CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT AM ORIGINAL: TEN SONGS, A MOTION PICTURE WORLD, AND THE MANY SIDES OF PARTY PLUG MIKEY
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
AM ORIGINAL: TEN SONGS, A MOTION PICTURE WORLD, AND THE MANY SIDES OF PARTY PLUG MIKEY
From “OnlyFanz” to “SumnRare,” Plug Not A Rapper invites listeners to hear—and watch—the CRUSH universe
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • VISUALS • CULTURE
The phone rings. The conversation gets complicated. The scene changes.
Then the music takes listeners somewhere else: into a car with the speakers up, into a world of movement, and onto the stage for a global dance celebration.
That’s the invitation behind Am Original.
Released October 16, 2026, the ten-song album is credited to Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper, and Party Plug Mikey. Apple Music lists the project at approximately 39 minutes, with records including “OnlyFanz,” “BeenJammin,” “what time,” “CRUSH WORLD CUP,” and “SumnRare.”
🎧 STREAM AM ORIGINAL ON APPLE MUSIC
THE STORY BEGINS WITH “ONLYFANZ”
Not every story starts at the party.
“OnlyFanz” introduces listeners to a relationship under pressure. Its visual follows an argument, distance, and the emotional weight of trying to reconnect—giving the album an opening built around a recognizable human situation.
The record invites the listener to pay attention to what happens away from the crowd: the calls, the feelings, and the person waiting on the other side.
🎧 Stream “OnlyFanz”
🎬 Watch the video
“CLIMATECONTROLLA”: SET THE ATMOSPHERE
From the relationship-centered opening, the visual journey continues with “ClimateControlla.”
The title makes the atmosphere part of the identity. Watch the video, then keep the album moving into “BeenJammin” to experience another setting in the Am Original world.
“BEENJAMMIN”: THE CAR IS PART OF THE EXPERIENCE
There’s a particular kind of listening session that begins when everybody gets in the car and somebody turns the speakers up.
“BeenJammin” brings that feeling into its visual world. The car, the music, and the motion become part of the presentation—an invitation to ride with Party Plug Mikey and let the song take over the trip.
🎬 WATCH “BEENJAMMIN”
🎧 Explore the song on Am Original
“WHAT TIME”: THE QUESTION THAT GETS THE GROUP MOVING
Everybody knows the question that starts the night:
What time?
What time are we leaving? What time does it start? What time is everybody pulling up?
“what time” gives that familiar question its own place on the album. The video offers another way to enter the record and share it with somebody who’s always asking what the plan is.
🎧 Stream “what time”
🎬 Watch the video
“CRUSH WORLD CUP”: THE STAGE GOES GLOBAL
A festival audience doesn’t have to come from one place to share one moment.
“CRUSH WORLD CUP” takes the CRUSH dance concept into a global visual setting. Countries enter the conversation, dancers become part of the spectacle, and the stage becomes a place where the audience can choose who they’re cheering for.
It’s a record and visual made to connect the music to the larger CRUSH experience: a reason to watch, share, debate favorites, and bring somebody else into the crowd.
🎧 Stream “CRUSH WORLD CUP”
🎬 Watch the video
MORE WORLDS INSIDE THE ALBUM
The project continues with records including “Rich Chief,” “mood SWINGERZ,” “Medieval Mayor Kirk Kousin,” and “Mr Unanimous.” Each title gives listeners another reason to explore the full track list rather than stopping at the first song they recognize.
The “mood SWINGERZ” video gives the album another visual chapter:
“SUMNRARE”: THE CLOSING INVITATION
The project closes with “SumnRare.”
After the conversations, cars, characters, and CRUSH WORLD CUP stage, the final song gives listeners another destination—and an opportunity to return to the beginning with the whole album in mind.
HEAR IT. WATCH IT. SHARE YOUR FAVORITE.
Start with “OnlyFanz,” ride through “BeenJammin,” ask “what time,” and pick your favorite moment from “CRUSH WORLD CUP.”
Then stream the complete album and send the song that represents your side of the Am Original world to somebody who hasn’t discovered it yet.
🎧 STREAM AM ORIGINAL
🎬 EXPLORE THE VISUALS ON YOUTUBE
AM ORIGINAL — VISUAL WATCHLIST
Visual chapter
Watch
OnlyFanz
ClimateControlla
BeenJammin
what time
CRUSH WORLD CUP
mood SWINGERZ
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “BEENJAMMIN”
“BEENJAMMIN”: TURN THE CAR INTO THE FIRST STOP
Before the destination, there’s the ride.
Somebody connects the phone. The speakers come on. The people in the car hear the first few seconds and decide whether the volume needs to go up.
“BeenJammin” puts that experience at the center of its visual world. The car becomes part of the setting, and the song gives the journey its own identity before anyone reaches the party.
Watch the video, then bring the record into your next ride with the people who always know what to play.
🎬 WATCH “BEENJAMMIN”
🎧 EXPLORE AM ORIGINAL
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “WHAT TIME”
“WHAT TIME”: THE QUESTION EVERY GROUP CHAT KNOWS
The plan might be a birthday, a night out, a trip, or a CRUSH event. Eventually somebody asks the same question:
“What time?”
Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey give that phrase a place on Am Original, with a video listeners can send directly to the group chat. Apple Music lists “what time” as a song from the 2026 project.
🎧 STREAM “WHAT TIME”
🎬 WATCH THE VIDEO
CATERED PLAYLIST: AM ORIGINAL — FROM THE RIDE TO THE STAGE
For: listeners who want to experience the album through its visuals and build toward the CRUSH WORLD CUP.
Public playlist description:
Start with the story, turn the speakers up for the ride, and enter the CRUSH WORLD CUP. Explore the Am Original visual world from Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey.
Order
Selection
Listen or watch
1
OnlyFanz
2
ClimateControlla
3
BeenJammin
4
what time
5
CRUSH WORLD CUP
6
mood SWINGERZ
7
SumnRare
This is a proposed listening and viewing route, not a playlist published in Apple Music or YouTube.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
THE MUSIC HAS A WORLD OF ITS OWN. 🍊🎬
Enter AM ORIGINAL.
Start with “OnlyFanz.” Ride with “BeenJammin.” Ask “what time.” Then step into the CRUSH WORLD CUP.
🎧 Stream the album
🎬 Watch “BeenJammin”
🌍 Watch “CRUSH WORLD CUP”
Which visual chapter is your favorite?
#AMOriginal #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHWorldCup #CRUSHMusic
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY: EIGHT RECORDS FOR THE PEOPLE BUILDING, MOVING, AND CELEBRATING From “Founder” to “New Era Eve,” Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY: EIGHT RECORDS FOR THE PEOPLE BUILDING, MOVING, AND CELEBRATING
From “Founder” to “New Era Eve,” Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey invite listeners into the CRUSH world
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • NIGHTLIFE • CULTURE
Every community has its own language. People recognize the names, the places, the jokes, and the songs that bring them together.
Crush Culture Society offers eight more records for that conversation.
Released September 3, 2026, the album is credited to Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper, with Party Plug Mikey featured across the project. In approximately 25 minutes, the track list moves from “Founder” through “Open2Real,” “Type Action Word,” and “Gold Bottles” before arriving at “New Era Eve.”
🎧 STREAM CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY ON APPLE MUSIC
THE FIRST WORD: “FOUNDER”
The project opens with a word that carries weight: Founder.
A founder has to start somewhere. An idea needs a name, a plan, people willing to participate, and the persistence to keep building when the result is still hard to see.
As the first track on Crush Culture Society, “Founder” gives listeners a starting point for exploring the connection between the music and the larger CRUSH identity.
“OPEN2REAL”: THE INTRODUCTION CONTINUES
The second track, “Open2Real,” gives the album another memorable phrase. CRUSH’s existing coverage presents the song as a way for listeners to meet more of Plug Not A Rapper’s personality.
Play it after “Founder,” then continue into “Motion Witness Wireless.” The first three titles alone give the project a vocabulary that invites curiosity.
“MOTION WITNESS WIRELESS”: A TITLE FOR A CONNECTED WORLD
Music travels differently now. One person hears a song, sends it to a friend, and suddenly the record is playing in another city.
“Motion Witness Wireless” captures that connected feeling in its title. It’s the third selection on the album and another example of the distinctive language listeners encounter throughout the project.
🎧 Find “Motion Witness Wireless” on the album
“TYPE ACTION WORD”: GIVE THE NIGHT A VERB
Some song titles ask a question. Others sound like an instruction to get moving.
“Type Action Word” appears sixth on Crush Culture Society. It’s a selection to share with the friend who always wants to know what’s next: the next destination, the next song, or the next reason to get everybody together.
🎧 LISTEN TO “TYPE ACTION WORD”
“GOLD BOTTLES”: THE CELEBRATION
Every milestone deserves a moment to recognize the people who helped make it possible.
“Gold Bottles” is the album’s seventh track. The title brings celebration to the front, making it a natural song to introduce when friends are together for a birthday, a win, or a night they’ve been planning for weeks.
“NEW ERA EVE”: THE NEXT CHAPTER
The album closes with “New Era Eve.”
That title feels like standing just before something begins: the room is ready, the people are arriving, and there’s anticipation about what comes next.
Finish the project there, then return to the record that made you want to know more. From the opening “Founder” to the closing “New Era Eve,” Crush Culture Society gives listeners eight doors into the CRUSH catalog.
CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY
— TRACK LIST
#
Track
Time
1
Founder
3:20
2
Open2Real
3:56
3
Motion Witness Wireless
3:31
4
Sum Fine S***s
3:11
5
The Temptations
3:26
6
Type Action Word
2:37
7
Gold Bottles
2:39
8
New Era Eve
3:07
Apple Music credits PartyPlugMikey or Party Plug Mikey on each selection.
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “OPEN2REAL”
“OPEN2REAL”: AN INVITATION TO GET TO KNOW THE PLUG
Every introduction has a moment when the conversation moves past the surface.
“Open2Real” appears second on Crush Culture Society, immediately after “Founder.” It gives listeners a direct path into the project’s personality and a reason to continue through the remaining six records.
Put it on, share it with somebody discovering Plug Not A Rapper, and compare what you hear when the song ends.
🎧 STREAM “OPEN2REAL”
💿 EXPLORE CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “TYPE ACTION WORD”
“TYPE ACTION WORD”: WHAT’S THE MOVE?
The group chat is full of suggestions. Somebody wants to go out. Somebody wants to host. Somebody is waiting for another person to make the decision.
That’s the moment to ask: What’s the move?
“Type Action Word” is track six on Crush Culture Society, featuring Party Plug Mikey. Add it to a CRUSH discovery session, then move through the album to find the record you want to pass to the rest of the group.
CATERED PLAYLIST: WELCOME TO CRUSH CULTURE
A first-listen route through the album and the wider catalog
Public playlist description:
Start with the Founder, discover the Society, and follow Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey into the wider CRUSH catalog. Eight records and more music waiting on the other side.
Order
Selection
Listen
1
Founder
2
Open2Real
3
Motion Witness Wireless
4
Type Action Word
5
Gold Bottles
6
New Era Eve
7
BeenJammin
8
CRUSH WORLD CUP
This is a proposed listening route, not a published Apple Music playlist. The order is an editorial introduction and should be checked against the audio before using it as a continuous mix.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
WELCOME TO CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY. 🍊
Start with “Founder.” Tap into “Open2Real.” Put “Gold Bottles” in the celebration rotation.
Eight songs from Plug Not A Rapper featuring Party Plug Mikey—ready for your next listening session.
🎧 Stream Crush Culture Society
Which record is your favorite?
#CrushCultureSociety #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHMusic
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT MR CRUSH: EIGHT RECORDS, ONE WORLD, AND PLENTY OF WAYS TO ENTER Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey bring “Faces,” “WIFI,” “OverUnder.”
