Didem Soydan shares that photo, saying 'I am shaking with rage'

The trailer for the series Esas Oğlan, starring Hadise, Seda Bakan, Şükrü Özyıldız, and Serhat Teoman, hit the agenda like a bombshell.

The series, which follows the relationships of two young women searching for the love of their lives, has made a huge impact.

The suggestive scenes featuring Seda Bakan and Hadise practically broke the internet. Users who watched the trailer criticized it as being 'too erotic.' The unpopular trailer was subsequently banned by TikTok.

HADİSE WAS FURIOUS!

Following the removal of the trailer from TikTok, Hadise rebelled with a post on her social media account. The famous singer stated, "Since the beginning of my career, I have been fighting as a woman to perform freely on stage and shoot music videos. From the time my music video was banned during the Eurovision period for being 'erotic,' to my 'Sıfır Tolerans' video, I have faced many obstacles. When male artists kiss and make love in their videos, it is not forbidden for them, but when women go beyond hugging, it becomes 'immoral'!"

"Now, the trailer for our new series 'Esas Oğlan' has been banned on TikTok. I am laughing because isn't this very funny? Don't these platforms claim to defend freedom? Content where all kinds of videos are shared, children are exploited, and bodies are exposed to make money is allowed, but love scenes are declared 'immoral.' Why are love scenes banned while scenes of rape, weapons, and illegal substances are accepted? As mindsets change, everything in our country will become more beautiful. Even if you ban us, we will continue to share our thoughts freely and tell our stories," she expressed.

"WOMEN ACTORS SHOULD BE LIKE MALE ACTORS..."

After Hadise, Seda Bakan did not remain silent either. Stating that "It is very sad to even have to make this statement," Seda Bakan said in her post, "I hope that one day, female actors will also be able to continue their lives without being subjected to moral policing and social pressure, just like male actors."

Following Hadise's reaction, famous model Didem Soydan also offered her support.

'I RECEIVED A TERRORIST CONTENT COMPLAINT' SHE SAID, AND SHARED THE PHOTO!

Famous model Didem Soydan said, "I have been experiencing this situation with your work for the last four years, and there is no expert or channel I haven't consulted," adding, "Neither the brands that shoot me nor those I asked could find a solution to this. I hope you can get the reward for your hard work, but I don't think you will be able to share the work."

Stating that she received a complaint for terrorist content, Soydan shared that photo and said, "Because of this photo, I received complaints for both exploitation and terrorist content, and Instagram banned my account without even evaluating these complaints. Instagram treats people differently based on the country. It is freedom for women in the country where it was founded, but a vile system for a Middle Eastern country that looks down on women."

"An application from a country you call supposedly free evaluates you with Middle Eastern conditions. As if the level of the country wasn't enough, you also get 'womanhood adjustments' from an app of another country you use; this is how you made us crazy women," she declared.