Umrumdışı AI Trend: Make Anyone Sing “Yan Sen Derdine”
All of Turkish TikTok is covering one line of Mabel Matiz’s “Umrumdışı”, and the edits stack four singers side by side as A, B, C and D. Pick a clip, upload one photo of you, a friend or your pet, and the AI puts it in the cover wall singing “yan sen derdine” at the same moment, with the same song.
- One photo
- You, a friend or your pet
- A/B/C/D cover wall
- Mabel Matiz’s hook
Sexually explicit (NSFW) content is strictly prohibited.
Pick a sample
Rendering takes about 7 min. Finished clips land in History.
TL;DR
At its peak · as of“Umrumdışı” is Mabel Matiz’s Turkish pop single from 26 June 2026, and the trend is everyone in Turkey singing one line of it — “yan sen derdine” — usually as an A/B/C/D cover wall that stacks four different singers so you can compare them. It blew up from a music teacher’s classroom clip in September, and by November the takes are AI: pets, cartoon characters and anything else with a mouth. It is at its peak right now, and the pet versions are the newest wave.
Umrumdışı AI Trend Examples
Twelve takes on one line of “Umrumdışı”, most played first: the classroom clip where it started, Mert Yan’s take that made it a meme, the A/B/C/D cover walls, Mabel Matiz himself, and the AI cat version that turned the classroom into a duet of pets. Pick one, add a photo, and the cover wall has a new singer.
The classroom clip the whole trend copies
@melodifyx on TikTokMert Yan, the student who made it a meme
@sefamercaan on TikTokStage to classroom, one cover remix
@remixadam on TikTokA, B, C and D: four people, one line
@naz_dej80 on TikTokThe classroom above, Mabel Matiz below
@hitpoptv on TikTokMabel Matiz sings his own hook
@mabelmatiz on TikTokPart 2, as promised
@elanurdinceer on TikTokTwo friends at the keyboard
@tugsemmutluu on TikTokTwo of us, one line
@aysen.alp on TikTokThe 3 a.m. version, with a rose
@mns.nurr on TikTokSinging it in the car
@elanur.nerez on TikTokThe AI cat version that started this page
View on TikTokWhat Is the Umrumdışı Trend?
“Umrumdışı” — roughly “none of my business”, from “umur”, concern — is a song by the Turkish singer Mabel Matiz, out on 26 June 2026. The trend is not the whole song but its chorus, “yan sen derdine, benden âlâ mal yok yine sana”: go worry about yourself, there is no one better for you than me.
It is short, it is a shrug with a melody, and it is very easy to belt at a phone — that is all anyone does with it: stand somewhere, sing that one line, post it. Then it became a format in a music classroom. Hakan Çakır, a Turkish music teacher, filmed himself at an upright piano with a student singing the line beside him, and the clip ran to 2.2 million likes on Instagram. The student, Mert Yan, turned into the face of the trend — his take is the most liked clip of the wave on TikTok. What followed was the predictable second stage: lyric edits in black and white, caption overlays, and CapCut templates that drop your own photo into the video.
The shape the edits settled on is the A/B/C/D cover wall: four panels lettered A to D, each one a different person singing the same line, so you can watch them back to back and pick a favourite. Some versions stack two panels instead — the classroom on top, Mabel Matiz’s own video underneath, the same phrase in both. It reads as a comparison without anyone saying a word about quality, which is exactly why it spread: everyone gets a letter, and the joke is that the song sounds good in all of them.
This page turns it round. Instead of watching four strangers, you put yourself in the wall: pick a take, upload one photo of you, a friend or your pet, and the AI makes it sing “yan sen derdine” at the same moment, in the same room, with the same song. The pet version is the one worth trying first — a cat standing upright beside the keyboard, delivering the line to the ceiling, is what the newest wave of these clips is made of.
Timeline
“Umrumdışı” is released on Pose Records, written by Mabel Matiz with Murad Güner, with the official video the same day.
The music teacher Hakan Çakır (@hknck) posts a reel from his classroom: he plays an upright piano, a student sings “yan sen derdine”. It reaches 2.2M likes by the end of October.
The classroom clip lands on TikTok (@melodifyx, 1.6M plays) and the format takes off: the same room, the same keyboard, anyone singing the line.
