English: "Free Ezhel" or "Salın la bebeyi!" is a graffiti in Ankara, asking for the release of a young Turkish singer, Ezhel, who was detained for a couple of days before the judge freed and acquitted him at the first hearing. He was accused of promoting the use of drugs in his songs. "Free Ezhel" is a universal call, but the "Salın la bebeyi" -probably added later by someone other than the first artist- is pure Turkish folk humour; because, firstly it is spelled in a rather funny rural way of speaking Turkish, and secondly because the mother of Ezhel was seen in the press asking for the release of her "baby".
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