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aboneyim abone abone şarkısı

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A short Turkish subscribe song built around the word aboneyim, sung over a playful tune and used by creators to ask viewers to subscribe at the end of videos.

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A short Turkish subscribe song built around the word aboneyim, sung over a playful tune and used by creators to ask viewers to subscribe at the end of videos.

This is a short, catchy Turkish song built around the repeated phrase aboneyim, abone abone, which means I am a subscriber, subscribe, subscribe. Sung in a bright, playful voice over a simple, bouncy melody, it sounds like a lighthearted jingle made for the end of a video rather than a full song. The repetition makes it instantly memorable, even for listeners who do not understand Turkish, and its upbeat rhythm creates a friendly, encouraging mood. Instead of feeling like a demand, the chant feels like a joke shared with the audience, which is why it works so well as a quick, cheerful nudge before a video finishes.

Pro tip

Place it in the last five seconds over your subscribe animation or end screen, letting the chant finish before you cut to black. Pair it with an on-screen subscribe button pop, and avoid talking over it, because the repetition is what makes the request land.

How people use it

Creators play it over end-screen subscribe animations.
Streamers use it after asking viewers to subscribe.
Editors add it to funny YouTube outro compilations.
Short-form creators pair it with subscribe button memes.

More information

The exact original recording behind this clip is not widely documented, so it is best known as a short soundboard and short-form audio rather than a track from a named album or show. Its Turkish hook, built around the word for subscriber, made it easy for Turkish-speaking creators to reuse as a shared in-joke for asking viewers to subscribe without a long outro. Once uploaded to soundboards, the eight-second length made it simple to drop into edits, memes and video endings, and its clear, repetitive wording keeps it useful for creators who want a quick, recognisable subscribe cue.

FAQ

What does aboneyim abone abone mean?

Aboneyim means I am a subscriber in Turkish, while abone means subscribe, so the repeated phrase is a playful way of saying I am a subscriber, subscribe, subscribe. Creators use it as a lighthearted subscribe chant rather than a formal song lyric.

Where is this sound used?

It is mainly used at the end of YouTube videos, short-form clips and memes, where creators play it over a subscribe button, animation or end screen. The short length makes it easy to drop in without interrupting the main content.

Can I use this sound in my own videos?

Yes, creators commonly use short subscribe sounds like this one as an outro cue, especially when paired with their own subscribe animation. Keep it brief, place it at the end of the video, and avoid layering speech over the chant.