In the electric pulse of Turkish trap, where flows cut sharp and beats demand attention, UZI and Motive finally deliver the collab fans waited years for. “Ismarla” captures that effortless bad-boy charm, with a chorus that hits like a dare—urging a shawty to treat herself to a real serseri, no apologies needed. Over Pango’s sleek, bass-heavy production, UZI’s rapid-fire verses clash perfectly with Motive’s smoother edge, turning persistence into pure swagger. It’s the kind of track that soundtracks late-night vibes, blending flexes, heartbreak recovery, and unshakeable confidence in a way only these two can pull off.
| Lead Vocals | UZI & Motive |
| Songwriter | UZI & Motive |
| Music Producer | Pango |
| Video Director | Mersin Ege |
| Mastering Engineer | Adham Farid |
| Mixing Engineer | Etki & MIXEDBYG |
| Label | Sound of Street |
| Release Date | November 28, 2025 |
| Song Language | Turkish |
| Copyright © | Sound of Street |
| Publisher | Floom Müzik A.Ş. & Harun Sürek Edisyon Müzik |
| Translation | Ismarla (English Translation) by UZI & Motive |
Lyrics of Ismarla by UZI & Motive
[Giriş]
(Ner’desin, Pango?)
[Verse 1: UZI]
Üzgünüm, Üzgünüm
Cidden Üzdüm Mü? Tüh, Gülüm
Birden Uyandım, Mutluyum
Senden Bunaldım, Haklıyım (Ya-ya)
Hiç Susar Mıyım? Tek Kural Güven (Eh)
Dip Sulardayım, Hiç Çıkarma, Git (Eh-eh)
Kuşkular Büyük, Hiç Güvenmedik
Omuzlarda Yük, Hep Frenle Git, Ya-ya, Ya (Ya)
İstersen Yol Gösteririm, Kaybol (-bol, -bol, -bol)
Israr Yok, Gelen Ilk Değilsin, Rahat Ol (Ol-ol-ol; Ya-ya-ya)
Zaten Topladım Geleceğimi Zar Zor (Zor-zor-zor)
Başına Gelenleri Artık Bizden Sor
Tuttum Hep Kendimi Boşa (Ya)
Uyuzum, Inan, Geldiğim Yaşa (Eh)
Yaşıtlarım Tiki, Yaşantımız Solo
Yaşadığım His Sarayda, Paşa
Konuş Aşağı, Aşağı
Artık Tanıyorum Seni Fazla (Ya-ya)
Özgür Hislerin Tadı Başka (Ya)
Bu Yüzden Koptum Senden, Çok Pardon
[Ön Nakarat: Motive]
Gezip Gördüm, Kızım, Bak
Shawty, Yetiş Hızıma
Uyan Kan Uykusundan
Sadece Yarınları Düşle, Buna Yok Ki Bulan Mana
[Nakarat: Motive]
Rahat Ol, Buldum Çoktan, Bende Yürek Sağlam (Ah-ah-ah)
Seni Istedim Israrla
Kabul Et, Kabul Et, Kendine Bi’ Serseri Ismarla (Ah-ah-ah)
Kendine Bi’ Serseri Ismarla
[Verse 2: Motive]
Cat, Kedi, Pussy Beni Kesmedi, Ah
Es—, Ah, Es—, Ah, Esmer, Blackberry, Ah
Testim Sensin, Hayat Beni Kesmedi, Ah
Beş Gram Yersin, Baban Seni Beslesin, Ha
Hes Kodu, Telsiz, Alışveriş Çok
Yeni Benim Üstüm Başım, Pahalı
Geceleri Olunca Hep Elin Kolun Bağlı
Yatış, Sakin
Getto Etkiledi Beni Ve Dağıtıyo’ Odağımı
Sağa Sola Dağıt O Cebindeki Papağanı
Konuşma, Carpe Diem, Yaşayalım Anı
Etkiledi, Bak, Adımın Yanındaki Tik
Restoranda Bıraktım Yüklü Tip, Ah
Yattım, Kalktım, Bağladığım O Ip, Ah
Harca Blakka, Kalmasın Nakit, Blakka (Blakka)
Honey, Seni Istedim Israrla (Israrla)
Bozmadım Hiç, Bak, Mentalitem Sağlam
[Ön Nakarat: Motive]
Gezip Gördüm, Kızım, Bak
Shawty, Yetiş Hızıma
Uyan Kan Uykusundan
Sadece Yarınları Düşle, Buna Yok Ki Bulan Mana
[Nakarat: Motive]
Rahat Ol, Buldum Çoktan, Bende Yürek Sağlam (Ah-ah-ah)
Seni Istedim Israrla
Kabul Et, Kabul Et, Kendine Bi’ Serseri Ismarla (Ah-ah-ah)
Kendine Bi’ Serseri Ismarla
About “Ismarla by UZI & Motive”
UZI and Motive ignite the scene with “Ismarla,” a seductive trap anthem where bold pursuit meets irresistible hooks—dangerous, addictive, and built for endless replays.
At its heart, “Ismarla” thrives on that signature Turkish trap sound: booming low-end, melodic ad-libs, and lyrics laced with street wisdom and romantic bravado. The mood? Cocky and carefree, celebrating living in the moment—carpe diem style—while shrugging off doubts and past burdens. Themes of insistence (“Seni istedim ısrarla”) mix with luxury nods and ghetto reflections, making it feel both personal and universal in the genre’s evolving landscape.
Part of the highly anticipated Mortal Kombat, dropped January 23, 2026 via Sound of Street, “Ismarla” helped build the buzz as the project’s second single. The 9-track album—featuring JEYJEY, Muti, and Glam—draws from the iconic fighting game for its title, symbolizing UZI and Motive’s stylistic showdown after years of delays, label drama, leaks, and a reconciliation that reignited their early chemistry. Tracks like “Şarkılar Sokaklara Ait” and the title cut set a high bar, but this one shines for its catchy, playful energy amid the harder edges.
Released November 28, 2025, “Ismarla” quickly became a fan favorite, its “Kendine bi’ serseri ismarla” hook going viral on socials and playlists. No surprise—it’s primed for club rotations and TikTok trends, with visualizers amplifying that nocturnal, high-life aesthetic. Stream it on Spotify alongside the full rollout; the hype feels earned after the project’s turbulent history.
For UZI and Motive, both powerhouses who’ve built empires with solo runs like UZI’s gritty anthems and Motive’s introspective bangers, Mortal Kombat represents peak evolution. This era shows them more polished yet rooted, bridging old-school production ties with fresh ambition—proving why they’re staples in Turkey’s rap wave. “Ismarla” slots perfectly as a highlight, showcasing growth without losing the raw hunger that put them on the map.
In a scene flooded with fleeting trends, the duo’s reunion delivers substance: sharp wordplay, undeniable chemistry, and beats that bang. As Mortal Kombat racks up streams just days post-release, tracks like this remind everyone why the wait was worth it—real synergy in a game of one-upmanship.
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