leaves, we are coming back. 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ My tops are:
1975
1986
1997
2003
2004
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
This was a really good reaction!!! Thank you guys soo much!! ♡♡♡ I'm sick of people fake reacting for views. Thank you again.
@@hazelnut9037 thank you for your kind words
@@selindenizcebi9952 thank you so much !!!
15:14 i can explain what has changed. It was TRT (Turkish Radio Television) having an influence and tyranny over artists to fit in traditional clothes and songs otherwise they were not select the artists' entry for participating. It was always TRT's decision, Turkish folk had never a word to select the song what they 've wanted to sent. After 2003, artists became more fearless, 2006 for example, poor Sibel Tüzün, she insisted to sing as English, but TRT refused it, she did an outrage on the stage and sing English at a little part of her song, this was not planned. Also sadly Turkish first entry that ever happened in 1975, singer got attacked by 2 employers of TRT and got r*ped, also that ridiculous clothes shes wearing were not her choices, it was also TRT's choices.
It is after all TRT's fault that Turkey is not participating in eurovision. But a lot of people have no idea because nobody can be able to tell you guys about this, also nobody wants to believe that, so its like we - common normal Turkish citizens - feels trapped because foreigners generalise like we were hating LGBTQ community and aint wanted to participate any longer because of that stupid reasons. No, we are not honey. Its our government and their puppet TRT that Turkey is no longer participating. Whenever democracy is not hit you, this happens. Sorry.
Turkey had some fantastic songs, but my favorite is Dinle by the gorgeous singer Sebnem Paker😍
Haha it’s my favorite song too
me too!!
@@aylindemircioglu1412 And me too girls! ☺️🥳
Indeed
Mine also
My favorite Turkish entry is Serteb from 2003, my 2nd is Manga 2010, Third is Hadise 2009 or Athena 2004
These are good but my favorite Şebnem Paker - Dinle. You should listen that
Turkey's eurovision songs are currently among the best in history, Manga, Hadise, Sertab .. there are millions of Turks who love Eurovision...
Until the late 90's, Turkey was like the Asian adopted child in the Eurovision family who did their own cute thing, but the West European ears didn't know what to make of it. Then came the era of televoting and the potential of the diaspora voting and Turkey knew that they had to up their game.
The problem is that most of turkey's neighbours either didn't participate at the time or had reaaaalllyyy bad relationship with Turkey
The problem with eurovision is that it’s just politics.
In ESC, Turkey had many good songs but got a few points in general. it is all about politics.
Asian kid ? Turkey music is mostly influenced by the Byzantine empire so the eastern Roman Empire we have the same music as Greece Cyprus and the Balkans
Manga's performance for me is the most favorite one in the history of Eurovision. And 1997 is mesmerizing, she is so beautiful😍
I really miss this amazing country on Eurovision. Their 1997 entry is still my favorite
Oww our brother country🇦🇿🇹🇷
Türkiye'den Azerbaycan'a selamlar🇹🇷♥️🇦🇿
I wouldn't say that the oriental sounding songs are more "Turkish themed" than the other ones.
It's just a stereotype and not necessary the reality, because Turkish folk music is very diverse and has influences from the balkans and the middle east.
But you're right the more modern songs basically sound all very similar to other countries, which is kinda obvious though.
In the late 1990s to early 2000s, the contest became one of the most popular events in Turkey as a result of the participation of other Eastern European countries, and the victory of Sertab Erener with the song "Everyway That I Can". Following the introduction of televoting in 1998, (initially trialed in 1997 and first implemented in Turkey in 1999), Turkey went on to achieve eight top 10 results in the contest, having previously made the top 10 in 1986 and 1997.
Erener's song for 2003 was the first Turkish entry in the contest to be sung completely in English. TRT selected the Turkish entry through an internal selection mainly organised by OGAE Turkey.
The 2004 contest was held in the Abdi Ipekci Arena, with the first ever semi-final held on Wednesday 12 May, followed by the final on Saturday 15 May. After Erener's victory (with the exception of the 2004 and 2005 contest), Turkish entries to the Contest were picked internally. Turkey had always qualified to the grand final (except for the 2011 Contest in Düsseldorf) since introduction of the semi-finals in 2004 and always reached the top ten, except in 2005 and 2006, until the last contest they participated in (as of 2018) in 2012. From 2000, Turkey had seven songs sung in English and four sung in both English and Turkish, with just three (2005, 2006 and 2008) songs sung entirely in Turkish.
