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Answer the question without me noticing. Just saying yes and no is enough. Has anyone asked you about your rising sign recently? >> Very exciting. >> It made me excited, your rising sign. >> Hello. I am Erdemşanlı. >> I am Zeynep Atılgan. >> Today, we will answer the questions coming from you, whatever he says. >> Yes. >> Shall we start? >> Let's start. Here comes the classic and mandatory question: What is it? What are you saved as on each other's phones? Oh, Erdem, I'm not TBD, am I? >> So, what am I saved as on your phone? Don't be shy, tell me. >> No, no, you tell me. >> I saved you as Zeyno TBD. >> My heart. >> I >> Erdem Currently TB >> but I will change it. We are working very intensely. We didn't have time. >> Yes. Yes. >> TB, only Şevket is saved as Şevkom. >> Do you have a special relationship, Zeynep? This shouldn't come directly to me. Sense of humor is great. Can we call it romanticism? Well, I think both are important, but humor is very important. Being able to have fun, being happy, sense of humor is very important, but romanticism is also important. Like a balance. What do you think? >> I agree. >> Uh-huh. >> I directly agree with you. >> It's taking the easy way out. >> Which trait of each other do you envy the most? >> Your height. Thank you. >> You? >> I don't envy. >> For example, I would envy your height too. >> Well, I wouldn't want to be that tall, but I said it. >> Oh. Let's put this in. I don't envy. >> Your talent. >> Next. Can you imitate each other right now? If you can't, try. They said we won't judge. You sometimes do this, turn like this >> Oh, come on >> Do it. How do you do it? >> What am I doing, abi? >> You do your eyes like this. I can't be you right now. >> Did you do that like "teacher, teacher, are you without eyes?" in normal life? I don't do this in normal life. Are we imitating Fadime Io, or are we real friends? >> We've only known each other for 3 months. We met Kodime Yusoy and Erdem and Zeh at the same time. >> Next. >> Why? I wanted to do it. >> Do it. What am I doing? >> What am I doing? Like >> We can't have met that recently. Like. >> Oh, come on. When will the set finish, abi? >> I'm being messed with. >> Enif, let's go by car. >> Anyway, I remained too innocent. Your two eyes. >> Answer the question without me noticing. Just saying yes and no is enough. Has anyone asked you about your rising sign recently? >> Very exciting. >> It made me excited. My rising sign. It rose to my rising sign. >> What rising sign? >> They are asking about my rising sign, I don't know. >> But the question is, is there someone who asks about your rising sign or not? Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Are they asking about your rising sign? >> Yes. >> You asked me about my rising sign? >> Is that so? Just now. >> I watch clips of the most loved Fadime ISO scenes at least five times a day. Do you watch them occasionally? Not occasionally, but as part of our job, on social media. Of course, being loved is a good thing. We open and watch our videos from time to time. Zeynep usually sends them to me on WhatsApp, and I watch them from there. Sometimes I send them to her too. You watch them too, right? >> I watch. My life. >> We watch. >> We watch. >> It's your turn. >> Rate each other's sense of humor out of 10. Who do you think is funnier between the two of you? >> You answer. >> Well, I think we are both very funny. We are both very entertaining. We are very entertaining. We are very playful, this is hidden. Like, she could be my male version, I could be her female version. I think in this regard, we have matched very well. >> Yes, I think we have achieved a very good harmony with our characters, with our own characters. Our sense of humor is also quite good, I think. Yes. >> What's up? >> Very exciting. >> We have a lot of fun, you know. We laugh a lot on set too. >> What do you make fun of each other the most on set? >> I don't know. I bully you a lot anyway. >> She bullies me a lot sometimes, you know, she bullies me a lot. I say stop, she doesn't stop. Sometimes I say enough, it's not enough. She bullies me in the car, she bullies me when we go. You enjoy it too, right? You go everywhere with me anyway. >> You go everywhere with me too. >> I enjoy being bullied. >> Well, my love language for people I love and value is bullying. I like to make fun of them, to have fun. I get that strength from them by trusting their sincerity. That's why I can do it. They also enjoy it. That's why they can have more fun spending time with me. So, I think we can soften bullying like this. She enjoys