Naršyti / Vaizdo klipai / Kiss Kiss Lip Sync and more...

I really don't know what was going through my head at that moment. The lip syncing/dubbing could have been inspired by Ashlee Simpson and the dance movement's choreography could have been inspired after I watched Robert DeNiro in Stardust as Captain Shakespeare. Who knows? At what lengths am I gonna reach to get some cheap laughs after embarrassing myself like so.

Some Facts about the song, original version in Turkish called Simarik/Şımarık by Tarkan.

As Tarkan's first major single, the song is generally considered his debut single. He had released three albums before this, but never released a song in single format due to the album-orientated nature of the Turkish music industry.

The song has also appeared in soundtracks of various movies, including French movie Beau Travail and American movie XX/XY.

The single is generally considered Tarkan's signature song in Europe. Its chorus ends with two characteristic kiss sounds.

It has been covered several times:
 8 feleséggel sok a baj /There are so many problem with 8 wives/ (in Hungarian by Irigy Hónaljmirigy])
 La Muchacha Turca (in Spanish, by Paco Ortega/Hakim, 2001)
 La Muchacha Guapa (in Spanish by La Banda Pachuco)
 Kiss Kiss (in English by Stella Soleil (US), 2001 and Holly Valance (Australia), 2002)
 Ein Kuss (in German by Die Schlümpfe)
 Zene Vole Dijamante (in Serbian by Jelena Karleuša)
 Ekstaza (in Serbian by Dado Polumenta)
 El Bawsi (in Arabic by Rida and Nina Boutros)
 Booseh Faransavi (in Persian by Mehran)
 Filakia (in Greek by Lefteris Pantazis)
 Kol Hamesameach (in Hebrew by Yossi Piamenta)
 Neshika (in Hebrew by Rinat Bar)
 Potselui (in Russian by Filipp Kirkorov)
 Chu! Chu! (in Japanese by Kentaro Hayama)
 Bos (in Dari by Showwkat)
 Kiss (in Indonesian by Lilis Karlina)
 Kiss Kiss (in Korean by Mina, 2004)
 Chiki Chiki Bam Bam (in Telugu language India by Tippu in Aadi, 2002)
 Beijo na Boca (in Portuguese by Mr. Jam)
 Pusz-pussz (in Hungarian by Pa-Dö-Dő)

There are many other language versions including a version sung by Hong Kong group E02 in Cantonese and an Egyptian cover version sang by Samy Mansour.