Along with Greece, Turkey brought the contest a new outlook with flashy stage performances and dresses alongside their oriental/Mediterranean-flavoured pop music acts (Sertab Erener, Sibel Tüzün, Kenan Doğulu and Hadise). In 2004, 2008, 2010 and 2011, the country was represented by bands, most being with rock-influenced songs with Ottoman, Eastern European and Balkan instruments. Athena ranked fourth in 2004, when the contest was held in Istanbul; Mor ve Ötesi ranked 7th with a song completely in Turkish in 2008 and the nu metal band maNga, which was named the Best European Act in the MTV Europe Music Awards 2009, ranked 2nd in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 respectively. Although Yüksek Sadakat in 2011 placed 13th in the first semi-final of the contest and failed to qualify, this was the first and only time that Turkey didn't qualify for the final. In 2012 Turkey participated to the Eurovision Song Contest for the last time as of 2020 with the song "Love Me Back" completely sung in English by up-and-coming artist Can Bonomo, which qualified for and placed seventh in the final with 112 points.
Turkey participated in the Eurovision Song Contest consistently throughout the 1980s. In 1980, Turkish superstar Ajda Pekkan and the song "Petrol" was selected by TRT through a national final. Pekkan placed 15th with 23 points, including the first ever score 12 points received by Turkey, coming from Morocco.
Turkey had their best result (until 1997) in the 1986 contest in Bergen, Norway, when Klips ve Onlar placed ninth with a total of 53 points. The country scored "nul points" twice in the eighties, one in 1983 (shared with Spain) and the other one in 1987. Several famous Turkish artists performed for the contest during the 1980s, including Ajda Pekkan, Neco, Candan Erçetin and MFÖ.
The contest's popularity in Turkey suffered after Kayahan, one of the most famous singers in the country, placed 17th out of 22 participating countries with 21 points. After Kayahan's poor result, Turkey's Eurovision entrants were mostly unknown or amateur singers until 2003.
Şebnem Paker represented the country in two consecutive years. The first time being in 1996 where she qualified for the final and placed 12th, and the second in 1997 where she placed third, behind the UK and Ireland, with the song "Dinle" ("Listen"), sung in Turkish.
After the free language rule was re-introduced in 1999, the first Turkish entry to be partially sung in English was at the 2000 contest. Turkey reached the top 10 for a second time since 1986, and landed in the top three for the first time, making it the most successful result for the country until its victory in 2003. Şebnem Paker returned to the Turkish national final in 1998, but placed fourth and did not qualify for the Contest as the Turkish participant for a third consecutive year. Tüzmen represented the country and placed 14th. Turkey participated all the series of the contest in the 1990s except for the 1994 contest, from which they were relegated due to their 21st-place finish in 1993.
nice video from turkey! we've been waiting a long time for somebody's reaction to all turkish eurovision video
Turkey has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 34 times since 1975. Since the introduction of the semi-finals in 2004, the only year that Turkey participated and failed to advance to the finals was in 2011.The TRT announced in December 2012 that they would not attend the 2013 contest in Malmö, citing dissatisfaction with the rules of the competition.[1] 2013 was the first time since 1973 that there was no television broadcast of the Eurovision Song Contest on TRT.
You wondered what changed in 2003. I can give information about this. Turkey until 2003, by organizing national song selection was choosing the participants. However, in 2003, TRT (national television institution) started to select singers with the appointment. When the results were positive, this system continued until we stopped participating. Although this may seem difficult for now, I believe we will return to Eurovision someday. Thanks for this fun video. Love from Turkey and Turkey LGBTQ+ communities. 💛
We can't wait to see you again!
Thanks👍🏻 I had so much fun and the three of you are so cute 🥰🥰🥰 Loves from Turkey 🇹🇷💕
Thank you so much !!! 🥰
Sertab's song was wroten by Demir Demirkan who is member of the famous metal music band Pentagram (aka Mezarkabul). The band has many talented guys.
Ohhh I've been waiting for this ...
