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For a foreigner living in Turkey for a time which can be considered short, it's hard to understand most of the jokes in Turkish comedies, because of the cultural differences. But this was the one and only show I laughed really hard and understood most of it. Only part which I listened as a foreigner was the part which he told us his military memories. All I can say: Watch it! And experience one of the most happiest moments of your life!

Super, this is one of the best stand ups. I laughed a lot, it was fun, I watched it years ago, I watched it again today, it's perfect. I have no word to say, it was just perfect.

All i want to say with my broken English is, this is the best Stand-up show ever made in Turkey history and in Turkish language...

In this one Cem Yilmaz reaches his Top Performance, the jokes are unbelievable good. The worst thing about it, it contains very high amount of inside jokes, so i don't think that someone can understand and enjoy it if (s)he is not native Turkish...

my suggestion to all viewers: please be sure that you watched most of other stand up shows and videos, because after this one your standards raise so much that you won't be able to like another show again(in Turkish language)...

watch and make the others watch this masterpiece of Comedy Show

Well, it definitely is for most of us Turks. And to think that he nailed this right after 99's "Bir Tat Bir Doku", that is even more unbelievable.

Personally, I have always regarded it in "no one can top this" category; but the man certainly lived up to his reputation and gave it his absolute, undisputed best.

Is there any non-native Turkish speaker who happened to watch and/or enjoy this? :) This is what I wonder at this point. It won't be an overstatement to say that this is one of the greatest, if not the best, Turkish single-act comedy materials ever.

It even had a massive impact on daily Turkish language (needles to say up to a certain age point), just like Seinfeld had in America back in the day. But, then again, each Cem Yilmaz work can time to time have this effect.

I'm really happy for those who could be able to watch, understand and enjoy this; that's all I can say. But I know that this is not easy, let alone the language barrier, there are tons of cultural references too. Cheers..