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Mert Abi, born Mert Ekşi, is a German streamer and former rapper whose debut album, Kunde ist König, reached number two in Germany in 2017.[1][2] By January 2024, he had announced that he would stop releasing music and concentrate on Twitch.[3][1]

From FIFA videos to rap

He started the itsMertTV YouTube channel on August 22, 2011.[1] His early Fifa Kingz videos featured matches against rappers such as Alpa Gun and Massiv.[1]

His first single, Ausländer, reached third place in the iTunes hip-hop charts in 2015. The four-song AMK EP followed in June 2016.[4] After his debut album, Delikanlı reached number six in Germany in 2018, and Boxerschnitt followed in 2019.[2]

He founded the label Mula Brothers, which released Kunde ist König 2 in 2020; the album reached number eight in Germany. In 2021, he recorded Joga Bonito with Z.[2]

Divimove ended its partnership with him in 2017 after homophobic statements in a YouTube video.[5] He later denied being against gay people and apologized for the video.[1]

Streaming and Eksioglu Sucuk

When explaining his decision to stop making music, he said Twitch let him be himself, whereas his videos and music had required him to play a role.[3] By January 2025, he had also introduced the Eksioglu Sucuk food brand.[6]

Personal information

Real name
Mert Ekşi [2]
Gender
Male [1]
Birthday
[1]
Age
30 years
Zodiac sign
Pisces
Birthplace
Germany [2]
Based in
Germany
Nationality
German [1]
Family
Family roots in Rize, Turkey [1]

General information

Language
DE
On Twitch since
19 September 2019
Twitch followers
627,885
Channel age
7y 1m
Last updated
Category
League of Legends
Teams
Momentum Era

Sources

  1. "Mert on German Wikipedia". Wikipedia. Retrieved October 13, 2026. Archived on May 30, 2026.
  2. "Mert". Universal Music France. Retrieved October 13, 2026.
  3. "Mert says he will not release more music". Hiphop.de. January 16, 2024. Retrieved October 13, 2026. Archived on June 22, 2025.
  4. "Mert – laut.de – Band". laut.de. Retrieved October 13, 2026. Archived on May 8, 2026.
  5. "Mert Eksi loses platform partner Divimove over homophobic statements". DER SPIEGEL. March 1, 2017. Retrieved October 13, 2026. Archived on October 30, 2025.
  6. "After Eksioglu Sucuk, Mert Abi plans more products". NEXTG.tv. January 23, 2025. Retrieved October 13, 2026.