We hope so too!
İf you like turkish music you must check Anatolian Rock Revival Project youtube chanel. They upload mostly non mainstream 60s and 70s turkish rock songs. There are absolutely great songs in that era. And most of the songs has english subtitles.
People have been asking for turkey to come back to euoevision next year in 2022 🇬🇧🇹🇷
I think we will turn back soon in a few years ( after new elections 😜)
We miss esc and we wanna turn back. But we need a election first lol. Love from Turkey 🧡
No back again sorry
Thanks for the reaction and kind words! Loves from Turkey!
You’re reactions are so funny😂😳
But I really agree with you guys!
The first 25 years
It was not what I expected.
But than something happened and everything changed!❤️✨
Love it!!
Thank you for your valuable reaction guys❤️🙏🏼
Thank you for watching. All we try is to put a smile on people faces!!! :)
Halay is a Turkish folk dance. MFO are still singing after 30 years and i have bought a lot of their music despite the fact I do not speak Turkish. Turkey's obstacle has been its history and voting is full of politics. This competition inspired me to visit this country and enjoy it very much.
mfö is over now sadly😢 rip özkan abim
@@szgn0 Sorry to hear that.
You and your reaction videos are amazing. Just an additional info/request:
Turkish people love art and artists no matter if the artist is lgbt+ or so. You should check out 68 years old transsexual woman Turkish Diva Bülent Ersoy and literally every Turkish person knows her and listens to her songs. Make a reaction video or not but i suggest you to listen her song. "Bülent Ersoy - Ümit Hırsızı" that will be a different type of Turkish somg experience for you guys. You may also look for another very famous yet deceased singer Zeki Müren.
I very much enjoy your vibe guys, thanks...
Such a lovely and warmth comment! Thank you!!! 🥰😘🥰
@@ToyAndGoy So many years ago Turkish Singer Bülent ersoy (she is a transwoman) was shot with a gun at her concert because of her sexuality. So Turkish people so rude,norrow minded, merciless about LGBTQ+ they everyday annoy me because I am gay!!
@@ToyAndGoy She was shot with a gun and Everyone say NOTHING! 😪
We miss Eurovision so much... Hopefully we'll be back one day. But the current channel TRT doesn't want that. It could come after elections in 2023 🙋♀️🔥🔥
There may be early elections
the whole run from 2007-2010 is just perfection imo
As of 2003, TRT (State Channel) decided to order songs from specific singers instead of organizing a national contest. So they picked up famous singers who make good music. That's what changed in 2003 : ) also Turkish music changed like in any other country in the world.
You're so lovely i like watching you a lot 🤗 these days as LGBTI+ community we have been having very bad times in turkey they even try to ban colors but we're never gonna give up🌈❤️
Don't give up!
@@ToyAndGoy ❤️
Great reaction! This video made me laugh with you :) I still love some of the entries before the 2000s, whether for cultural context, language, or nostalgia. I wish our country to get better, but unfortunately, I am doubtful :( As a Turkish queer gal myself, it is the government, but sometimes the people too :D
The thing is, in 1980's, many famous musicians in Turkey participated Eurovision and they all had very bad results. So after it, until 2000's, only amateur (whom, noone in Turkey knows about) participated, only Şebnem Paker could surprizingly got the 3rd place in that era. Şebnem Peker's success encouraged popular singers, who were scaring to end their carrier by the bad Eurovision results before her.
As a young Turkish men I loved your reactions and thoughts about Turkey. I understand that whole Europe wants to listen Turkish instruments but we are a modern country so our songs are as same as all Europe, yeah we've some Mediterranean feelings to it but not every song has Turkish flavour in it. We want to come back to the competition and work it like we've been doing in the 2000s & 2010s. Love you guys, stay safe. Hugs and kisses 😘😍🇹🇷
Using Turkish instruments has got nothing to do with being a modern country. Turkish songs are not "as same as all Europe". There are many different types of sounds and music in our culture, and the mixture is beautiful.
Turkey introduced televoting in the late 90s. I think this is the most important factor in their songs improving. I want them to return. Their 9 or 109 songs were brilliant.
We miss you Turkey 🇹🇷💔
Manga, Sertab, Hadise, Şebnem 🎉🎉🎉🎉
1997 the best!