@sefamercaan’s black-and-white edit of the student, Mert Yan, hits 2.3M plays; @remixadam splices his take with the concert for 3.8M.
The comparison shape arrives — @naz_dej80’s A/B/C/D cover wall (461K plays) — and on Instagram @milkavesimba turns the classroom into two AI cats, one singing, one playing the keyboard.
CapCut’s “Umrumdışı” template is at 205 uses and still adding around 14 a day, and the pet versions are the newest thing on the tag.
How to Make an Umrumdışı AI Video
- 1
Pick a take
The classroom clip, Mert Yan’s black-and-white edit, an A/B/C/D cover wall, the split screen with Mabel Matiz, or a pet version. The room, the camera, the timing and the sound of your video all come from the clip you pick.
- 2
Upload your photo
One clear photo, face to the camera: you, a friend, or your cat or dog. The AI keeps the face, hair and clothes — or the fur and markings — and only adds the lip-sync and the performance. A second photo gives you the duet, with that person at the keyboard.
- 3
Create and post
The prompt is already written. You get your singer taking the “yan sen derdine” hook at the clip’s own length, with the original song under it, ready for TikTok with #umrumdışı and #mabelmatiz.
Tips for a Better Umrumdışı AI Video
Face to the camera, mouth visible
The whole video is one lip-sync, so a photo where the mouth is closed, clear and facing the lens reads far better than a three-quarter shot or a smile with teeth showing. No sunglasses, no hand over the face.
One person, or one pet, per photo
Crop the group shot down to the one face that should sing. When two people are in Image 1 the model picks one at random and swaps between them mid-line, which is what makes these clips look wrong.
Pets work best standing
For the pet version, a photo of the whole animal, taken from the front, gives the model the chest, the legs and the paws it needs to stand it upright at the keyboard. A head-only crop usually comes back with human hands.
Give the wall four different faces
On the A/B/C/D clips, your photo takes the panel that stays on screen longest, so pick a take where that panel is a clean single shot — a cover wall that cuts every second makes the swap harder to follow.
The song is on every sample
Each take carries its own audio and the remix keeps it, so your video comes out with the “yan sen derdine” hook already under it. If you post it somewhere that mutes the track, add the sound from TikTok’s music page in the app.
Pricing
Each Umrumdışı AI video is one use (700 credits), whether you run it for 10 or 15 seconds — one length per use, not per second. The price is on the button before you start.
A single use is $9.90; packs of 4 and 8 uses, or a monthly plan that posts trend videos to your accounts for you, cost less per video. A render that fails is refunded automatically.
Autopilot plans
Every month we turn the newest trends into meme videos and post them to your accounts. Each post is one of the plan’s videos, and any you make yourself come out of the same count. Cancel any time.
One-time video packs
Pay once and use them on any trend template, at any length. The credits never expire, and the other video tools can spend them too.
Use it responsibly
- Only upload photos of yourself, of people who said yes, or of your own pets.
- Do not use it to make someone look like they did something they did not.
- Label the result as AI when you post it; TikTok and Instagram both have an AI-generated tag.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Umrumdışı trend?
It is a Turkish TikTok trend built on one line of Mabel Matiz’s song “Umrumdışı”: “yan sen derdine, benden âlâ mal yok yine sana”. People film themselves singing that line at the camera, and the edits stack several singers side by side as A, B, C and D so you can compare them. The AI versions put a photo of you, a friend or a pet in that place instead.
What does Umrumdışı mean?
It means roughly “none of my business”, or “I could not care less” — from “umur”, concern, so “umrum dışı” is “outside my concern”. In the song it is the shrug of someone who has decided the other person is not worth the worry, which is why the chorus line lands like a punchline rather than a heartbreak.
What song is the trend using, and who sings it?
“Umrumdışı” by Mabel Matiz, the Turkish singer and songwriter (born Fatih Karaca), released on 26 June 2026 on Pose Records and written by him with Murad Güner. The hook everyone sings is the chorus line “yan sen derdine, benden âlâ mal yok yine sana”.
Is it the same as “Umrumda Değil”?