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
MR CRUSH: EIGHT RECORDS, ONE WORLD, AND PLENTY OF WAYS TO ENTER
Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey bring “Faces,” “WIFI,” “OverUnder,” and more into the CRUSH catalog
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • NIGHTLIFE • CULTURE
A name can be an introduction. It can also be an invitation to learn more.
On Mr CRUSH, the invitation comes through eight records: “Faces,” “PlusOne,” “Moor or Less,” “PinkSoda,” “LongIslandIcedTea,” “WIFI,” “HolySmokes,” and “OverUnder.”
Released March 31, 2026, the project is credited to Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper. Amazon Music lists Party Plug Mikey alongside them on all eight tracks.
🎧 STREAM MR CRUSH ON APPLE MUSIC
“FACES”: THE INTRODUCTION
The first song on the project is “Faces.”
It’s a fitting title to open an album connected to an artist whose audience encounters him in different spaces: on a record, in a video, behind an event, or as Party Plug Mikey in the middle of the action.
A listener might arrive through the music and discover the wider CRUSH world afterward. Another might know the events first and come to the songs curious about the artist behind them. “Faces” gives both listeners a place to begin.
“PLUSONE”: WHO’S COMING WITH YOU?
The best nights often start with one question:
Who are you bringing?
“PlusOne” gives the album a title that belongs in that conversation. Put it on while the plans come together, then keep the project playing as the group decides where the night is headed.
🎧 Find “PlusOne” on Mr CRUSH
“MOOR OR LESS”: WATCH THE VISUAL
“Moor or Less” is the album’s third track and has its own video listed in the CRUSH music gallery. It’s a chance to see another side of the project before moving on to the rest of the songs.
“LONGISLANDICEDTEA”: A NAME MADE FOR THE NIGHT OUT
Some titles immediately put you in a setting. “LongIslandIcedTea” sounds like a selection for an adult gathering: friends meeting up, drinks being ordered, and the night still unfolding.
The song sits at track five on Mr CRUSH. Listen to it as a stand-alone selection, then explore the records on either side of it.
“WIFI”: FIND THE CONNECTION
On an album that also includes “Faces” and “PlusOne,” the title “WIFI” gives listeners another word associated with connection.
It’s one of the records named in CRUSH Magazine’s existing catalog coverage and a useful starting point for fans who want to explore beyond the album’s more immediately descriptive nightlife titles.
“OVERUNDER”: CLOSE THE ALBUM AND KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING
“OverUnder” closes the eight-song project. Its title leaves a question hanging in the air—how will things turn out?
Listen through from “Faces” to “OverUnder,” then return to the track you want to hear again. A short album gives every selection room to make an impression.
MR CRUSH
— TRACK LIST
#
Track
Time
1
Faces
3:34
2
PlusOne
3:10
3
Moor or Less
3:23
4
PinkSoda
2:06
5
LongIslandIcedTea
2:44
6
WIFI
3:06
7
HolySmokes
2:22
8
OverUnder
2:45
Track titles, order, and durations follow Amazon Music’s album listing.
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “MOOR OR LESS”
“MOOR OR LESS”: A VISUAL ENTRY INTO THE
MR CRUSH
PROJECT
A listener can enter an album through a song title, a recommendation, or a video that makes them curious enough to press play.
“Moor or Less” offers that visual entry into Mr CRUSH. The song appears third on the album, and the CRUSH music gallery links to its official YouTube video.
Watch the video, then explore the full eight-song project. When the album is over, go back to “Moor or Less” and see how it feels in the company of the surrounding records.
🎬 WATCH “MOOR OR LESS”
🎧 STREAM MR CRUSH
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “LONGISLANDICEDTEA”
“LONGISLANDICEDTEA”: GIVE THE NIGHT A SOUNDTRACK
The plans are made. The group is together. Now somebody has to choose what plays.
“LongIslandIcedTea” is a selection from Mr CRUSH, credited to Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper, and Party Plug Mikey. Its title makes it an easy addition to an adult night-out listening session—and a way to introduce friends to the rest of the album.
🎧 STREAM “LONGISLANDICEDTEA”
💿 EXPLORE THE FULL ALBUM
CATERED PLAYLIST: THE MR CRUSH EXPERIENCE
For getting ready, going out, and discovering the album beyond one song
Public playlist description:
Start with Mr CRUSH, bring a plus one, and explore the music connecting Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey to the wider CRUSH catalog.
Order
Selection
Listen
1
Faces
2
PlusOne
3
Moor or Less
4
PinkSoda
5
LongIslandIcedTea
6
WIFI
7
OverUnder
8
Gold Bottles
This is a proposed discovery sequence, not a published Apple Music playlist. The selections are verified; a full audio review is still needed to refine the order for a continuous mix.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
WHO’S YOUR PLUS ONE? 🍊
Step inside MR CRUSH—eight records featuring Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey.
Start with “Faces,” watch “Moor or Less,” and add “LongIslandIcedTea” to your next listening session.
🎧 Stream the album
🎬 Watch “Moor or Less”
Which track are you playing first?
#MrCRUSH #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHMusic
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT HOME SCREEN: THIRTEEN SONGS INSIDE THE WORLD OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
HOME SCREEN: THIRTEEN SONGS INSIDE THE WORLD OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER
Messages, attraction, memories, and moments come together on the 2026 project featuring PartyPlugMikey
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • CULTURE • CRUSH CATALOG
Look at your home screen.
There are the people you talk to every day, the messages you haven’t answered, the pictures you keep, and the apps that help you move through the world. It’s a small screen holding pieces of a much bigger life.
That makes Home Screen an intriguing name for a music project. Released June 5, 2026, the 13-song album is credited to Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper, with PartyPlugMikey featured across much of the track list.
For listeners entering through Plug Not A Rapper’s catalog, Home Screen offers a collection of titles to explore—from “Screen Saver” and “No Service” to “Message” and “The Special Services.”
🎧 STREAM HOME SCREEN ON APPLE MUSIC
THE FIRST SCREEN: “BODY,” “BELONG 2 ME,” AND “3RD FLOOR SUITES”
The album begins with three songs featuring PartyPlugMikey: “Body,” “Belong 2 Me,” and “3rd Floor Suites.”
Those titles establish an adult setting and give listeners an opening route through the project. From there, “Screen Saver” brings the album’s digital imagery back into focus.
A screen saver is something you see again and again. It might be a photograph, a memory, a person, or an image you chose because you wanted it close. As a title within Home Screen, it gives listeners another way to think about what—and who—they keep in view.
🎧 Find “Screen Saver” on Home Screen
TWO LIVE RECORDS INSIDE THE ALBUM
Home Screen includes live versions of “World Yoga Coach” and “Plug Heartz,” both featuring PartyPlugMikey. Their placement gives listeners two opportunities to hear material presented as live recordings within the larger album.
That distinction makes them useful stops for fans exploring how the catalog moves between recordings and performance.
🎧 Find “World Yoga Coach” and “Plug Heartz” on the album
“NO SERVICE” AND “MESSAGE”
Two titles near the end of the project create an immediate connection.
“No Service” suggests a moment when the signal disappears. “Message” suggests something waiting to be communicated. Whether a listener hears those titles in a literal or emotional way, they offer a path through the album that feels familiar in a world where so much of life happens through a phone.
“Message” is credited to Mr Crush, PartyPlugMikey, and Plug Not A Rapper on Apple Music.
🎧 Listen to “No Service”
🎧 Listen to “Message”
THE FINAL SELECTION: “THE SPECIAL SERVICES”
Apple Music lists “The Special Services,” featuring PartyPlugMikey, as the album’s thirteenth and final track.
It’s another point of entry for anyone discovering the project one song at a time—and an invitation to return to the beginning once the album ends.
🎧 Listen to “The Special Services”
OPEN THE PROJECT
There are 13 songs on Home Screen. Start with the one whose title catches your eye, then listen through the project and decide which record deserves a spot in your own rotation.
🎧 STREAM HOME SCREEN
🍊 EXPLORE PLUG NOT A RAPPER ON APPLE MUSIC
HOME SCREEN
— TRACK LIST
#
Song
Apple Music credit
1
Body
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
2
Belong 2 Me
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
3
3rd Floor Suites
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
4
Screen Saver
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
5
World Yoga Coach [Live]
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
6
Momentz
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
7
Plug Heartz [Live]
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
8
Seasons of Japan
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
9
Meal Plan
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
10
No Service
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
11
Not Dr Pepper
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
12
Message
Mr Crush, PartyPlugMikey & Plug Not A Rapper
13
The Special Services
Featuring PartyPlugMikey
Apple Music lists the project at approximately 37 minutes.
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “MESSAGE”
“MESSAGE”: WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY?
A record from
Home Screen
for a world that never stops communicating
A message can change the direction of a day.
Sometimes it’s the one you’ve been waiting for. Sometimes it’s the one you keep rewriting before you send it. And sometimes the absence of a response leaves more questions than an answer would.
“Message” appears near the end of Home Screen and is credited on Apple Music to Mr Crush, PartyPlugMikey, and Plug Not A Rapper. Its title fits naturally inside a project named after the screen so many of us check throughout the day.
Listen to the record, then explore the full album. What does “Message” bring to mind for you?
🎧 STREAM “MESSAGE”
💿 EXPLORE HOME SCREEN
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “NO SERVICE”
“NO SERVICE”: WHEN THE SIGNAL DISAPPEARS
There’s a particular feeling when you reach for your phone and realize nothing is coming through.
The title “No Service” captures that familiar moment. On Home Screen, the song sits two tracks before “Message,” giving listeners two connected titles to explore inside the same project.
Play “No Service,” continue through the album, and decide what those two records mean to you.
🎧 STREAM “NO SERVICE”
💿 STREAM HOME SCREEN
CATERED PLAYLIST: HOME SCREEN — AFTER HOURS
For: late-night listening, relationship conversations, and listeners exploring the adult side of the catalog.
Public playlist description:
Open Home Screen and follow the conversation through attraction, messages, live moments, and the records you keep coming back to. A Plug Not A Rapper discovery route for after hours.
Order
Song
Listen
1
Screen Saver
2
Momentz
3
Plug Heartz [Live]
4
No Service
5
Message
6
The Special Services
7
OnlyFanz
This is a proposed discovery sequence, not a published Apple Music playlist. It groups records by the editorial theme; transitions should be checked against the full audio.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
WHAT’S ON YOUR HOME SCREEN? 🍊📱
Explore 13 songs from Plug Not A Rapper, including “Screen Saver,” “No Service,” “Message,” and “The Special Services.”
🎧 Stream Home Screen
💬 Listen to “Message”
Which record belongs on your home screen?
#HomeScreen #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — THE SWAMP BABY EDITION BEFORE THE WORLD CUP, THERE WAS SWAMP BABY Go back to the 2021 project that introduced a new chapter of Plug Not A Rapper’s story CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC •
CRUSH MAGAZINE — THE SWAMP BABY EDITION
BEFORE THE WORLD CUP, THERE WAS
SWAMP BABY
Go back to the 2021 project that introduced a new chapter of Plug Not A Rapper’s story
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • SAVANNAH • CRUSH LEGACY
Before listeners could press play on Am Original, before the videos for “BeenJammin” and “CRUSH WORLD CUP,” there was an eight-song project called Swamp Baby.
Released July 1, 2021, the Plug Not A Rapper album is a compact introduction to an earlier moment in PartyPlugMikey’s recording career. Its track list moves from “Been Rich Freestyle” and “Turn Up Da Strip” to “Recipe,” “Get Mine,” and the title track, “Swamp Baby.”
For a new listener, Swamp Baby is an opportunity to hear where one chapter began. For somebody who has followed Mikey’s journey, it’s a reason to go back and bring an early record into the present.
🎧 STREAM SWAMP BABY ON APPLE MUSIC
FROM SAVANNAH TO A NEW CHAPTER
George “Mikey” Turner’s story has always carried more than one setting: the Savannah community where he grew up, the basketball courts and relationships that shaped him, and the entertainment world he continued to build.