Albania and turkey are my favorite countries in Eurovision z turkey needs to come back
Turkey sent some good songs before 2000. But later they discovered they must do it in a global language. ( English)
Turkey finished last on its debut at the contest in 1975, and went on to finish last with "nul points" in 1983 and 1987. They reached the top ten for the first time in 1986. Şebnem Paker achieved the country's first top five result in 1997, finishing third with the song "Dinle".
Turkey participated in the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest held in Stockholm, Sweden. Greece did not take part in the 1975 Contest for "unknown reasons" according to the EBU, but it was later revealed that the withdrawal was in protest of Turkey's debut and their invasion of Cyprus in 1974.TRT organized a national final to select the first ever Turkish entrant to the Eurovision Song Contest. The final took place on 9 February 1975 in the studios of TRT and was hosted by Bülend Özveren(Mr eurovision in Turkey). The winning song, "Seninle Bir Dakika" (literally "A minute with you") by Semiha Yankı, was picked by averaging the ranks from the professional jury and people's jury. At the close of voting during the contest, the song received only 3 points from Monaco and placed last.
In 1976, Greece's entry to the contest aroused controversy due to its subject matter being the Turkish invasion of Cyprus. Turkey withdrew from the contest to protest the political background of Greece's entry, called "Panagia Mou, Panagia Mou." Turkey televised the final on 3 April 1976 but censored the Greek entrant's performance. They played a nationalist Turkish song titled "Memleketim" (literally "My motherland", the Turkish cover of the Yiddish folk song "Rabbi Elimelekh"), which was one of the symbols of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in Turkey.
Turkey did not take part in the contest again until 1978, placing 18th with the song "Sevince" performed by Nazar and Nilüfer.
The 1979 contest was held in Jerusalem. The Turkish entry selected was "Seviyorum" (literally "I'm in love") by Maria Rita Epik. However, Turkey withdrew from the contest due to pressure from neighboring arabic countries who objected to a predominantly Muslim country taking part in a contest held in Israel and Jerusalem.They were withdrawn 10 days before the final contest. The running order was even determined.The country would have appeared 11th on stage (between Israel and France). Then They even paid a fine to Ebu
Turkey came 9th in 1986❤
Good job !
You are very sweet and sympathetic.I fully defend and support lgbt rights.🏳️🌈 armful of love from Turkey .. 🇹🇷
Jolly Nice to watch you all together again!
It's Turkey's loss that they withdrew from the ESC, but I'd be glad if they'll return someday. But they need to treat the LGBT community better to feel a warm welcome back. My favourite is their entry from 1996, the lyrics are so beautiful in Sebnem Pakers first attempt. My least favourite entry is the one from 1993.
Merry Xmas and thank's for a great CZcams Channel 🎄
In Turkey, this situation is actually fifty fifty. some of us support lgbtq+ community like everyone should. Also there is primitive people who spread hate for lgbtq+ community. Also as a woman we have really bad times too. but I hope everything will be fixed with the new election. We will never give up🌈✨
@@beyza2600 fifty fifty pardon? Bak tatlim karsindaki insani kandirma bu ulkede saci acik olanlar ve kapali olanlar onlara saygi duyanlar ve duymayanlar fifty fifty evet sonuc herkes ozgurce yasayabiliyor LGBT ozgur mu senin fifty fifty diyebilmen icin LGBT nin ozgur bir sekilde yasayabilmesi lazim herkes gibi!
@@beyza2600 en azindan sana kadin oldugun icin kimse ucube gozuyle bakmiyor haline sukret bence kadin cinayetlerinde butun ulke sesini cikartiyor ama lgbt cinayetlerinde ohh iyi ki gebermis atesi bol olsun diyorlar!
There were plenty of gems from Turkey before the 2003.
1984, 1986, 1991, 1996 and 1997 are my favorites from that era.
You can easily see the world-view change in Turkey over the years, so much so that I'd say Turkey was the leading force of east-west fusion in music in the world.
Also I'm a bit biased because these years were my childhood. Now sadly, I can't even recognize my own country.
Still, I live in it, I represent a very large demograph in it. Hoping things will change for the better in my lifetime.
