Greetings, Kanun.

1- Can you tell us exactly what happened between you and Mic Check, in complete detail?

What happened between Yunus and me is clear. First, he started writing things on his website because I supposedly didn't promote his album. However, I did the same promotion for his album as I do for all Turkish Rap albums. I think he expected special attention. Or maybe he had big dreams about his album, expecting a breakthrough like Cartel or something, and naturally he was disappointed. Then came 10 Kurşun. And everyone knows what happened after that.

2- Why did you feel the need to write a song about self-defense, and don't you think the lyrics were a bit harsh?

I had to make the songs "Legitimate Self-Defense" and "Western Front" because Sagopa also insulted me with his songs. He also used phrases in his songs and writings along the lines of, "You insult me too, let's be even." You have to respond to an attack. It's called "Legitimate Self-Defense" for a reason. I admit the lyrics were very harsh. But the accumulation and outward expression of so many events happens like this. Action and reaction.

3- Did you say you defended yourself correctly? Also, regarding your SOS request… Did you get a response or reaction? And are you regretful?

I didn't sing "Self-Defense" at Mia's, I just did a little freestyle... In freestyle, there's no limit to what you can say. Besides, I already made my explanation on stage before I left. And I wasn't the one who criticized SOS; it was Sihir from Northern Germany. I was just backing vocals for her and her choruses. I have no problem with SOS right now. I never regret anything I've done. If something has the signature of the law on it, I'll stand behind it until the end of time.

4. Why was the release of the golden shot delayed for so long?

"Golden Shot" is a well-received album. The reasons were clear. We need to look at the result; the album didn't even take two months to release, but it sold 5,000 copies in its first month alone. We're currently in the middle of the second 5,000-copy period. Sales are superb. Even with the delay, this album was worth the wait.

5- Your exact age is unknown. How old are you, and why do you think everyone is picking on you about this and similar topics?

What are you gonna do with my age, haha 🙂 Hip-hop isn't about age, it's about the mind. But for those who are curious... I'm a gorgeous 19 🙂 February 13, 1982. They say a fruit-bearing tree is stoned.

6- When did you start rapping?

Honestly, I consider the first Turkish rap song I listened to as my start in rap. Before that, I used to listen to Vanilla Ice, Hammer, etc., but unconsciously. My first rap song was Alper Aga's "Cehenneme Hoşgeldin" (Welcome to Hell) in 1992. I listened to only Alper Aga for about three years. That's why it holds a special place in my life. Then came the Cartel explosion in '95 and the rest...

7. Can you give us some information about your album? How is it going?

The album is slowly but surely coming, but it's going to be a big hit. They say "it's going to be a bomb," hehehe, I hate that phrase and those who use it 🙂 About 5 songs are finished. I'm the only solo artist on the first 5 songs. Now the collaborations will begin. We opened our own studio, so we're much more relaxed. The collaborations will include Respotrap, Karakalp, Turbo, Müfreze, and many surprise names. The best part is, each song is from a different DJ, and each song is in a different style and genre. So if you don't like one song, you'll definitely like another. There's no escaping it 🙂 We worked with many different and diverse DJs. DJ Emre Eşiyok from Respotrap, Murat from Müfreze, Walkie D, Sihir, DJ Zack, DJ Ergün, and two more surprise artists :)))

8- Where did the name "Law" come from?

Ehehehe.. Honestly, it's the same question for 4 years. There's no reason... Where did the name "Assassination" come from? :))) Or let me put it this way, from where Assassination came from :)))))))

9. Could you briefly introduce us to the caliber?

Kalibre was formed in early 1998. Mc Cellat and I. Cellat later quit rap, but he might come back 🙂 You never know. He's crazy :)) Then Bela joined the group. Due to school, he couldn't participate in the songs because he was coming from Antalya. He works as a lyricist. Namlu from Edirne joined and left for a while. Kalibre currently consists of only one active member: Me 🙂

10- Finally, what would you like to say from here?

Greetings to the entire Turkish Rap community, untouched by money, division, trouble, or fighting. After recent events, it's clear who is friend and who is foe. My true friends, they know who they are.

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