CRUSH’s own music overview connects Swamp Baby to a period of new beginnings and a move to Florida. The project’s eight tracks preserve an early recording-era snapshot for listeners who want to follow that journey through the music.
The album doesn’t need a listener to know every detail of the story before pressing play. Start with the music, then follow the trail through the projects that came after it.
“BEEN RICH FREESTYLE”: THE FIRST IMPRESSION
The opening record has just over a minute to introduce itself.
“Been Rich Freestyle” starts the project with a title that sets a confident tone. It’s the first step into a short album that gives listeners eight different points of entry in roughly 16 minutes.
🎧 Find “Been Rich Freestyle” on Swamp Baby
“TURN UP DA STRIP”: THE NIGHTLIFE CONNECTION
The second track, “Turn Up Da Strip,” puts nightlife in the conversation early.
For listeners interested in the party-facing side of the Plug Not A Rapper catalog, it offers a starting point before traveling forward to projects like Baddies Island and Mapouka Twerk Doctor.
🎧 Listen to “Turn Up Da Strip”
💿 Find it on Swamp Baby
“RECIPE”: THE VISUAL ENTRY POINT
Every artist develops a process. The ingredients change, the ideas grow, and each project becomes part of what comes next.
“Recipe” is one of the eight Swamp Baby tracks, and its video is featured in the CRUSH music library. Watch the visual, then return to the album to hear it in sequence.
“SWAMP BABY”: THE TITLE TRACK
An album’s title track gives its name somewhere to live inside the music. On Swamp Baby, that moment arrives after “Get Mine” and before “50 Rackz Extended” in the Audiomack and Amazon track listings.
For fans exploring the project, it’s a chance to hear the record carrying the name—and then decide what the title means to them.
🎧 Listen to “Swamp Baby” on Audiomack
KEEP THE STORY MOVING
The journey doesn’t end when Swamp Baby does. Follow it with Toxic Plug Love, Ghetto Ted Talk, and the later CRUSH releases.
Every project gives listeners another piece of the catalog. This is one place to start.
🎧 STREAM SWAMP BABY
🎬 WATCH “RECIPE”
SWAMP BABY
— VERIFIED TRACK LIST
#
Song
1
Been Rich Freestyle
2
Turn Up Da Strip
3
50 Rackz
4
Recipe
5
Prodigy Freestyle
6
Get Mine
7
Swamp Baby
8
50 Rackz Extended
The sequence is corroborated by Audiomack and Amazon Music.
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “RECIPE”
“RECIPE”: GO BACK TO THE INGREDIENTS
A visual from Plug Not A Rapper’s
Swamp Baby
era
Every project begins with an idea. Then come the hours: choosing the beat, finding the words, recording, listening again, and deciding what deserves to be released.
“Recipe” takes its place inside Swamp Baby, the 2021 Plug Not A Rapper project. The CRUSH music library features a video for the song, giving today’s listeners a visual route back into that earlier chapter.
Watch “Recipe,” then play the full project. Listen for the records that make you want to continue through the catalog—and send the video to somebody discovering Plug Not A Rapper for the first time.
🎬 WATCH “RECIPE”
🎧 STREAM SWAMP BABY
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “TURN UP DA STRIP”
“TURN UP DA STRIP”: AN EARLY NIGHTLIFE ENTRY IN THE PLUG CATALOG
From
Swamp Baby
to the wider CRUSH party playlist
The party side of a catalog has its own history. For listeners tracing Plug Not A Rapper’s earlier releases, “Turn Up Da Strip” is one of the places to begin.
The song appears second on Swamp Baby, placing it near the beginning of the 2021 project. From there, listeners can follow the catalog forward into later nightlife-focused releases.
Put it on your discovery list, then explore the full album.
🎧 LISTEN TO “TURN UP DA STRIP”
💿 OPEN SWAMP BABY ON APPLE MUSIC
CATERED PLAYLIST: FROM SWAMP BABY TO CRUSH CULTURE
A journey through the catalog for listeners who want to hear the earlier chapters
Public playlist description:
Start in the Swamp Baby era and follow Plug Not A Rapper through the CRUSH catalog. Freestyles, visuals, early releases, and newer records give listeners multiple ways into PartyPlugMikey’s world.
Order
Song
Listen
1
Been Rich Freestyle
2
Turn Up Da Strip
3
Recipe
4
Swamp Baby
5
Swamp Walk
6
Pro Toolz
7
Founder
8
CRUSH WORLD CUP
This is a proposed catalog journey, not a published playlist. It follows an editorial idea across projects; the sequence still needs a full audio review before it’s used as a continuous mix.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
BEFORE THE WORLD CUP, THERE WAS SWAMP BABY. 🍊
Go back to an earlier Plug Not A Rapper chapter.
Eight tracks. “Recipe.” “Turn Up Da Strip.” “Swamp Baby.” A starting point for discovering the catalog.
🎧 Stream Swamp Baby
🎬 Watch “Recipe”
Which record are you bringing back into rotation?
#SwampBaby #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHLegacy #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT TOXIC PLUG LOVE: ATTRACTION, TEMPTATION, AND AN EARLIER CHAPTER OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
TOXIC PLUG LOVE: ATTRACTION, TEMPTATION, AND AN EARLIER CHAPTER OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER
Revisit the 2022 project through “Steph,” “Somebody Bih,” and the rest of its 16-song track list
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • RELATIONSHIPS • CRUSH LEGACY
Some connections start with a look. Others begin with a conversation that goes on longer than either person expected. And sometimes, even when the situation is complicated, nobody is ready to leave it alone.
Toxic Plug Love puts that kind of tension right in its title.
Released January 8, 2022, the 16-song Plug Not A Rapper project gives listeners a 38-minute trip into an earlier chapter of the catalog. For fans who discovered PartyPlugMikey through the newer CRUSH releases, it’s an invitation to go back and explore the music that came before them.
🎧 STREAM TOXIC PLUG LOVE ON APPLE MUSIC
THE ATTRACTION
Love songs don’t all have to arrive with a perfect ending. Sometimes the interesting part is the conversation: who wants who, who’s being honest, and what happens when attraction gets mixed with everything else going on.
The title Toxic Plug Love gives the project a place in that conversation. It also gives listeners a different route through the Plug Not A Rapper catalog—one that can continue into later releases like F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. and Am Original.
“STEPH”: BASKETBALL AND CONFIDENCE MEET
One of the project’s featured records is “Steph.” The CRUSH music overview describes the song’s basketball references as a way of expressing confidence and knowing what you want. The song also has a visual featured in the CRUSH music library.
For listeners who know PartyPlugMikey’s connection to basketball, “Steph” offers an opportunity to hear that world meet the music.
🎬 WATCH “STEPH”
🎧 FIND “STEPH” ON TOXIC PLUG LOVE
“SOMEBODY BIH”: A VISUAL FROM THE CATALOG
“Somebody Bih” gives listeners another way to enter the project. The CRUSH music gallery links to its YouTube visual alongside Toxic Plug Love.
Watch the video, then go back to the album. The song that brought you in may lead you to a record you didn’t know was waiting.
“ROXY”: ANOTHER RECORD TO DISCOVER
“Roxy,” featuring PartyPlugMikey, is another song listed with Toxic Plug Love. For a listener exploring the project for the first time, it’s one more title to find as the album plays through.
🎧 FIND “ROXY” ON TOXIC PLUG LOVE
THE LISTENING SESSION
Start with “Steph.” Watch “Somebody Bih.” Find “Roxy.” Then let the entire project play.
Sixteen songs give listeners room to find more than one favorite—and give the catalog another opportunity to connect with people discovering it today.
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “STEPH”
“STEPH”: PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRINGS BASKETBALL INTO THE CONVERSATION
A
Toxic Plug Love
selection for the people who know confidence starts before the shot
Basketball players know the feeling: the decision has to be made before the ball leaves your hand. Hesitate, and the moment changes. Trust yourself, and you take the shot.
On “Steph,” Plug Not A Rapper brings basketball references into the world of Toxic Plug Love. The CRUSH album overview connects the title to Stephen Curry and describes confidence as part of the song’s presentation.
For fans who know PartyPlugMikey’s own basketball history, the song is another point where sport and music meet. Watch the video, then explore the album that surrounds it.
🎬 WATCH “STEPH”
🎧 STREAM TOXIC PLUG LOVE
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “SOMEBODY BIH”
“SOMEBODY BIH”: A VISUAL WORTH BRINGING BACK INTO THE ROTATION
A catalog grows one record at a time. Sometimes the best way to introduce it to a new audience is to bring an earlier video back to the front.
“Somebody Bih” is featured alongside Toxic Plug Love in the CRUSH music library, with a YouTube visual credited to Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey.
Send the video to somebody discovering the music for the first time, then follow it with the full project.
🎬 WATCH “SOMEBODY BIH”
🎧 EXPLORE TOXIC PLUG LOVE
CATERED PLAYLIST: TOXIC PLUG LOVE & LATE-NIGHT CONVERSATIONS
For: listeners exploring attraction, relationships, and the adult side of the Plug Not A Rapper catalog.
Public playlist description:
Some conversations don’t end when the night does. Explore Toxic Plug Love, friendship complications, and relationship records from Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey.
Order
Selection
Listen
1
Steph
2
Somebody Bih
3
Roxy featuring PartyPlugMikey
4
Fukk Friends
5
Flavorz
Find it on F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
6
Weather Machine
7
OnlyFanz
This is a proposed discovery sequence, not a published Apple Music playlist. The songs are grouped around the campaign’s relationship theme; the order still needs an audio review for transitions.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
SOME CONNECTIONS COME WITH COMPLICATIONS. 🍊
Go back to an earlier Plug Not A Rapper chapter with TOXIC PLUG LOVE.
Explore the 16-song project, watch “Steph” and “Somebody Bih,” and find the record that belongs in your rotation.
🎧 Stream the album
🎬 Watch “Steph”
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih”
#ToxicPlugLove #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT BADDIES ISLAND: EIGHT RECORDS FOR THE PRE-GAME, THE PARTY, AND THE RIDE BACK Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey turn an album title into a destination CRUSHMAGAZE
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
BADDIES ISLAND: EIGHT RECORDS FOR THE PRE-GAME, THE PARTY, AND THE RIDE BACK
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey turn an album title into a destination
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • NIGHTLIFE • CRUSH CULTURE
The group chat is active. Somebody is still getting dressed. Somebody else is already asking where everyone is going afterward.
Before the night has even started, it needs a soundtrack.
That’s where Baddies Island enters the conversation. Released December 27, 2023, the eight-song Plug Not A Rapper project featuring PartyPlugMikey gives listeners 18 minutes to step into an earlier chapter of the CRUSH catalog.
🎧 STREAM BADDIES ISLAND ON APPLE MUSIC
WELCOME TO THE ISLAND
A great party destination starts with an invitation. Baddies Island puts that invitation in its name.
The project opens with “Baddies,” followed by “Xity Gurlz” and “General Tso.” As the album continues, listeners encounter “Turnt,” “Fukk Friends,” “Slutty Vegan,” and “Money”—titles that give the project plenty of personality before anyone has even picked a favorite.
For fans discovering Plug Not A Rapper through newer music, the album is a chance to go backward and spend time with the earlier catalog. For longtime listeners, it’s an opportunity to bring an older favorite back into rotation.
“BADDIES”: THE INTRODUCTION
“Baddies” gives the island its opening statement.
The song was also released as a single featuring PartyPlugMikey, giving new listeners a direct entry point before they explore the full project.
“XITY GURLZ”: MAKE IT A GROUP CHAT SELECTION
Some records are better discovered together. Put “Xity Gurlz” in the queue while everyone is choosing their outfit, doing their makeup, and figuring out the first stop.
Then let somebody else pick the next track. A pre-game playlist should feel like the people in the room helped build it.
🎧 FIND “XITY GURLZ” ON BADDIES ISLAND
“GENERAL TSO”: ANOTHER WAY INTO THE CATALOG
“General Tso” is another title from the album with its own single release. It gives listeners who prefer to sample one song at a time a quick route into the Baddies Island era.