it too. >> My not answering this makes me very nervous. Abi, does the Trabzon accent make it difficult? You are in an emotional moment on stage. Does the accent slipping break the whole spell? It doesn't break. Because that's our job. By that I mean, our job is the accent. >> Of course, the accent is something that comes with learning, with skill. I think we are all talented and it's something that comes with practice. On the contrary, it adds a new character to us. And like, inevitably, yes. Yes, the accent doesn't break. Because we rehearse a lot. We rehearse again and again. We shoot many times. We are on set all day. Even if we are not, that accent is in our lives at some point. I mean, the bank called the other day. I'm sorry, but I'm on set, I said. They said, "Yes." I said, "I'm very sorry. I'm on set, I'll call you." to the bank. It has inevitably become a part of our lives. >> I argue with my mother in accent. >> The accent comes to me sometimes too, but you get used to it. We've started to adapt here, after all. We meet people here. We go to a restaurant. We talk to people. And generally, people with accents. By the way, this perception is also wrong. Just because we are in Trabzon doesn't mean everyone has an accent. For example, people in our age group generally don't have an accent. We might have an accent in certain places in the characters we portray, or we might not. What's important is our acting and the emotion we convey. So, even if the accent slips, there's nothing that can break our emotion. Because we are already in that character. I can only get a warning if I use too much accent. Like, it's too much, it can happen. Because we have to articulate correctly. Sometimes we can't understand people with accents, but we also have to be understood. So, there are many things we need to pay attention to. >> I definitely agree. Give us a relationship advice. Clear and direct. Don't pry. Don't pry. My answer to "Give us a relationship advice" is: Don't pry. >> Open communication is very important. Being honest with each other is very important, I think. Other than that, staying in the moment, being able to be happy, enjoying the moment and happiness. >> Zeynep, can you say "fırtunacuk kılçuk" to the camera with a heartfelt smile just once? >> Fırtunacuk kılçuk. >> I don't love anything as much as I love Kılçık, you know. Kılçık. >> And I said "sick child," you said "stubborn and defiant" there. We couldn't hear each other at that moment. By the way, she said it to herself, and I said "sick child" to myself. Have you ever said "I can change for you" to anyone before? You say it to everyone. >> Well, I'm a womanizer. I say "I can change for you." I have my own problems. Then, uh >> I'm going to throw up now. >> My dear. The problem isn't with you. Yes. Blezikle. >> What does it say there? >> Have you said "I can change for you"? Well, we can change. We have shortcomings, personally, emotionally, but we can change. Why shouldn't we change? It's bad, why shouldn't we change? >> I don't know about that. You're right. >> Accept each other as you are. The process will flow along the way. >> Or you're going to curse. Accept each other, or Zeynep, I've never seen another actress use her eyes and gaze so well. I'm telling you. I've never seen another actress use your gaze so well. What kind of talent is this? Do you get this compliment often? >> Who wrote this? >> I wrote it. >> I really like you when I watch you, your acting, Fadime. >> Thank you. >> Yes. >> Do you want to say something? >> What did I say? I'll take responsibility. >> Thank you. Should I say I love you too? >> Your eyes? Well, I get a little stressed when I'm praised. I guess so. Thank you. It's a very nice comment. I also love playing with my gaze. Thank you for the compliment I received for my eyes. >> You are a talented actress. >> Thank you very much. You too. >> When you search for yourself on Google, besides "how tall" and "who is the boyfriend," what was the most absurd search suggestion you saw? >> I have none. >> "Is Erdem Şanlı famous?" it said somewhere. >> Who is that? >> It started from there. You? >> I've never encountered anything that strange. I don't know. Normal questions. Who is his mother, who is his father, who is his girlfriend, who is his wife, this and that, friend, etc. Your scenes are usually both tense and fast-paced. How do you maintain that energy? Do you hype each other up before a scene? >> First of all, our writers provide us with this. We try to do our best. They wrote something good. It's both tense and fast-paced. How do you maintain the energy? Because our scenes are