No, they are two different songs with almost the same title. “Umrumda Değil” is Candan Erçetin’s song from 1995; “Umrumdışı” is Mabel Matiz’s from 2026, and Mabel himself joked that he was giving Candan Erçetin 31 years later. If you searched one and landed on the other, this page is the 2026 one.
What does A/B/C/D mean in these edits?
They are four panels of the same clip, each lettered, each with a different person singing the “yan sen derdine” line — the classroom pair, the student, other coverers — so the viewer can watch them back to back. It is a comparison format rather than a quiz: nobody scores them, the fun is that the same line sounds different in every panel.
Who is Mert Yan, and where did the classroom clip come from?
Mert Yan is the student in the clip that started it. The music teacher Hakan Çakır (@hknck) posted the reel on 26 September 2026 — him at an upright piano, his student singing beside him — and it reached 2.2 million likes on Instagram by the end of October. Mert Yan’s own take is the most liked version on TikTok.
Can I make one with my pet, not myself?
Yes, and it is the newest half of the trend: on 31 October two Turkish accounts turned the classroom into a duet of cats, an orange one singing and a tuxedo one playing with a watch on its leg. Upload a front-on photo of the whole animal for the singer, and the AI stands it upright at the keyboard and animates the line.
What photo works best for an Umrumdışı AI video?
One person or one pet, facing the camera, in daylight, with the mouth visible and no sunglasses. Head and shoulders is enough for the singing part; for the pet version a photo of the whole body reads better, because the animal has to stand upright at the keyboard. A second photo of the person who should play the piano makes the duet version work.
Is the video actually AI, and does it keep the song?
The singing is AI: no one in your version performed anything, the mouth and the performance are generated from your photo. The audio is the take you picked, so your clip carries the same “yan sen derdine” hook as the sample. Keep the platform’s AI-generated label on when you post it.
Is the Umrumdışı trend still going?
Yes, it is at its peak. TikTok’s #umrumdışı tag is at around 38 million views and the biggest takes are only days old, CapCut’s “Umrumdışı” template is still picking up around 14 uses a day, and the pet versions are the newest wave. On Google the song itself holds about 5,000 searches a day, almost all of it for the lyrics.
What length and price is an Umrumdışı AI video?
One video is one use, 700 credits, at 14 or 15 seconds. A single use is $9.90, and packs of 4 and 8 cost less per video. Failed renders are refunded.
What is the Umrumdışı AI Trend prompt?
The a/b/c/d cover wall prompt is in the AI Prompts section below. It starts: "Image 1 is the singer: a real photo of one person or one pet." Paste the rest into any AI video tool that accepts your photos.
Add Your Face to the Cover Wall
One photo, one line, four letters: put yourself — or your cat — in the Umrumdışı cover wall and sing “yan sen derdine” with the rest of Turkey.
Make my Umrumdışı videoMore Trends to Remix
Smalltown Boy Dance AI
Under Arrest Dance
Hotel Lobby AI
Champagne Birthday AI
Nicole Kidman Dance
Wipe Me Down Dance
Hop Hop Hop Dance Trend
Spiderman Pointing Meme
Umrumdışı AI Prompts
The prompts behind the A/B/C/D cover wall, the piano classroom, the pet version and the duet. They work in any image-to-video model that takes a reference photo and a reference clip.
A/B/C/D cover wall
Image 1 is the singer: a real photo of one person or one pet. Image 2, when there is one, is the pianist at the keyboard, who plays and never sings. The screen is split into four panels labelled A, B, C and D, each one a different person singing the same line into a phone in the same small music room, the way the cover-wall edits do it; the camera pushes in on the singer from Image 1 until it has the whole frame. The singer takes the chorus line “yan sen derdine, benden âlâ mal yok yine sana” straight at the camera, lip-syncing every syllable on the reference’s timing, eyes half closed on “derdine”, head tipped back and mouth wide on the long note at the end of the phrase. Keep the singer exactly as in Image 1: face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, hair, build and clothes for a person; species, breed, fur colours, markings and eye colour for a pet. Only the mouth, the eyes and the performance are new. The room, the light, the camera move and the cuts of the clip you picked, photorealistic, no text, no logos, no watermark. Audio: the Umrumdışı chorus and the room, nothing else.
Other versions: The classroom piano clip · Your pet sings the hook · One sings, one plays