“SLUTTY VEGAN”: WATCH THE VISUAL
Somebody may discover Baddies Island through a playlist. Somebody else may discover it through a video.
“Slutty Vegan” is one of the project’s tracks, and its video is featured in the CRUSH music library. Watch it, then return to the album and choose which record you want to hear next.
“FUKK FRIENDS”: WHEN THE NIGHT GETS COMPLICATED
A night out can begin with laughter and end with a conversation nobody planned to have.
“Fukk Friends” is another Baddies Island selection with a video available through the CRUSH music gallery. Its title opens a different kind of conversation about attraction and friendship inside the project’s adult setting.
THE INVITATION
Start with “Baddies.” Watch “Slutty Vegan.” Let the album continue through “Money.”
Then send the project to the friend who’s always responsible for the playlist.
🎧 EXPLORE THE FULL BADDIES ISLAND ALBUM
THE
BADDIES ISLAND
TRACK LIST
#
Song
1
Baddies
2
Xity Gurlz
3
General Tso
4
Fuck on Yo Thot
5
Turnt
6
Fukk Friends
7
Slutty Vegan
8
Money
Track titles and order follow TIDAL’s listing.
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “BADDIES”
“BADDIES”: THE FIRST STOP ON PLUG NOT A RAPPER’S ISLAND
Before the night starts, before the first picture gets posted, before anybody decides where the after-party is—there’s the pre-game.
“Baddies” opens Baddies Island and gives listeners a starting point for the 2023 Plug Not A Rapper project featuring PartyPlugMikey. It was also released as a single, making it easy to share with someone who hasn’t explored the album yet.
Play it while the group gets ready, then let the rest of Baddies Island run. When the album ends, compare favorites: which track is staying in your rotation?
🎧 STREAM “BADDIES”
💿 STREAM BADDIES ISLAND
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “SLUTTY VEGAN”
“SLUTTY VEGAN”: A VISUAL STOP INSIDE THE
BADDIES ISLAND
ERA
A title can make somebody curious enough to click. A video gives them a reason to stay and explore.
“Slutty Vegan” appears on Plug Not A Rapper’s Baddies Island, and its visual is part of the CRUSH music library. For fans catching up on the catalog, the video is a direct route into the 2023 project.
Watch it, share it with your group, and then take a trip through all eight records on the album.
🎬 WATCH “SLUTTY VEGAN”
💿 EXPLORE BADDIES ISLAND
CATERED PLAYLIST: BADDIES ISLAND — THE PRE-GAME ROUTE
For: adult birthday weekends, group pre-games, and listeners exploring the party-facing catalog.
Public playlist description:
The group chat has a plan, the outfits are coming together, and the CRUSH catalog is in the queue. Start on Baddies Island, then explore more Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey.
Order
Song
Listen
1
Baddies
2
Xity Gurlz
3
General Tso
4
Turnt
5
Slutty Vegan
6
99 & 3000
7
Gold Bottles
8
CRUSH WORLD CUP
This is a proposed discovery sequence, not a playlist published in Apple Music. The track placement is a promotional starting point; the transitions need a full audio review before use as a DJ set.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
THE GROUP CHAT NEEDS A SOUNDTRACK. 🍊🌴
Welcome to BADDIES ISLAND.
Eight records from Plug Not A Rapper featuring PartyPlugMikey—including “Baddies,” “Xity Gurlz,” “General Tso,” “Turnt,” and “Slutty Vegan.”
🎧 Stream the album
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan”
Which song are you playing first?
#BaddiesIsland #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT BADDIES ISLAND: EIGHT RECORDS FOR THE PRE-GAME, THE PARTY, AND THE RIDE BACK Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey turn an album title into a destination CRUSHMAGAZE
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
BADDIES ISLAND: EIGHT RECORDS FOR THE PRE-GAME, THE PARTY, AND THE RIDE BACK
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey turn an album title into a destination
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • NIGHTLIFE • CRUSH CULTURE
The group chat is active. Somebody is still getting dressed. Somebody else is already asking where everyone is going afterward.
Before the night has even started, it needs a soundtrack.
That’s where Baddies Island enters the conversation. Released December 27, 2023, the eight-song Plug Not A Rapper project featuring PartyPlugMikey gives listeners 18 minutes to step into an earlier chapter of the CRUSH catalog.
🎧 STREAM BADDIES ISLAND ON APPLE MUSIC
WELCOME TO THE ISLAND
A great party destination starts with an invitation. Baddies Island puts that invitation in its name.
The project opens with “Baddies,” followed by “Xity Gurlz” and “General Tso.” As the album continues, listeners encounter “Turnt,” “Fukk Friends,” “Slutty Vegan,” and “Money”—titles that give the project plenty of personality before anyone has even picked a favorite.
For fans discovering Plug Not A Rapper through newer music, the album is a chance to go backward and spend time with the earlier catalog. For longtime listeners, it’s an opportunity to bring an older favorite back into rotation.
“BADDIES”: THE INTRODUCTION
“Baddies” gives the island its opening statement.
The song was also released as a single featuring PartyPlugMikey, giving new listeners a direct entry point before they explore the full project.
“XITY GURLZ”: MAKE IT A GROUP CHAT SELECTION
Some records are better discovered together. Put “Xity Gurlz” in the queue while everyone is choosing their outfit, doing their makeup, and figuring out the first stop.
Then let somebody else pick the next track. A pre-game playlist should feel like the people in the room helped build it.
🎧 FIND “XITY GURLZ” ON BADDIES ISLAND
“GENERAL TSO”: ANOTHER WAY INTO THE CATALOG
“General Tso” is another title from the album with its own single release. It gives listeners who prefer to sample one song at a time a quick route into the Baddies Island era.
“SLUTTY VEGAN”: WATCH THE VISUAL
Somebody may discover Baddies Island through a playlist. Somebody else may discover it through a video.
“Slutty Vegan” is one of the project’s tracks, and its video is featured in the CRUSH music library. Watch it, then return to the album and choose which record you want to hear next.
“FUKK FRIENDS”: WHEN THE NIGHT GETS COMPLICATED
A night out can begin with laughter and end with a conversation nobody planned to have.
“Fukk Friends” is another Baddies Island selection with a video available through the CRUSH music gallery. Its title opens a different kind of conversation about attraction and friendship inside the project’s adult setting.
THE INVITATION
Start with “Baddies.” Watch “Slutty Vegan.” Let the album continue through “Money.”
Then send the project to the friend who’s always responsible for the playlist.
🎧 EXPLORE THE FULL BADDIES ISLAND ALBUM
THE
BADDIES ISLAND
TRACK LIST
#
Song
1
Baddies
2
Xity Gurlz
3
General Tso
4
Fuck on Yo Thot
5
Turnt
6
Fukk Friends
7
Slutty Vegan
8
Money
Track titles and order follow TIDAL’s listing.
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “BADDIES”
“BADDIES”: THE FIRST STOP ON PLUG NOT A RAPPER’S ISLAND
Before the night starts, before the first picture gets posted, before anybody decides where the after-party is—there’s the pre-game.
“Baddies” opens Baddies Island and gives listeners a starting point for the 2023 Plug Not A Rapper project featuring PartyPlugMikey. It was also released as a single, making it easy to share with someone who hasn’t explored the album yet.
Play it while the group gets ready, then let the rest of Baddies Island run. When the album ends, compare favorites: which track is staying in your rotation?
🎧 STREAM “BADDIES”
💿 STREAM BADDIES ISLAND
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “SLUTTY VEGAN”
“SLUTTY VEGAN”: A VISUAL STOP INSIDE THE
BADDIES ISLAND
ERA
A title can make somebody curious enough to click. A video gives them a reason to stay and explore.
“Slutty Vegan” appears on Plug Not A Rapper’s Baddies Island, and its visual is part of the CRUSH music library. For fans catching up on the catalog, the video is a direct route into the 2023 project.
Watch it, share it with your group, and then take a trip through all eight records on the album.
🎬 WATCH “SLUTTY VEGAN”
💿 EXPLORE BADDIES ISLAND
CATERED PLAYLIST: BADDIES ISLAND — THE PRE-GAME ROUTE
For: adult birthday weekends, group pre-games, and listeners exploring the party-facing catalog.
Public playlist description:
The group chat has a plan, the outfits are coming together, and the CRUSH catalog is in the queue. Start on Baddies Island, then explore more Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey.
Order
Song
Listen
1
Baddies
2
Xity Gurlz
3
General Tso
4
Turnt
5
Slutty Vegan
6
99 & 3000
7
Gold Bottles
8
CRUSH WORLD CUP
This is a proposed discovery sequence, not a playlist published in Apple Music. The track placement is a promotional starting point; the transitions need a full audio review before use as a DJ set.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
THE GROUP CHAT NEEDS A SOUNDTRACK. 🍊🌴
Welcome to BADDIES ISLAND.
Eight records from Plug Not A Rapper featuring PartyPlugMikey—including “Baddies,” “Xity Gurlz,” “General Tso,” “Turnt,” and “Slutty Vegan.”
🎧 Stream the album
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan”
Which song are you playing first?
#BaddiesIsland #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT NOT LIKE THEM RAP N****Z: PLUG NOT A RAPPER GIVES LISTENERS MORE THAN ONE SIDE OF THE STORY “Therapy Sessions,” “Weird,” “Been2long,” and “Pro Toolz”
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
NOT LIKE THEM RAP N****Z: PLUG NOT A RAPPER GIVES LISTENERS MORE THAN ONE SIDE OF THE STORY
“Therapy Sessions,” “Weird,” “Been2long,” and “Pro Toolz” open different doors into the 2022 project
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • IDENTITY • CRUSH LEGACY
There are moments for confidence. There are moments for questions. And there are moments when somebody says something in a song that makes you stop what you’re doing and listen a little closer.
On Not Like Them Rap N**z, Plug Not A Rapper gives listeners several ways into his world. The 2022 project features Party Plug Mikey, with Quinnie B also credited on “Been2long” and “Aint the Same.” Apple Music lists songs including “Therapy Sessions,” “Weird,” “Dead Presidents,” and “Pro Toolz” under the project.
🎧 STREAM THE ALBUM ON APPLE MUSIC
“THERAPY SESSIONS”: MAKING ROOM FOR THE CONVERSATION
A title like “Therapy Sessions” gives the listener a different expectation from the moment it appears on the screen.
The CRUSH album overview presents the record as a conversation about vulnerability and emotional baggage. It’s a place to start for listeners who want to explore the more reflective side of the Plug Not A Rapper catalog.
The song also makes a point worth carrying beyond the playlist: people can be confident, ambitious, social, and still have things they need to work through.
🎧 Find “Therapy Sessions” on the album
“WEIRD”: THERE’S ROOM TO BE YOURSELF
Everybody has something that makes them different. The question is whether they feel comfortable enough to let people see it.
“Weird” is one of the album’s visual entry points, with a video linked from the CRUSH music library. Watch the visual, then move into the project and hear what surrounds it.
“BEEN2LONG” AND “AINT THE SAME”: INTRODUCING QUINNIE B
A collaboration can change the perspective of a project. On “Been2long” and “Aint the Same,” Quinnie B joins Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey.
For listeners who arrive through Mikey’s catalog, both tracks offer a reason to pay attention to another artist’s contribution. For listeners discovering the project through Quinnie B, they open the door to the rest of the album.
🎧 Find “Been2long” and “Aint the Same” on the album
“PRO TOOLZ”: THE VISUAL DOOR INTO THE PROJECT
The CRUSH music library also features a video for “Pro Toolz.” It gives fans another way to connect a track from the album with the larger visual catalog.
Watch “Pro Toolz,” watch “Weird,” and then listen to the full project. The songs around the one that first caught your attention may give you a new favorite.
🎬 Watch “Pro Toolz”
🎬 Watch “Weird”
🎧 Stream Not Like Them Rap N**z
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “BEEN2LONG” FEATURING QUINNIE B & PARTY PLUG MIKEY
SOME CONNECTIONS DESERVE ANOTHER LISTEN
Time changes things. People move, conversations slow down, and sometimes the person you haven’t spoken to in a while comes back to mind.