written to be both tense and fast-paced. We want to maintain that tension, that pace, with our energy at a good level in every scene. We strive to maintain it. When such comments are made, we are happy and pleased. Because we feel it. We want you to feel it too. If we can do that, it's not just ours. It's the work of our writers, our director, all of us. >> Yes. It's something we all created. Yes. It's written very well. And the characters are also very deep. You can extract pages of character analysis from each character. That's also very important, very valuable. It adds much more depth to the script. >> We worked a lot before this job, with our teachers, with our screenwriters, we really worked hard on the characters. Because our story, our script, we made a harsh entry due to the story. As if we are starting from the middle of a story. Everyone naturally wonders. Why are they like this? What was their past like? When did they become so opposed to each other? Because they have a past. We started from scratch with that past, but we have a huge past behind us at some point. If we could make that felt, we are happy, right? >> Yes. And it's very proud that it has become a situation that makes people curious with just a few scenes, the relationship of the characters we portray. >> It's everyone's success, not just ours, all characters are special. The give and take is very balanced. You are very understanding. When I react, for example, look, she looks like this. I did the imitation. >> I'm very emotional these days. I might cry right now, don't bother me. >> Thank you. >> I'm getting the worst thank you of my life. Thank you. >> So, we are people who improvise a lot. We are people who go with the flow. On stage too. When I give a look, she adds a look. When I take a breath, she exhales. When I stop, she moves. When she moves, I stop, or rather, there's always an action-reaction. There's always a race. >> Our scenes have a pace. It's not improvisation. We don't improvise. Because we work on a text given to us. The part called improvisation is actually our sense of humor. And in the sense of humor, Fadime and ISO, you know, the one who wrote that earlier, both this tense, this energetic, this much, that's because our characters are like that, it's related to the energy of our characters. >> Uh-huh. Congratulations. >> Congratulations to me too. Like, two brains don't make one brain, "love begins with hate" what does it make you feel? Is it only valid for movies? >> Well, hate is a very strong emotion. Being able to feel hate towards someone is also a big thing, I think. Love is also a strong emotion. Emotions can transform. Someone you initially hated can also turn into love. Yes. I don't know. I think it can happen, but I don't think it's exclusive to that. It can happen. >> Well, you either start with great love or there are only two emotions in this business. >> Well, don't overthink it, abi. >> It can also start with hate. >> Zeynep, read it. What? >> It's too long. I'm curious. >> She never reads books here. >> She says it's too long. >> Zeynep. >> What does it have to do with me not reading books? >> You're making fun of me. Why are you doing this? Will you read it? >> And she's sensitive. Zeynep, you're a physics student. There's a law of gravity in physics, you know. No matter the size of the objects, the gravitational force between them sometimes throws everything off its orbit. Is there someone in your life right now with such high gravitational pull? >> Great question. >> Yes. >> Well, it's both numerical and equal weight. This is equal weight. >> I don't read books. Do you have a greeting for the little proofreaders here? Of course. >> Wait, I'll take a big one so you don't struggle. >> When you first met each other, what was the most surprising trait about each other? What were the traits? I couldn't read it. Bad luck. >> You got excited. >> When you met, what was the most surprising trait about each other? >> I didn't understand. What did I say? Say something. >> When we met, what was the biggest trait that surprised us about each other? >> H >> What was it? >> What was yours? >> She didn't answer the question with a question. >> I'm asking you right now. Don't answer the question with a question. >> Well, I was surprised by how much she sleeps later. I was surprised by how much she sleeps. >> But I'm only on set. >> Well, sometimes I go to set and she's already working before me. It coincides with the lunch break, and I go to set. She sleeps so soundly, like we forced you to come here, and please work. You sleep so beautifully, I can't describe it. And she curls