Editing Music of Turkey (section)

=== Turkish hip hop ===
{{Main|Turkish hip hop}}
[[File:Ezhel - 15. Radyo Boğaziçi Ödülleri (3).jpg|thumb|[[Ezhel]]]]
[[Turkish hip hop]] or ''[[oriental]] [[Hip hop music|hip hop]]'' is a creation of the Turkish [[migrant worker]] community in Germany, which some suggest was a suitable outlet for a young generation disillusioned with Germany's treatment of its migrant class.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.qantara.de/webcom/show_article.php/_c-478/_nr-340/_p-1/i.html?PHPSESSID=586932399788bbaf8|title=Migrant Workers in Germany - "The Lowest of the Low"|work=Qantara.de|access-date=October 10, 2005}}</ref> In 1995, the Turkish-German community produced a major [[hip hop music|hip hop]] crew named [[Cartel (hip hop crew)|Cartel]] which caused controversy in Turkey and [[Germany]] for its revolutionary lyrics. Hip hop now enjoys wide popularity among the younger generation in Turkey. [[Ceza]], [[Dr.Fuchs]] (formerly "Nefret") and [[Sagopa Kajmer]], [[Sansar Salvo]], Pit10, [[Şehinşah]], [[Hayki]], [[Saian (rapper)|Saian]], [[Allâme]] are popular figures of contemporary rap music in Turkey. New generation include [[Ezhel]], [[UZI]] and [[Ben Fero]].