“Been2long” brings Quinnie B and Party Plug Mikey into Plug Not A Rapper’s Not Like Them Rap N**z. CRUSH’s album overview describes the song in terms of distance and reconnection, making it a fitting selection for a reflective listening session.
Listen to “Been2long,” then check out “Aint the Same,” the project’s other song credited to Quinnie B and Party Plug Mikey. Together, they give listeners two opportunities to hear the collaboration.
🎧 FIND “BEEN2LONG” ON THE ALBUM
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “WEIRD”
DIFFERENT CAN BE THE POINT
“Normal” is a moving target. What feels unusual to one person might be exactly what makes somebody else memorable.
“Weird” appears on Plug Not A Rapper’s Not Like Them Rap N**z and has a video featured in the CRUSH music library. It’s a track for listeners exploring the individual personality behind the catalog—and for anybody who has ever felt like they didn’t quite fit the expectations around them.
🎬 WATCH “WEIRD”
🎧 EXPLORE THE ALBUM
CATERED PLAYLIST: THE PLUG’S OTHER CONVERSATION
For listeners who want reflection, connection, and a closer look at the catalog
Public playlist description:
Step past the first introduction and explore songs about people, perspective, and the conversations that stay with you. Featuring selections from Not Like Them Rap N**z, F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E., and Am Original.
Order
Selection
Listen
1
Therapy Sessions
2
Weird
3
Been2long featuring Quinnie B & Party Plug Mikey
4
Aint the Same featuring Quinnie B & Party Plug Mikey
5
Closest Friends
Find it on F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
6
OnlyFanz
7
Pro Toolz
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published Apple Music playlist. The sequence is thematic; a full audio review is still needed to confirm how the transitions feel.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
THERE’S MORE TO THE STORY. 🍊
Go back to Not Like Them Rap N**z and explore “Therapy Sessions,” “Weird,” “Pro Toolz,” and the Quinnie B collaborations “Been2long” and “Aint the Same.”
🎧 Stream the album
🎬 Watch “Weird”
#PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #QuinnieB #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT GHETTO TED TALK: PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRINGS THE CONVERSATION TO HIS OWN STAGE
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
GHETTO TED TALK: PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRINGS THE CONVERSATION TO HIS OWN STAGE
Fourteen records from an earlier chapter of the catalog invite listeners into a world of ambition, confidence, and perseverance
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • CULTURE • CRUSH LEGACY
Everybody has something to say about success. Fewer people talk about what it takes to keep moving when the path isn’t laid out for you.
With Ghetto Ted Talk, Plug Not A Rapper gives that conversation a title of its own.
Released October 8, 2022, the 14-song album runs approximately 37 minutes. Its track list moves through titles such as “Find A Way Or Make One,” “Blood Sweat Tears,” “UnFuckWitAble,” “Swamp Walk,” and “Sad Faces.” Together, they invite listeners to explore an earlier chapter of PartyPlugMikey’s musical journey.
🎧 STREAM GHETTO TED TALK ON APPLE MUSIC
FOURTEEN RECORDS. ONE INVITATION TO LISTEN.
A title like Ghetto Ted Talk creates an expectation: somebody has the floor, and there’s something on their mind.
The project gives Plug Not A Rapper space to move through different ideas and moods. “Basic Bih” opens the track list. “Find A Way Or Make One” introduces a title that speaks directly to resourcefulness. “Swamp Walk” connects the project to a visual also featured in the CRUSH music library. Later, “1942” brings PartyPlugMikey into the credits, while “Sad Faces” and “D Man” add more destinations for listeners working their way through the album.
The album rewards a full listen. Start at the beginning, take note of the titles that catch you, and return to the records that make you want to hear more.
“FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE”
Some phrases sound like something you’d tell yourself before a difficult day.
Find a way or make one.
The title offers a message for anyone building with limited resources, facing a setback, or trying to turn an idea into something real. It’s also a fitting entry point into the independent spirit surrounding the wider CRUSH catalog.
🎧 Find “Find A Way Or Make One” on Ghetto Ted Talk
“BLOOD SWEAT TEARS”
A finished project is what the audience sees. The hours, decisions, disappointments, and persistence behind it often stay out of view.
“Blood Sweat Tears” is a title that brings that effort into the conversation. The CRUSH music library also lists a visual for the song, offering another way for listeners to encounter the record.
🎧 Find “Blood Sweat Tears” on the album
🎬 Explore the “Blood Sweat & Tears” visual
“SWAMP WALK”
For listeners following the catalog from Swamp Baby to Ghetto Ted Talk, “Swamp Walk” is a title that connects the two listening stops in an intriguing way.
The CRUSH music page lists a “Swamp Walk” visual, so fans can explore the song through the album and the video gallery.
🎧 Find “Swamp Walk” on the album
🎬 Explore the “Swamp Walk” visual
FROM THE CATALOG TO THE CRUSH WORLD
New listeners might know Plug Not A Rapper through the party records, the videos, or the Orange Crush connection. Ghetto Ted Talk gives them a reason to go back and spend time with a different chapter.
Start with one title. Listen to the full project. Then move forward to the records and albums that followed.
🎧 STREAM GHETTO TED TALK
🍊 EXPLORE THE PLUG NOT A RAPPER CATALOG
GHETTO TED TALK: THE TRACK LIST
#
Track
1
Basic Bih
2
Find A Way Or Make One
3
Aint No Rulez
4
Swamp Walk
5
Blood Sweat Tears
6
UnFuckWitAble
7
Pop My Shxt
8
1942 featuring PartyPlugMikey
9
Mrs. Jackson
10
Give No Fuck
11
Sad Faces
12
Tik Tokk
13
Lul Bih
14
D Man
Track titles and sequence follow TIDAL’s album listing.
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE”: A TITLE FOR EVERYBODY BUILDING SOMETHING
The opportunity doesn’t always arrive with a map.
Sometimes you have to make the call, learn the skill, take the first step, and keep going long enough to see whether the idea can become real.
That’s why “Find A Way Or Make One” is such a compelling title inside Plug Not A Rapper’s Ghetto Ted Talk. It gives listeners a phrase they can carry into their own work—whether they’re starting a business, pursuing a creative goal, or trying to make it through a difficult season.
The song is part of the 2022 album, a project worth exploring from beginning to end.
🎧 LISTEN TO “FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE” ON GHETTO TED TALK
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“BLOOD SWEAT TEARS”: THE WORK BEHIND THE MOMENT
People see the announcement. They see the performance. They see the finished product.
They may never see how many times somebody had to begin again.
“Blood Sweat Tears” is one of the records on Plug Not A Rapper’s Ghetto Ted Talk. Its title gives listeners a way to think about the effort behind whatever they’re building—and the CRUSH music library offers a visual to explore alongside the album.
🎧 EXPLORE THE ALBUM
🎬 EXPLORE THE VISUAL
CATERED PLAYLIST: CRUSH THE ODDS
A catalog discovery route for the work, the drive, and the next move
Public playlist description:
For the days when you have a goal on your mind and work to do. Explore Plug Not A Rapper records across Ghetto Ted Talk, Crush Culture Society, and the wider CRUSH catalog.
Order
Song
Listening link
1
Find A Way Or Make One
2
Blood Sweat Tears
3
UnFuckWitAble
4
Pop My Shxt
5
Pro Toolz
6
Greatest
7
Founder
This is a proposed discovery sequence, not a published Apple Music playlist. Its theme is based on the catalog’s titles and existing CRUSH descriptions; the order should be tested against the full audio before using it as a DJ set.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE. 🍊
Go back to an earlier chapter of the Plug Not A Rapper catalog with Ghetto Ted Talk.
Fourteen records. Titles including “Blood Sweat Tears,” “Swamp Walk,” and “UnFuckWitAble.” A full project waiting for your next listen.
#PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #GhettoTedTalk #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.: WHEN FRIENDSHIP, ATTRACTION, AND LOYALTY GET COMPLICATED Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey explore the space between having fun
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.: WHEN FRIENDSHIP, ATTRACTION, AND LOYALTY GET COMPLICATED
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey explore the space between having fun and having feelings
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • RELATIONSHIPS • CULTURE
There’s a moment when a friendship starts feeling like something else.
Maybe the conversations last longer. Maybe the jokes carry a little more meaning. Maybe one person starts wondering whether the other feels it too—or whether crossing that line could change everything.
That complicated space gives F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. its name.
Released in 2024, the Plug Not A Rapper project gives listeners another side of the catalog to explore: a world of attraction, loyalty, boundaries, and the conversations people don’t always know how to start. CRUSH’s album overview highlights songs including “Flavorz,” “Weather Machine,” and “Closest Friends.”
🎧 STREAM F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. ON APPLE MUSIC
“FLAVORZ”: THE ATTRACTION
Every connection begins somewhere. Sometimes it begins with a conversation. Sometimes it begins with somebody walking into the room and immediately catching your attention.
“Flavorz” gives listeners a flirtatious entry into the project. The CRUSH album overview describes the record through taste, preference, and attraction—an invitation to hear the playful side of Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey’s world.
Find “Flavorz” on F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E., then keep listening. Attraction may start the conversation, but it doesn’t always settle what comes next.
“WEATHER MACHINE”: WHEN THE FEELING CHANGES
Relationships have their own weather.
One day everything feels easy. The next day a message goes unanswered, the tone changes, and both people are trying to understand what happened.
The CRUSH album overview frames “Weather Machine,” featuring PartyPlugMikey, around shifting moods and trust. That makes it a compelling selection for listeners who recognize how quickly the atmosphere between two people can change.
🎧 LISTEN TO “WEATHER MACHINE”
“CLOSEST FRIENDS”: THE PEOPLE INSIDE THE CIRCLE
Not every relationship question is romantic.
Sometimes the harder question is whether the people closest to you are as close as you thought. The CRUSH album overview presents “Closest Friends” as a record concerned with loyalty and betrayal inside the circle.
It gives the project another conversation to open: what friendship means when trust gets tested, and what it feels like when the person who disappoints you knows you well.
🎧 FIND “CLOSEST FRIENDS” ON THE ALBUM
“BOPS LIKE MIKE”: ANOTHER WAY INTO THE PROJECT
For listeners discovering the catalog through individual songs, “Bops Like Mike” featuring PartyPlugMikey offers another entry into the same album.
Play it alongside “Weather Machine,” then spend time with the full project. The most interesting discovery might be the record you weren’t looking for when you first pressed play.
ENTER THE ZONE
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. gives listeners room to bring their own experiences to the music.
Somebody will hear a story about attraction. Somebody else will think about loyalty. Another listener might simply find a song that belongs on the drive home.
Whatever brings you in, take the time to explore the project—and send your favorite record to the person who needs to hear it.
STREAM F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“CLOSEST FRIENDS”: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE QUESTION IS LOYALTY?
A deeper conversation from Plug Not A Rapper’s
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
The people closest to you know the version of you that everybody else doesn’t see. That closeness can make a friendship valuable—and make disappointment harder to understand.
“Closest Friends” gives listeners a reason to sit with that subject. In CRUSH’s overview of F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E., the song is presented as a reflection on loyalty and betrayal within the circle.
The next time you listen to the project, give this record its own moment. Consider the people who have shown up for you, the friendships that changed, and the conversations you might still need to have.
🎧 FIND “CLOSEST FRIENDS” ON F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“FLAVORZ”: ATTRACTION GETS ITS OWN PLACE IN THE FRIEND ZONE
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey invite listeners into the playful side of the project
Everybody has a type. Sometimes you know exactly what catches your attention; sometimes somebody surprises you.
“Flavorz” is one of the songs highlighted in CRUSH’s overview of F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E., where attraction and preference become part of the project’s broader conversation about relationships.
Put it in the queue for your next listening session, then explore the rest of the album. You might come for “Flavorz” and stay for a completely different mood.