up and lies down. >> I sleep on set. My naps are very famous. I can sleep even for 5 minutes. You can sleep anywhere. Tomorrow. >> I can sleep anywhere. What is the most unforgettable improvised scene you have? >> It's not improvisation, but in our first scene, with the instructor, in the car, I mean, when we say let's do this, that doesn't exist in our profession. But in that first scene where I kidnapped you, you are improvising as part of the mise-en-scène. Because the mise-en-scène is the instructor and us, and we are setting up a mise-en-scène there. That scene was a beautiful scene. It was our first scene. It was an enjoyable scene. We had fun. We shot every moment, every frame with fun. Yes. Yes. Beautiful. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, partner. It was beautiful. The scene where I spat on your face is also very good. >> No. I did this. And I approach her on stage like this, in front of her. Look, you can spit. I said spit. I said spit. Spit it out, like. How to spit? But, like. How will he do it? >> I said, instructor. I said, I really want to spit. I said, I really want to spit in your face. Like, she gets so close. >> She came up with a brilliant idea, and I was very okay with it. But something happened. While the camera was changing positions, the lady had accumulated saliva. We weren't getting saliva details at that moment. We were actually filming you, but that saliva, it touched my uvula. Because I was looking at her mouth. Your saliva touched my uvula. Your saliva scattered all over me. Do you remember? >> No, I don't remember. I did well, girl. I shot it. >> Now, may your soul rest in peace. >> Yes. >> Do you laugh when you send each other those fight, fight, love edits, slow motion, slap scenes made for you on TikTok? >> Yes. >> We constantly send each other pictures. By the way, >> TikTok is more active. I haven't been able to get into TikTok yet, but teach me that. Teach me TikTok. That's the only place I haven't entered. >> Of course, I'll teach you. It's very fun, very beautiful edits. >> Well, I can't be so involved in social media. The idea of living life feels more enjoyable to me. I can't adapt to the phone too much, but people love us, they show interest. What they do is a lot of effort, by the way, abi. Tremendous effort. Sometimes I'm surprised, I say, how can you do this? Like, everyone is a computer science graduate. What do they call it? There should be a department for this. Everyone. >> And their humor is also very strong. It's not just edits you do as ships, or just as IsoFadim. You really find very funny things. I laugh a lot. >> They made an edit called "Çamur" besides us. It has a title, Çamur. It's amazing. It's great now in our team. >> Are you serious? >> You're amazing. You really did a great job. >> Yes. We are very, I think everyone is very talented in this regard. They can do it. It's very fun. We watch it too. We really watch it. We like it. Sometimes I comment too. I have a lot of fun. Connecting with them also gives me a lot of pleasure. >> Yes. I do that too. >> Or we talk to each other. They see that too when we tag them. Or they share things that we both liked. I came across them too. You send them to each other, right? >> Yes, we do. >> We follow you too. >> What do you think the audience loves most in this story? Love? Fighting? Impossibility? >> It's such a beautiful question. I think all of it. We have a story that contains all emotions. We have a script. It has love. It has fighting. It has passion. It has impossibility. >> Kudos to everyone's effort. We can make all emotions felt, that's why such questions can be asked. Love, fighting, impossibility, all of them. >> Well, I think impossibility applies a force of attraction. Love is a strong emotion. It's an emotion that always has a place in our lives, and it's an emotion that everyone loves and enjoys experiencing. Fighting is the spice. So, everything should be together. Beautiful. >> And also, all our actor friends are very successful. When asked what the audience loves most in the story, our actor friends are the ones who deliver that to the audience. >> I think we are all talented and very valuable. A great team. You too, similarly, when very good people come together, great things happen. >> Everyone does their job with love, that's why this is happening. By the way. >> Absolutely. >> Our screenwriters write very well. Our directors direct very well. Our mise-en-scène. Yes. Really. >> Today we answered the questions coming from you. I hope you had fun, I hope you enjoyed it. >> We had a lot of fun. We hope you will too. Thank you. See you.