Hadise, the world’s most famous Belgian singer of Turkish descent, belly-danced into everyone’s heart at Eurovision 2009. Now she’s back with a sizzling new video for Ask Kaç Beden Giyer, which translates as “What Size Does Love Wear?” What do y’all think? Is it hot? WATCH: Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share with Stumblers [...]
And that naturally means we get to listen to two more horrible Eurovision covers. Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share with Stumblers Tweet about it
In early September Turkish broadcaster TRT announced its first shortlist of candidates for Eurovision 2011. Now officials have added five more names to the pot. They are: Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share with Stumblers Tweet about it
Turkey’s state broadcaster TRT has announced its short list of candidates for Eurovision 2011. The public will cast their votes sometime between now and December. The finalists are listed below. Take a look at them in action, and then vote for your favorite! Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share with Stumblers Tweet about it
Wiwi spent 35 cents tele-voting for Dum Tek Tek during the Eurovision final, so you know he thinks this song is hot. And he thinks the remixes are even hotter! Here are some of his favorites from around the web: Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share with Stumblers Tweet about it
Belgium’s most celebrated Turkish singer has released a smokin’ new single in her parents’ homeland. It’s called Evlenmeliyiz and Hadise shot a pretty fantastic video for it in just one day. At the 2:40 mark, she looks computer-generated, kind of like the Hadise Wiwi dressed up in this post. Anyway, enjoy! Digg this post Recommend [...]
Turkey’s Hadise looked fabulous in Moscow, but the Dum Tek Tek singer can’t wear her belly dancing attire all year round. Fortunately, Wiwi’s friends at yuju.tv have created an online tool that let’s you play dress up with that yummy slice of Turkish Delight to help craft a perfect summer look! Wiwi created two beach [...]
Hadise has already proven that she can sell her song—Dum Tek Tek reached number one in her native Belgium weeks before the Eurovision Song Contest in Moscow—and apparently she knows how to sell soda, too. Here are two commercials for the Turkish soft drink Yedigun, set to the sound of Hadise’s Stir Me Up. Digg [...]
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