Disdas

Jilet Ayse in full action!

"Ich bin vooooll sauer !!!" (I am sooo angry !!!)

Jilet Ayse, Ich bin voooll sauer !!! sozialsatire http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jilet-Ayse/240674499337938 www.jiletayse.de

disdas in b.z. berlin !

Voll krass Held!:Comedy-Star unterstützt Jugendzentrum Komikerin Jilet Ayse unterstützt das Jugendzentrum „DTK Wasserturm" in Kreuzberg.

// A little something about the woman behind "disdas"

"Jilet Ayse" is the fictional character portrayed by comedian Idil Baydar. This Berlin Babe is the ultimate ghetto girl who challenges all stereotypes related to Turkish-German clashes between Döner Kebabs and Schnitzels!

Jilet is a reflection of a large German youth subculture known as "Kanacke" - a community often residing in deprived city outskirts owning their own dress sense, music, language and values. A lot of these youths are of Turkish descent, due to the large number of Turkish immigrants arriving in Germany in the 1950's. Originally Turkish herself, actress Idil Baydar takes on the role of these teenage misfits in its most pure authentic form.

"Do not overplay your role!" Jilet Ayse accosts in her deep city accent clothed in her Adidas Tracksuit ensemble (Adidas: The Louis Vuitton of the streets of Berlin) from head to shell toe in her debut video "Ich Bin sooo Sauer!!!" (I am sooooo angry!!!). The video was an instant hit, reaching over 900 000 views.

The actress gains inspiration directly from the local children of the inner streets of Berlin, and when she is Idil Baydar, she gives private workshops to kids in local youth centres. Under the name Jilet Ayse, she performs in juvenile prisons.

Teens spread Jilet Ayse's videos so rapidly because she speaks their language, and they can finally identify with someone. Adults on the other side appreciate Jilet Ayse's efforts in blurring a communication barrier between different social groups, giving a different light to a subculture often regarded quite negatively.
Her videos are a reflection of a group of youths who make up a significant number in German society and Jilet Ayse helps give them a voice.

www.jiletayse.de