🎧 EXPLORE “FLAVORZ” ON THE ALBUM
CATERED PLAYLIST: CRUSH’N — FRIENDS, FEELINGS & LATE-NIGHT CONVERSATIONS
For the ride home, a late-night call, or a conversation that needs a soundtrack
Public playlist description:
Attraction, changing moods, complicated friendships, and the people who stay on your mind. Explore the relationship side of Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey across the CRUSH catalog.
Order
Song
Listen
1
Flavorz
Find it on F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
2
Weather Machine
3
Closest Friends
4
Fukk Friends
5
Good Good
6
What I Like
7
OnlyFanz
Fukk Friends is listed on Apple Music as a Baddies Island track; it appears here as a companion selection from elsewhere in the catalog.
This is a proposed listening sequence, not a published Apple Music playlist. The song links and credits have been checked; the order can be refined after a full audio review.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
THE FRIEND ZONE GOT ITS OWN SOUNDTRACK. 🍊
Attraction. Loyalty. Mixed signals. The people who get close—and the feelings that come with it.
Explore F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. by Plug Not A Rapper and discover “Flavorz,” “Weather Machine,” “Closest Friends,” and more.
#PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #FRIENDZ8NE #CrushMagazine #CRUSHMusic
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.: WHEN FRIENDSHIP, ATTRACTION, AND LOYALTY GET COMPLICATED Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey explore the space between having fun
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.: WHEN FRIENDSHIP, ATTRACTION, AND LOYALTY GET COMPLICATED
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey explore the space between having fun and having feelings
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • RELATIONSHIPS • CULTURE
There’s a moment when a friendship starts feeling like something else.
Maybe the conversations last longer. Maybe the jokes carry a little more meaning. Maybe one person starts wondering whether the other feels it too—or whether crossing that line could change everything.
That complicated space gives F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. its name.
Released in 2024, the Plug Not A Rapper project gives listeners another side of the catalog to explore: a world of attraction, loyalty, boundaries, and the conversations people don’t always know how to start. CRUSH’s album overview highlights songs including “Flavorz,” “Weather Machine,” and “Closest Friends.”
🎧 STREAM F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. ON APPLE MUSIC
“FLAVORZ”: THE ATTRACTION
Every connection begins somewhere. Sometimes it begins with a conversation. Sometimes it begins with somebody walking into the room and immediately catching your attention.
“Flavorz” gives listeners a flirtatious entry into the project. The CRUSH album overview describes the record through taste, preference, and attraction—an invitation to hear the playful side of Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey’s world.
Find “Flavorz” on F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E., then keep listening. Attraction may start the conversation, but it doesn’t always settle what comes next.
“WEATHER MACHINE”: WHEN THE FEELING CHANGES
Relationships have their own weather.
One day everything feels easy. The next day a message goes unanswered, the tone changes, and both people are trying to understand what happened.
The CRUSH album overview frames “Weather Machine,” featuring PartyPlugMikey, around shifting moods and trust. That makes it a compelling selection for listeners who recognize how quickly the atmosphere between two people can change.
🎧 LISTEN TO “WEATHER MACHINE”
“CLOSEST FRIENDS”: THE PEOPLE INSIDE THE CIRCLE
Not every relationship question is romantic.
Sometimes the harder question is whether the people closest to you are as close as you thought. The CRUSH album overview presents “Closest Friends” as a record concerned with loyalty and betrayal inside the circle.
It gives the project another conversation to open: what friendship means when trust gets tested, and what it feels like when the person who disappoints you knows you well.
🎧 FIND “CLOSEST FRIENDS” ON THE ALBUM
“BOPS LIKE MIKE”: ANOTHER WAY INTO THE PROJECT
For listeners discovering the catalog through individual songs, “Bops Like Mike” featuring PartyPlugMikey offers another entry into the same album.
Play it alongside “Weather Machine,” then spend time with the full project. The most interesting discovery might be the record you weren’t looking for when you first pressed play.
ENTER THE ZONE
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. gives listeners room to bring their own experiences to the music.
Somebody will hear a story about attraction. Somebody else will think about loyalty. Another listener might simply find a song that belongs on the drive home.
Whatever brings you in, take the time to explore the project—and send your favorite record to the person who needs to hear it.
STREAM F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“CLOSEST FRIENDS”: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE QUESTION IS LOYALTY?
A deeper conversation from Plug Not A Rapper’s
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
The people closest to you know the version of you that everybody else doesn’t see. That closeness can make a friendship valuable—and make disappointment harder to understand.
“Closest Friends” gives listeners a reason to sit with that subject. In CRUSH’s overview of F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E., the song is presented as a reflection on loyalty and betrayal within the circle.
The next time you listen to the project, give this record its own moment. Consider the people who have shown up for you, the friendships that changed, and the conversations you might still need to have.
🎧 FIND “CLOSEST FRIENDS” ON F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“FLAVORZ”: ATTRACTION GETS ITS OWN PLACE IN THE FRIEND ZONE
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey invite listeners into the playful side of the project
Everybody has a type. Sometimes you know exactly what catches your attention; sometimes somebody surprises you.
“Flavorz” is one of the songs highlighted in CRUSH’s overview of F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E., where attraction and preference become part of the project’s broader conversation about relationships.
Put it in the queue for your next listening session, then explore the rest of the album. You might come for “Flavorz” and stay for a completely different mood.
🎧 EXPLORE “FLAVORZ” ON THE ALBUM
CATERED PLAYLIST: CRUSH’N — FRIENDS, FEELINGS & LATE-NIGHT CONVERSATIONS
For the ride home, a late-night call, or a conversation that needs a soundtrack
Public playlist description:
Attraction, changing moods, complicated friendships, and the people who stay on your mind. Explore the relationship side of Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey across the CRUSH catalog.
Order
Song
Listen
1
Flavorz
Find it on F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
2
Weather Machine
3
Closest Friends
4
Fukk Friends
5
Good Good
6
What I Like
7
OnlyFanz
Fukk Friends is listed on Apple Music as a Baddies Island track; it appears here as a companion selection from elsewhere in the catalog.
This is a proposed listening sequence, not a published Apple Music playlist. The song links and credits have been checked; the order can be refined after a full audio review.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
THE FRIEND ZONE GOT ITS OWN SOUNDTRACK. 🍊
Attraction. Loyalty. Mixed signals. The people who get close—and the feelings that come with it.
Explore F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. by Plug Not A Rapper and discover “Flavorz,” “Weather Machine,” “Closest Friends,” and more.
#PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #FRIENDZ8NE #CrushMagazine #CRUSHMusic
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT BAD BADDIES LOVE’ SEX: CONFIDENCE, COLLABORATION, AND THE AFTER-HOURS SIDE OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER From “BBL’S & HUSTLERZ” to “Rawest,” the 2024 project gives listeners
CRUSH MAGAZINE — ALBUM SPOTLIGHT
BAD BADDIES LOVE’ SEX: CONFIDENCE, COLLABORATION, AND THE AFTER-HOURS SIDE OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER
From “BBL’S & HUSTLERZ” to “Rawest,” the 2024 project gives listeners another way into PartyPlugMikey’s catalog
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • NIGHTLIFE • CULTURE
There are nights when the music starts before the outfit is finished. Somebody is choosing what to wear, somebody else is deciding where the group is going, and the first song sets the mood for everything that follows.
That’s the space where Plug Not A Rapper’s (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex invites listeners to press play.
Released in 2024, the project brings together titles including “BBL’S & HUSTLERZ,” “Greatest,” “Good Good,” “Rawest,” and “What I Like.” The CRUSH music page presents it as an adult club and after-hours chapter of the catalog, with visuals for “Rawest” and “Greatest.”
🎧 STREAM THE ALBUM ON APPLE MUSIC
A project for the pre-game and beyond
The title Bad Baddies Love’ Sex is direct, playful, and built to get attention. But the project’s appeal as a listening destination goes beyond its name: it gives fans a chance to spend time with several records from an earlier period of the Plug Not A Rapper catalog.
Start with “BBL’S & HUSTLERZ,” then move through “Greatest” and “Good Good.” When “Rawest” arrives, TaliRaqs joins the conversation. “What I Like” gives listeners another point of discovery as they continue through the project.
The CRUSH new-music page describes “Good Good” as a smoother, late-night selection and “What I Like” as a more reflective moment. Those contrasts offer a way to introduce the album to listeners who want different moods across a night out.
“Rawest” featuring TaliRaqs
A collaboration gives listeners two artists to discover—and “Rawest” connects Plug Not A Rapper with TaliRaqs on a record that also has its own video.
For someone finding the project through a visual, “Rawest” is a place to start. Watch the video, stream the song, and then continue into the album.
🎧 Stream “Rawest” featuring TaliRaqs
🎬 Watch “Rawest”
The “Greatest” visual
“Greatest” has a title made for a confident entrance. It’s also one of the videos connected to the album in the CRUSH music gallery.
Watch it alongside “Rawest” to discover two visual entry points into the same project.
Keep exploring the catalog
Once you’ve spent time with B.B.L.’S, continue into Mapouka Twerk Doctor, travel back to Baddies Island, or move forward to Am Original.
Pick the record you want to hear again—and bring somebody else into the catalog with you.
LISTEN TO (B.B.L.’S) BAD BADDIES LOVE’ SEX
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“RAWEST” BRINGS PLUG NOT A RAPPER AND TALIRAQS TOGETHER
One song, two artists, and a visual entry into the
B.B.L.’S
project
A collaboration opens two doors at once. A Plug Not A Rapper listener can discover TaliRaqs; a TaliRaqs listener can find another chapter of the Plug catalog.
“Rawest,” featuring TaliRaqs, appears on (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex. The record also has a video featured in the CRUSH music gallery, making it a place to start for listeners who want to connect the song to a visual.
Watch it, listen to the track, and then let the album continue. The next song you discover might become the one you send to somebody else.
🎧 STREAM “RAWEST”
🎬 WATCH THE VIDEO
💿 EXPLORE THE ALBUM
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“GREATEST”: PRESS PLAY WHEN IT’S TIME TO FEEL YOURSELF
Plug Not A Rapper’s
B.B.L.’S
catalog cut gets its own visual spotlight
Some songs are worth saving for the moment you want to walk into the room with your head up. “Greatest” is a title that makes that kind of statement before you even press play.
The record is featured in the CRUSH presentation of (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex, and its video is listed in the CRUSH music gallery.
Add the video to your watch list, explore the full project, and share it with the friend who never needs help feeling like the main character.
🎬 WATCH “GREATEST”
💿 STREAM (B.B.L.’S) BAD BADDIES LOVE’ SEX
CATERED PLAYLIST: CRUSH AFTER HOURS
A discovery route for the pre-game, the night out, and the ride afterward
Public playlist description:
Get ready, go out, and let the night take its course. Explore the adult after-hours side of Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey, from the B.B.L.’S project to the newer CRUSH catalog.
Order
Selection
Listen
1
Greatest
2
BBL’S & HUSTLERZ
3
Good Good
4
Rawest featuring TaliRaqs
5
LongIslandIcedTea
6
Gold Bottles
7
What I Like
8
OnlyFanz
This is a proposed listening route, not a playlist created in Apple Music. The sequence is designed around the campaign theme; it should be refined after listening to the full songs and checking transitions.
READY-TO-POST PROMO CAPTIONS
Album post
THE NIGHT NEEDS A SOUNDTRACK. 🍊
Step into (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex by Plug Not A Rapper.
Start with “Rawest” featuring TaliRaqs, watch “Greatest,” and explore the project for yourself.
#PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHMusic
“Rawest” post
HAVE YOU HEARD “RAWEST”?
Plug Not A Rapper connects with TaliRaqs on a record from (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex.
#Rawest #TaliRaqs #PlugNotARapper #CrushMagazine
“Greatest” post
Tonight’s assignment: walk in like you belong there.
Watch “Greatest” and explore more from the Plug Not A Rapper catalog.