In ESC, Turkey had many good songs but got only a few points in general. it is all about politics.
TRT announced their withdrawal from the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 on 14 December 2012, citing dissatisfaction with the rules of the competition; they have yet to return.The TRT cited the changes to the televote voting system, in which a jury was introduced and the significance of televoting decreased by 50%. Televoting was instated with the purpose of boosting ratings for the Song Contest.
For the first time, TRT did not televise the 2013 contest. Turkey did not participate in any of the contests from 2013 through 2020.In August 2018, İbrahim Eren, the General Manager of TRT, stated that TRT does not plan to rejoin the contest and break the boycott for various reasons, citing Conchita Wurst's representation for Austria in 2014.
That was not the real excuse of TRT, while we had singers like Bülent Ersoy, Zeki Müren, Yılmaz Morgül, dragqueens like Huysuz Virjin, Azize Musallat... Entertainers like Selin Ciğerci, other gay boys i could not remember their names, VJ Bülent and many. Turkish television has already used to lgbt people despite those claims of TRT just to be sided politically.
@@ekinb.3524 what about bearded woman or kissing man to man or woman to woman on the stage?
Kissing on the stage regardless of gender was never a part of Turkish entertainment culture. So the issue was the lady with beard... do you believe that is the real reason? Turkish people respect their artists if the artist respects to them. Maybe there was not any lady with a beard around but there was a man with lady clothes on the stage, named Zeki Müren and everybody adored him.
@@ekinb.3524 ok
You are making very good Videos!
And My favourite turkish Productions Are 1975, 1980, 1985, 1987, 1990, 1992 and 1993.
Televoting was introduced in 1998 and from then on Turkey began to stand out thanks to the great Turkish slideshow throughout Europe and if we add to that the Turkish sound became fashionable, then guaranteed success. A shame they retired using homophobia as an excuse
we didnt use homophobia as an excuse , there is homophobia in Turkey, but it was not the cause of our separation from the competition
The reason of quitting we discussed in Turkey was if the Eurovision is really a music/show competition or just a political game in disguise of a song competition. Turkey was in the competition when other lgbti+ or drag singers were in back then. I remember T.A.T.U, Verka Serduchka, some others i cant remember the names. Turkey has a transsexual Diva, very popular gay singers, dragqueens etc. So homophobia was not the issue.
Turkey will one day return to the Eurovision Song Contest. Do not worry. 🙏
i really miss turkey in eurovision
turkey is the best in rock
Turkey 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
I love youu from Turkey Ankara and thank you for reaction videoo 💕
We love you too! 😘
Turk arkadaslar herifler gulugulu diye dalga geciyorlar siz de onlara tesekkur ediyorsunuz
+++ pek de saygısız tavırlar var
That’s a song competition you’re reacting not a fashion show.... just so you know
Thanks for telling us!
1997,2010, 2009, 2008, 2007,2003,2004 are my favorites 😇
Hadise just released a new song called “Olsun” you should do a reaction on it😍
Please react to Turkvision 2020 🙏🏻 You won't be disappointed (well, maybe a bit but whatever)!!
Thanks this video guys and we can bring good news for next year,we hope about 2024 eurovion, we really missed it too ❤️🤍
Lol u didn't even realized that 1996 and 1997 is the same singer. She changed a lot in just a year. Also, the guy in the middle is giving me James Corden vibes lol
Beautiful dog 😍
Hadise / düm tek tek finaly performance reaction pls
love 1990's kayhan with the song gozlerinin hapsindeyim
I think 2024 Turkey will come back at Eurovision. (With the new Turkish government)
Turkey was mostly sending ordinary "amateur" singers to the competition before 2000s. After 2000s, started to send more professional singers
In the past jury members were pressured not to give high rank to Turkey.
Some jurors accepted that head of jury council were constantly told that it would be better not to give high points even if they liked it.
Turkey songs to good and I am live in turkey
Sol abi Türk'e benziyor. Sarı abi çok eğleniyor. Zevklerimiz pek uyuşmuyor. Ama izlemekten aşırı zevk aldım. Lütfen daha çok Türkiye yorumlayın 😊
Hey babies the New song of #LUISASONZA #ANITTA #PABLLOVITAR FEAT. are on CZcams 😍😍😍🌈💅
Ne özledik.
maNga and sebnem paker>>>all
O ilk şarkıların naifligi ne hoş ne tatlı şarkılar yaa
How about commenting Bosnia and Herzegovina? Thanks ;)
The person in the red tshirt looks like Giovanni Pernice.
