 Gülşen was sued by Serap Turgay, who stated that Gülşen had agreed to work with Raks Müzik for another two years, while Mahsun Kırmızıgül from Prestij Müzik refused the accusations by saying that they had signed a contract with Gülşen after negotiations with the previous company had failed.As a result, the singer's second album "Erkeksen" ("If You're A Man") was produced by Prestij Müzik and released in December 1998.Gülşen later stated that "[Following "Be Adam"] I made another album so that I could enjoy it, I went out on the scene several times in my husband's places."