#Greatest #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — CATALOG DEEP DIVE MAPOUKA TWERK DOCTOR: PLUG NOT A RAPPER’S INVITATION TO THE DANCE FLOOR Eight records, two featured videos, and another chapter in the CRUSH music universe CRUSH
CRUSH MAGAZINE — CATALOG DEEP DIVE
MAPOUKA TWERK DOCTOR: PLUG NOT A RAPPER’S INVITATION TO THE DANCE FLOOR
Eight records, two featured videos, and another chapter in the CRUSH music universe
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • DANCE • NIGHTLIFE
The title tells you where this project wants to take you.
Mapouka Twerk Doctor puts movement at the front of the conversation. Released in 2024 under Plug Not A Rapper and featuring PartyPlugMikey, the eight-song album gives listeners another way to explore the music connected to the CRUSH experience.
For the people getting ready with their friends, the dancers looking for a new record, and the DJs digging beyond the latest release, this project offers a full set of titles to explore. Start with “99 & 3000” or “JIGGLY PUFF,” watch the videos, and let the rest of the album introduce itself.
🎧 Stream Mapouka Twerk Doctor on Apple Music
The track list
Status
99 & 3000
Mikey Tyson
ChokKko
Think She A Model
Know You A Freaq
JIGGLY PUFF
Gentlemen’s Club Anthem
The track list is credited to Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey on TIDAL.
Start with the visuals
“99 & 3000”
“99 & 3000” is one of the album’s most immediately recognizable titles and an easy first stop for someone entering the project. Its visual gives the song another way to reach listeners who may discover the music while browsing YouTube or the CRUSH video gallery.
🎧 Stream “99 & 3000”
🎬 Watch “The 99 & 3000”
“JIGGLY PUFF”
There’s a playful quality to the title “JIGGLY PUFF” that makes it stand out on the track list. Its video gives fans another reason to revisit the album and share a favorite CRUSH catalog discovery.
🎬 Watch “JIGGLY PUFF”
🎧 Find it on Mapouka Twerk Doctor
Both videos are linked from the CRUSH music gallery.
Eight chances to find your record
“Status” opens the album’s track list. “Mikey Tyson” brings a name that commands attention. “Think She A Model” and “Know You A Freaq” offer more reasons to explore the project’s adult nightlife presentation, while “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem” closes the list with a title that announces its setting.
The best way to experience the project is to give every record its turn. Play the full album with your crew, pick the one that belongs in your rotation, and send it to the person who always knows what to play next.
THE MAPOUKA EXPERIENCE: A CURATED LISTENING ROUTE
For: adult nightlife audiences, dancers, DJs, and listeners exploring the CRUSH catalog.
This is a proposed sequence, not a published Apple Music playlist. For the tracks without individual links below, use the album link and select the title.
“Status” — Open the album
“99 & 3000” — Apple Music · Video
“Mikey Tyson” — Open the album
“Think She A Model” — Open the album
“JIGGLY PUFF” — Video
“Gentlemen’s Club Anthem” — Open the album
“CRUSH WORLD CUP” — Apple Music · Video
Playlist description:
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey take the CRUSH catalog from Mapouka Twerk Doctor to “CRUSH WORLD CUP.” Explore the records, watch the visuals, and find your next dance-floor favorite.
CRUSH MAGAZINE SONG FEATURE
“JIGGLY PUFF”: A PLAYFUL TITLE WITH A PLACE IN THE CRUSH VIDEO VAULT
A memorable title can make a listener curious before the music even starts. “JIGGLY PUFF” does exactly that.
The song appears on Plug Not A Rapper’s Mapouka Twerk Doctor, alongside PartyPlugMikey. It also has a video linked in the CRUSH music gallery, giving listeners two ways to discover it: through the album or through the visual.
For fans who already know “CRUSH WORLD CUP,” “JIGGLY PUFF” is a reason to travel back into an earlier chapter of the catalog. Watch the video, play the full project, and decide where it belongs in your own CRUSH rotation.
WATCH “JIGGLY PUFF”
STREAM MAPOUKA TWERK DOCTOR
CRUSH MAGAZINE SONG FEATURE
“THE 99 & 3000”: TWO NUMBERS, ONE ENTRY INTO THE PLUG CATALOG
“99 & 3000” gives listeners something easy to remember—and a starting point for discovering Mapouka Twerk Doctor.
The record appears on the 2024 Plug Not A Rapper album featuring PartyPlugMikey. Its video is also featured in the CRUSH music gallery, where fans can move from the visual straight into the wider catalog.
If this is your first time hearing Plug Not A Rapper, play the song and then explore the rest of the project. If you’ve been following the music, send the video to somebody who needs an introduction.
🎧 STREAM “99 & 3000”
🎬 WATCH THE VIDEO
Editorial note for the campaign: The album and track list are verified, but I haven’t listened closely enough to establish each song’s tempo, lyrics, or actual crowd response. The playlist is a discovery route; the next stage-specific sequence should be refined after reviewing the audio.
CRUSH MAGAZINE PRESENTS: THE PLUG NOT A RAPPER CATALOG The goal is to give every project its own spotlight while giving listeners a reason to move from one song to the next.
CRUSH MAGAZINE PRESENTS: THE PLUG NOT A RAPPER CATALOG
The goal is to give every project its own spotlight while giving listeners a reason to move from one song to the next. Your catalog can be presented as a collection of experiences: festival energy, getting-ready music, late-night records, relationship conversations, Savannah pride, and songs for people discovering Party Plug Mikey for the first time.
I started with the Plug Not A Rapper Apple Music artist page, rather than assuming everything shown under a similarly named artist belongs to you. Apple currently displays seven albums directly on the page, including Am Original, Crush Culture Society, and earlier Plug Not A Rapper projects. Apple search also surfaced older releases that deserve their own catalog review.
Below is a first editorial package: a verified album directory, catered listening sequences, and public-facing promotional articles. The playlists are curated track lists you can build in Apple Music; they haven’t been created in an Apple Music account.
The album directory
Album
Year on Apple Music
Listen
Am Original
2026
Crush Culture Society
2026
Home Screen
2026
Mr CRUSH
2026
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
2024
(B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex
2024
Mapouka Twerk Doctor
2024
Apple also lists Toxic Plug Love as a 2022 Plug Not A Rapper album. The artist-page search result additionally surfaced Baddies Island and Not Like Them Rap N**z; I’m treating those as leads for the deeper catalog pass rather than assuming the visible page is a complete discography.
THE CATERED PLAYLISTS
These are proposed listening sequences built around your CRUSH audience and the occasions you want to own. Song links go directly to Apple Music where available; video links are included for songs you’ve already shared.
1. CRUSH THE STAGE: Festival & Tour Starter Pack
For: Orange Crush Tour crowds, stage introductions, festival promotion, and listeners discovering the CRUSH music universe.
Playlist description:
The stage lights come on, the crowd moves closer, and the CRUSH soundtrack starts. From “CRUSH WORLD CUP” to “Arch Madness,” this is a starting point for the records connecting Plug Not A Rapper, Party Plug Mikey, and the Orange Crush experience.
2. THE PRE-GAME PLUG: Getting Ready With Mikey
For: getting dressed, group rides, birthday weekends, homecoming, and the drive to the function.
Playlist description:
The party starts before anybody reaches the door. Turn this on while the group gets ready, picks the destination, and decides whose car is carrying the speakers.
3. CRUSH AFTER DARK: Relationships, Feelings & Complications
For: late-night listening and listeners who want to explore the relationship side of the catalog.
Playlist description:
For the calls that last a little longer, the conversations that get complicated, and the songs you play when the night slows down. Start with “OnlyFanz,” then keep exploring the different sides of Plug love.
The two album entries are discovery stops; choose individual tracks after listening to those projects in full.
4. THE CRUSH DISCOVERY ROUTE: Five Doors Into the Catalog
For: new listeners who want a starting point before diving into full albums.
The current album: Am Original
The CRUSH identity: Crush Culture Society
The collaboration: “Arch Madness” featuring Tyniee
The earlier catalog: Mapouka Twerk Doctor
The visual experience: Plug Not A Rapper / Party Plug Mikey on YouTube
PUBLIC-FACING ARTICLES
1. AM ORIGINAL: STEP INSIDE THE WORLD OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER
A ten-song introduction to the music, characters, and CRUSH universe of Party Plug Mikey.
Some albums give listeners a collection of songs. Am Original gives them several ways into a world.
Released October 16, 2026, the ten-song project brings together the names Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper, and Party Plug Mikey. Its track list moves through records including “OnlyFanz,” “ClimateControlla,” “BeenJammin,” “what time,” and “CRUSH WORLD CUP,” before reaching “SumnRare.”
For a first listen, start with the videos. “BeenJammin” puts the title’s energy front and center, while “what time” gives listeners another point of entry into Mikey’s world. “CRUSH WORLD CUP” expands the experience into a global dance setting, connecting the music to the festival-minded imagination behind CRUSH.
Then spend time with “OnlyFanz,” a different kind of entry point: a relationship story with its own visual treatment. Together, the records invite listeners to explore more than one mood and more than one side of the artist.
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2. CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY: EIGHT RECORDS, ONE INVITATION
Explore the project connecting the CRUSH name to a wider musical experience.
The name Crush Culture Society sounds like an invitation—and the album gives listeners eight records through which to enter.
Released in September 2026 and credited to Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper, the project includes “Founder,” “Gold Bottles,” “New Era Eve,” and “The Temptations,” among its eight songs. At approximately 25 minutes, it’s a project a new listener can experience in one sitting.
“Founder” puts an especially fitting word near the front of the conversation surrounding the CRUSH brand. “Gold Bottles” offers another entry point for listeners coming to the catalog through celebration and nightlife. Together, the titles invite audiences to explore the connection between the music and the culture built around the CRUSH name.
Put the full project on, find your favorite, and share the song that made you want to hear the next one.
Listen: Crush Culture Society · “Founder” · “Gold Bottles”
3. HOME SCREEN: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU OPEN THE PLUG’S WORLD?
A home screen is where the day begins: messages, missed calls, notifications, and the next thing demanding your attention. With Home Screen, Plug Not A Rapper and Mr Crush give listeners a project whose song titles play in that familiar territory.
Apple Music lists tracks including “Message,” “No Service,” “Not Dr Pepper,” and “The Special Services.” Each title gives a curious listener another reason to tap in and explore the project.
Start with “Message,” then move through the full album and decide which song deserves a permanent place on your own home screen.
Listen: Home Screen · “Message” · “No Service”
4. MR CRUSH: GET TO KNOW THE NAME BEHIND THE MOVEMENT
Before the stage, the playlist, or the next CRUSH event, there’s a name tying the experience together: Mr CRUSH.
The 2026 album Mr CRUSH, credited on Apple Music to Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper, gives listeners another starting point in the catalog. “LongIslandIcedTea” is one track to explore, especially for anyone putting together a CRUSH-themed night out or pre-game playlist.
For new listeners, the album is an invitation to keep following the music across releases—from Mr CRUSH to Crush Culture Society and Am Original—and discover the records that fit their own favorite moments.
Listen: Mr CRUSH · “LongIslandIcedTea”
5. F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.: WHEN THE TITLE STARTS THE CONVERSATION
Some titles are easy to scroll past. F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. makes you stop and read it twice.
The 2024 Plug Not A Rapper album includes “Weather Machine” and “Bops Like Mike,” both featuring PartyPlugMikey. It’s an opportunity for listeners who know the newer releases to go back and spend time with another chapter of the catalog.
Start with a song that catches your eye, then let the album continue. The best catalog discoveries often happen after the track you came to hear.
Listen: F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. · “Weather Machine” · “Bops Like Mike”
6. BAD BADDIES LOVE’ SEX: ANOTHER SIDE OF THE PLUG CATALOG
The title (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex makes its introduction before the first song even plays. Released under Plug Not A Rapper in 2024, the project is part of a catalog that gives listeners plenty to revisit beyond the newest release.
