Hey (Turkish: Hi) was a Turkish music magazine that targeted teens. The magazine existed between 1970 and 1994. It billed itself as Turkey's only teens' and music magazine.^[1] The magazine was one of the highest-circulation publications in Turkey.^[2]

Hey was established in 1970.^[3] The first issue was released on 18 November 1970^[2] as a supplement to the daily paper Milliyet.^[1] Later it became a separate magazine. The magazine was part of Karacan media group.^[1]

The founder of Hey was Doğan Şener.^[3] He was also the editor-in-chief of the magazine for a long time.^[3] In the mid 1980s Hulusi Tunca, a Turkish journalist, became the editor-in-chief of Hey.^[2]

Hey primarily included the music lists, radio program lists and pen pal sections.^[3] The magazine covered nearly all music genres, including Turkish pop and folk music.^[3] It also carried news and articles on movies and fashion.^[2] Regular contributors were Yener Süsoy, Erhan Akyıldız, Arda Uskan ve Ercüment Akman.^[3] Near to its closure Hey also published a supplement called Hey Girl which addressed teenager girls.^[4]

Hey sold weekly 60,000 copies when it was extremely popular among Turkish teens.^[3] In 1980 it enjoyed a circulation of 100,000 copies.^[1] The frequency of Hey was weekly until 28 June 1988 when it was switched to monthly.^[1] On 15 March 1989 the magazine ceased publication.^[1][2] It was restarted by the Doğan media group in April 1994 as a weekly supplement to Milliyet.^[1] However, the magazine ended publication again in September 1994.^[1]