Nasд±lsд±n | Rope

is a melancholic rap track by the Turkish artist Rope (real name Onur Doğan ), originally released in April 2017. It has become a cult favorite within the Turkish "Depressive Rap" or "Melancholic Rap" subgenre, known for its raw emotional honesty and themes of heartbreak, insomnia, and internal conflict. Key Features of the Song

: Rope frequently references physical and mental exhaustion, with lines such as "I haven't slept for 96 hours" and comparing himself to a "broken clock with a dead battery" .

"I'll be leveled with the ground, but I won't be one with you again." Rope NasД±lsД±n

You can listen to the track on official platforms like Spotify or YouTube . Onur Doğan (@ropeonline) • Instagram photos and videos

: The song features a slow, atmospheric beat typical of the mid-2010s Turkish underground rap scene. Its "Slowed + Reverb" versions have also gained significant popularity on platforms like YouTube , amassing millions of views. Lyrical Depth : Notable lines include: is a melancholic rap track by the Turkish

: The lyrics describe a person struggling with the aftermath of a broken relationship. The title, which means "How are you?", acts as a rhetorical question directed at a former lover while the narrator admits to "dying a little bit" inside.

Rope, or Onur Doğan, is a prominent figure in the Turkish independent rap scene. He is best known for his series, a collection of annual tracks released every May that chronicle his personal growth, heartbreaks, and evolving state of mind over several years. His work is characterized by a "storytelling" approach that resonates deeply with listeners experiencing similar emotional struggles. "I'll be leveled with the ground, but I

"In order to die in this life, you even need to take a breath." About the Artist: Rope