🤤
2004 my favourite
Thank you so much for yours good reaction 🙏♥️we want to back eurovision but government and f*cking trt isn't agree with us..
👍👌👏
some countries not qualifying
unacceptable
Türkiye den selamlar🇹🇷
My favorite is MFÖ - Sufi 🔥
I'm so so glad you guys decided to do the non-2021 ESC countries.I certainly hope you guys do Luxembourg and Hungary (and of course Andorra and Monaco!). Turkey is a rough journey for me, since their views on LGBT issues AND their attempted erasure of Israel soil their ESC presence. That being said, as for JUST the songs and artists, the first twenty years are a freaking trainwreck. The last ten were much much better, and Manga gets my vote, followed by Sertab Erener, with Kenan Dogulu close behind. Love seeing you guys. Hugs, Ernie (2sc)
We felt the same towards the LGBT and made few comments about it! We are truly influencers 😂😂😂
@@ToyAndGoy yes you are! BTW just saw the FIK59 finals for Albania. Would LOVE to see your reaction to Mirud's Nese Vdes performance. Even though he didn't win, he definitely gained a fan and I really wish he had won the whole thing. Kudos for making the finals though!
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I respect your opinions but glouglou joke is racist. You should re consider about your jokes when you guys are talking about another country or nation.
Why is it racist? It is just a joke on Turkey bird. Nothing to say about people.
@@ToyAndGoy non-turkish people may think it's funny. But turkish people hate that some people associate their country with a stupid bird.
Well , I can be offended by many things but it’s still my decision to get offended! We didn’t say Turkish people are like Turkey bird. We used the Turkey joke in different occasions , so I’m not belittle that you might find it offensive but we are not racist! We just love humour and to laugh about everything and mainly about ourselves!
😂
@@ToyAndGoy Which side should decide if one joke is offensive or not? People who make that joke or people who have been hearing this kind of things for hundreds of time. Btw do you say this things like "it's your decision to get offended" to other people groups when they warn you about your attitude? Your intentions might be innocent. But other persons may misunderstand your morals.I just wanted to warn you guys about something. I'm not sure if I made my opinions clear because english is not my first language, sorry if I was rude.
@@ToyAndGoy That is not offensive please don't look ridiculous comments.
dum tek tek ractıon pleasee !
Baslıkta turkey kelimesini gorup girenler
We Could Be the Same is best
Kardiyak - Neye reaction pls🔥
9:04 bana bana :D
HODOR ???
:)
Why are u regularly making comment to their outfits
Because it's Eurovision. Staging is all part of it.
@@ToyAndGoy ah logical
Türkiye şarkılarına tepki verip Türkçe altyazı koymuyorlar 🤣
Pls react to hadise's live cover of rolling in the deep in MNM
Kardiyak-Neye reaction pls ♥️
😂😂😂😂😂
I'm just wondering why are you so hostile to jackets or suits? Especially the friend in the middle
react to kerimcan durmaz!!!
🇹🇷🇹🇷😍😍😍😍😍
maNga🤘❤️
Who is that in middle ? He is cute :)
Our friend, Joy!
@@ToyAndGoy İ would like to follow him on social media if he wants of cours :)
@@ToyAndGoy BTW When will you guys react to Malta And Azerbaijan ? They are sooo good.
@@tolgaeskcrk4390 We filmed them both last night, the videos should be up today! 😘
@@tolgaeskcrk4390 He would love that! If you message us on Instagram I can send you his ID!
My top 10:
1: 2003 (Sertab Erener)
2: 1997 (Sebnem Paker)
3: 2010 (ManGa)
4: 1984 (BYÖOYS)
5: 2007 (Kenan Dogulu)
6: 1986 (Klips Ve Onlar)
7: 2009 (Hadise)
8: 1985 (MFÖ)
9: 1991 (Izel, Reyhan & Kan)
10: 1993 (Burak Aydos)
🎂🎂🎂😘
Old laik days 😁😁😁