I am on got talent son. I will show people how to make low. Watch me.

Response : I can be a Partner.

Yetenek Sizsiniz is a TV talent show. [Very soon I am appearing on "Yetenek Sizsiniz".]

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Hmmm, obviously it can only be a joke, but what was he thinking?

I have a feeling you are going to sing, Henry.

But...a very interesting use of the personal pronoun siz, isn´t it? At first when it was written without space in the middle I understood there was the -siz ´without´ derivation suffix. Or is there really a word play here?

I thought the same initially. 

I also read this post which helped me understand. 

A word play ..

yetenek sizsiniz - you are a talent

yeteneksizsiniz - you are talentless

I guess learners are the best possible audience for word plays. We get so easily excited about something shrewd.

 And on the channel they are very careful to make a split second pause between the two words when announcing the program.

But as it is just like the x-factor or Britain´ s Got Talent, there are lots of acts for whom the

second title is more appropriate

this lead to a new phrase that caught on: when an act was really bad a judge would say "olmadı" with a long stress on the word. This has become a bit of a catchphrase amongs some of my friends.