One place to start is “Rawest,” featuring TaliRaqs. From there, explore the full album and connect it to the later projects that followed.
Listen: (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex · “Rawest”
7. MAPOUKA TWERK DOCTOR: A PROJECT WITH A DANCE FLOOR IN ITS NAME
When a project is called Mapouka Twerk Doctor, the invitation is clear: bring some movement to the listening experience.
The 2024 Plug Not A Rapper album features PartyPlugMikey and includes “99 & 3000.” For listeners building a CRUSH catalog playlist, it’s a place to look beyond the newest releases and explore an earlier project with dance at the center of its presentation.
Play “99 & 3000,” explore the rest of the album, and add your favorite discovery to the next CRUSH pre-game or party rotation.
Listen: Mapouka Twerk Doctor · “99 & 3000”
8. TOXIC PLUG LOVE: GO BACK TO AN EARLIER CHAPTER
A catalog gets more interesting when listeners travel backward. Before the 2026 releases, Plug Not A Rapper released Toxic Plug Love, a 16-song album listed by Apple Music in January 2022.
For listeners who found the artist through Am Original or Crush Culture Society, this project offers a chance to spend time with an earlier chapter. Put it on from the beginning, discover the songs you missed, and compare the experience with the newer releases.
Listen: Toxic Plug Love on Apple Music
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “CRUSH WORLD CUP”
CRUSH WORLD CUP: THE DANCE FLOOR GOES GLOBAL
Every festival needs a moment when the crowd feels like part of the show. “CRUSH WORLD CUP” turns that idea into a world of its own.
The record appears on Am Original, and its video takes the CRUSH concept into a global dance setting. It’s a natural starting point for listeners who want to see how Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey connect music, movement, visuals, and the larger CRUSH experience.
Turn it on, pick your favorite moment in the video, and send it to the person you’d bring with you to the next CRUSH event.
Stream “CRUSH WORLD CUP” | Watch the video
SONG SPOTLIGHT: “ARCH MADNESS” FEATURING TYNIEE
ARCH MADNESS: PLUG NOT A RAPPER AND TYNIEE SHARE THE SPOTLIGHT
When two artists come together, the collaboration gives both audiences a reason to meet in the middle. “Arch Madness” brings Plug Not A Rapper and Tyniee together on a 2026 single listed on Apple Music.
For listeners discovering Tyniee through the record, take the next step and explore her own artist page. For listeners arriving from her side, “Arch Madness” is an introduction to the wider Plug Not A Rapper catalog and the CRUSH world around it.
Stream “Arch Madness” | Explore Tyniee on Apple Music | Explore Plug Not A Rapper
CRUSH RELOADED: THE CROWD PICKS THE ENCORE CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour — Audience Choice Edition One more song—but which one?
CRUSH RELOADED: THE CROWD PICKS THE ENCORE
CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour — Audience Choice Edition
One more song—but which one?
For this Orange Crush Tour × CRUSH Reloaded feature, CRUSH Magazine puts three records into an editorial encore shortlist: “Rawest” featuring TALIRAQS, “99 & 3000,” and “Somebody Bih.” Each has a confirmed video to explore before you make your pick.
Think of this as the listener’s side of the stage conversation. Watch all three, choose your favorite, and tell your friends which record gets your final slot.
“RAWEST” — THE COLLABORATION CANDIDATE
“Rawest” brings the featured-artist selection to the shortlist, with TALIRAQS credited alongside Plug Not A Rapper.
Start with the record, then open its official video. Give the collaboration your attention before deciding where it belongs in your personal set.
If this is your choice, send both links. Make the introduction complete.
Listen to “Rawest” featuring TALIRAQS · Watch the official video
“99 & 3000” — THE DANCE-EDITION CANDIDATE
“99 & 3000” returns from our beach and dance-showcase editions as another possible closer.
For this shortlist, the question is personal: after exploring the record and video, is this the one you want to hear again?
Let the people you’re attending with make their choices, too. Your crew may agree immediately—or introduce you to a different favorite.
Listen to “99 & 3000” · Watch the official video
“SOMEBODY BIH” — THE NIGHTLIFE-EDITION CANDIDATE
“Somebody Bih” completes the shortlist.
We’ve placed it in the nightlife and date-night chapters of this series. Here, it gets considered for the last selection in your own three-song listening session.
Pull up the video with your friends, compare it with the other two, and decide which record you would send to someone who has never explored Plug Not A Rapper’s catalog.
Listen to “Somebody Bih” · Watch the official video
MAKE YOUR PICK COUNT AS AN INTRODUCTION
Choose a song. Share its link. Tell somebody why you picked it.
That gives a favorite somewhere to go: another conversation, another listening session, another person discovering the catalog.
“Rawest,” “99 & 3000,” or “Somebody Bih”—which one closes your CRUSH playlist?
Explore music and event updates at OrangeCrushFestival.net.
CRUSH Magazine’s editorial encore shortlist; not an official vote, announced encore, or confirmed performance setlist.
CRUSH RELOADED: THE CROWD PICKS THE ENCORE CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour — Audience Choice Edition One more song—but which one?
CRUSH RELOADED: THE CROWD PICKS THE ENCORE
CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour — Audience Choice Edition
One more song—but which one?
For this Orange Crush Tour × CRUSH Reloaded feature, CRUSH Magazine puts three records into an editorial encore shortlist: “Rawest” featuring TALIRAQS, “99 & 3000,” and “Somebody Bih.” Each has a confirmed video to explore before you make your pick.
Think of this as the listener’s side of the stage conversation. Watch all three, choose your favorite, and tell your friends which record gets your final slot.
“RAWEST” — THE COLLABORATION CANDIDATE
“Rawest” brings the featured-artist selection to the shortlist, with TALIRAQS credited alongside Plug Not A Rapper.
Start with the record, then open its official video. Give the collaboration your attention before deciding where it belongs in your personal set.
If this is your choice, send both links. Make the introduction complete.
Listen to “Rawest” featuring TALIRAQS · Watch the official video
“99 & 3000” — THE DANCE-EDITION CANDIDATE
“99 & 3000” returns from our beach and dance-showcase editions as another possible closer.
For this shortlist, the question is personal: after exploring the record and video, is this the one you want to hear again?
Let the people you’re attending with make their choices, too. Your crew may agree immediately—or introduce you to a different favorite.
Listen to “99 & 3000” · Watch the official video
“SOMEBODY BIH” — THE NIGHTLIFE-EDITION CANDIDATE
“Somebody Bih” completes the shortlist.
We’ve placed it in the nightlife and date-night chapters of this series. Here, it gets considered for the last selection in your own three-song listening session.
Pull up the video with your friends, compare it with the other two, and decide which record you would send to someone who has never explored Plug Not A Rapper’s catalog.
Listen to “Somebody Bih” · Watch the official video
MAKE YOUR PICK COUNT AS AN INTRODUCTION
Choose a song. Share its link. Tell somebody why you picked it.
That gives a favorite somewhere to go: another conversation, another listening session, another person discovering the catalog.
“Rawest,” “99 & 3000,” or “Somebody Bih”—which one closes your CRUSH playlist?
Explore music and event updates at OrangeCrushFestival.net.
CRUSH Magazine’s editorial encore shortlist; not an official vote, announced encore, or confirmed performance setlist.
CRUSH RELOADED: THE HOMETOWN SET STARTS HERE CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour — Savannah Catalog Spotlight
CRUSH RELOADED: THE HOMETOWN SET STARTS HERE
CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour — Savannah Catalog Spotlight
Savannah gets a deeper selection this round.
For the hometown chapter of the Orange Crush Tour × CRUSH Reloaded soundtrack series, we’re bringing “Swamp Walk,” “Basic Bih,” and “Give No Fuck” into a proposed three-song showcase. All three appear on Plug Not A Rapper’s Ghetto Ted Talk, giving this edition a focused route through one project.
The idea: give the earlier catalog a place in the stage conversation. Let listeners discover which records they would want in their own hometown set.
“SWAMP WALK” — OPEN THE CATALOG SESSION
“Swamp Walk” takes the first placement.
Start the listening session here, then explore its dedicated page in the official video collection. For fans who arrived through newer releases, it offers another entry into the catalog.
Give the record enough space to make its own introduction. The hometown audience can include longtime followers and people discovering the artist for the first time.
Listen on Ghetto Ted Talk · Open the “Swamp Walk” video page
“BASIC BIH” — PUT THE ALBUM OPENER IN THE SPOTLIGHT
“Basic Bih” opens Ghetto Ted Talk. In this proposed showcase, it gets the central placement.
That creates a useful listening comparison: hear it as the album’s introduction, then consider where you would put it in a short live selection. Would you keep it first? Bring it in midway? Save it for a familiar crowd?
Watch the official video and make your own call.
Listen on Ghetto Ted Talk · Watch “Basic Bih”
“GIVE NO FUCK” — THE CLOSING CANDIDATE
“Give No Fuck” gets our proposed final slot.
Its blunt title gives this edition a direct closing headline. The song and video give listeners the material to evaluate for themselves.
Put it beside the other two selections and choose your order. A three-song set can introduce someone to an artist—or send a longtime listener back into a project they haven’t played recently.
Listen on Ghetto Ted Talk · Watch “Give No Fuck”
SAVANNAH, WHAT’S YOUR THREE?
Our sequence is “Swamp Walk,” “Basic Bih,” then “Give No Fuck.”
Now make yours. Explore the project, share your choices, and send the video that makes the introduction easiest.
The hometown spotlight has room for the catalog behind the latest release.
Find music and event updates at OrangeCrushFestival.net.
CRUSH Magazine’s editorial showcase concept; not an announced lineup or confirmed performance setlist.
CRUSH RELOADED: GIVE THE DAY-TO-NIGHT SWITCH ITS OWN SOUNDTRACK CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour — Sunset Edition
CRUSH RELOADED: GIVE THE DAY-TO-NIGHT SWITCH ITS OWN SOUNDTRACK
CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour — Sunset Edition
The afternoon crew starts checking the time. Somebody heads back to change. Somebody asks whether everyone’s meeting up again.
That transition gets the spotlight in this Orange Crush Tour × CRUSH Reloaded edition. Our proposed soundtrack places “Climate Controlla,” “What Time,” and “Turnt” at three points between the daytime gathering and the evening link-up.
Three records to explore while the next plan takes shape.
“CLIMATE CONTROLLA” — CLOSE THE DAYTIME CHAPTER
“Climate Controlla” gets the first placement, with its weather-themed title providing the connection to a changing outdoor setting.
Make the official video part of the afternoon’s viewing queue, or save it for the room while everyone gets ready. Give listeners time to explore the song before passing the selection to someone else.
For this editorial sequence, it marks the handoff: the daytime gathering has had its moment, and the evening is opening up.
Listen to “Climate Controlla” · Watch the official video
“WHAT TIME” — PUT THE PLAN IN THE CHAT
“What Time” takes the middle slot because the title asks the practical question.
Confirm when everybody’s meeting. Share the location. Send the song alongside the details so the invitation includes something to discover.
Then pull up the video while the crew assembles. Let the friend who’s ready early choose what follows—and give the person still looking for their shoes a little grace.
Listen to “What Time” · Watch the official video
“TURNT” — REUNITE THE CREW
“Turnt” closes our proposed transition playlist.
Its role here is the reunion selection: everyone finds each other again, new friends get introduced, and the evening’s listening queue starts taking shape.
Play the record, let the group weigh in, and keep the favorites. The playlist should have room for the people who just joined, too.
Listen to “Turnt” featuring PartyPlugMikey
SAVE THE MUSIC WITH THE MEETING POINT
“Climate Controlla” for the daytime handoff. “What Time” with the plans. “Turnt” when everybody reconnects.
Give the transition a little intention: check in with your friends, settle on the next destination, and bring a new song into the evening.
Explore music and event updates at OrangeCrushFestival.net.
CRUSH Magazine’s editorial soundtrack sequence; not an announced event schedule or performance setlist.