MIKEY TYSON: STEP OUT LIKE YOU BACK YOURSELF 🥊🔥 A playful name gets its own round in the CRUSH catalog spotlight. CRUSH Magazine | “Mikey Tyson”
MIKEY TYSON: STEP OUT LIKE YOU BACK YOURSELF 🥊🔥
A playful name gets its own round in the CRUSH catalog spotlight.
CRUSH Magazine | “Mikey Tyson”
The outfit is handled. Your friends are ready. You’ve checked the mirror enough times.
Go enjoy being you.
This edition of CRUSH Magazine turns to “Mikey Tyson” featuring PartyPlugMikey, continuing the party-catalog series through Savannah’s Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper.
The title brings Mikey’s name into a playful boxing reference. For this spotlight, it’s an invitation to walk into the evening with a little confidence—and give the record a proper introduction.
🍎 STREAM “MIKEY TYSON” ON APPLE MUSIC
You know the friend who helps everybody feel ready.
She notices the outfit. She fixes the necklace. She takes the picture again because she knows the first one didn’t do you justice. Then she tells you to stop worrying and come have fun.
Send her “Mikey Tyson.”
Open it together while the crew finishes getting ready. Hear the song for yourselves. Decide whether it belongs among your CRUSH picks.
Confidence travels well when your friends bring theirs, too.
Behind the artist identities is George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III. His ambition for this side of the catalog centers on women dancing, twerking, feeling themselves and enjoying their people.
That gives the party-music mission a human setting: a woman finally taking a night for herself, friends celebrating something they worked for, a gathering where everybody feels comfortable enough to join in.
The music has to make its own connection with each listener. “Mikey Tyson” is another chance to explore that connection.
GIVE YOURSELF A LITTLE ROOM
Somebody has to get up first.
Maybe it’s your friend who always dances. Maybe tonight it’s you. You hear something you want to move to, find a little space and stop waiting for the whole room to agree.
That’s the kind of participation Mikey wants his party catalog to invite.
The dancer brings her own style. The listener chooses her favorite. The friend who discovers a record gives somebody else a link.
Everyone adds something.
For “Mikey Tyson,” start with the simplest step: press play and give the song your attention. Let your own taste decide what comes next.
FOLLOW MIKEY THROUGH THE CATALOG
Keep exploring with three more selections:
“Bops Like Mike” puts the artist’s name back in the conversation. Get familiar, then introduce somebody who hasn’t heard the catalog yet.
“Think She a Model” gives your next getting-ready session another song to explore. The friend taking everybody’s pictures deserves her own turn.
“Gold Bottles” adds another option to the celebration list. Somebody in the crew has a win worth acknowledging.
TAKE THE NEXT ROUND TO THE SCREEN
The CRUSH video catalog offers six more ways to get acquainted:
Put the videos on while your friends are together. Let everybody choose a favorite. Give the person who usually handles the requests a chance to make one herself.
The ambition behind CRUSH’s party catalog is music becoming part of a good time: women enjoying themselves, finding their own moves and sharing the records they want to hear again.
Start with “Mikey Tyson.” Bring your confidence. Give your friends the link.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Step into your evening.
BOPS LIKE MIKE: PUT A NAME TO THE PARTY 🔥 The next CRUSH catalog spotlight brings the introduction back to Mikey. CRUSH Magazine | “Bops Like Mike” Spotlight
BOPS LIKE MIKE: PUT A NAME TO THE PARTY 🔥
The next CRUSH catalog spotlight brings the introduction back to Mikey.
CRUSH Magazine | “Bops Like Mike” Spotlight
Somebody sends a song. You open it. A few minutes later, you’re asking what else the artist has.
That’s the invitation behind this spotlight: get familiar with Mike.
“Bops Like Mike” featuring PartyPlugMikey takes its turn in CRUSH Magazine’s party-catalog series, connecting listeners with the Savannah artist behind Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper.
Three artist identities. One creator: George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III.
Start with the record.
🍎 STREAM “BOPS LIKE MIKE” ON APPLE MUSIC
The title puts Mikey’s name directly in the conversation. For a listener arriving through a friend’s recommendation, it offers a natural next question: who is Mike, and what does he want people to experience through his music?
His ambition for this side of the catalog is clear.
Women dancing. Women twerking. Women enjoying themselves with their friends.
That purpose sits at the center of the CRUSH party identity. The music is meant to find a place in the occasions people choose for fun—the birthday link-up, the girls’ trip, the getting-ready session and the evening that finally brings everybody together.
“Bops Like Mike” is another place to explore that intention for yourself.
Open it. Hear it. Decide whether it earns a place among your picks.
GET FAMILIAR BEFORE THE NEXT LINK-UP
There’s a particular kind of friend who always brings a music recommendation.
She sends the song before anybody asks. She remembers what you liked last time. When everyone gathers, she already has something new to put in the queue.
Give her “Bops Like Mike.”
Let her hear the record and make her own call. Then explore the rest of the catalog together. Your favorites might overlap—or give you something to debate while the last person finishes getting ready.
That exchange is part of what makes discovering music enjoyable. A song becomes connected to the person who introduced it, the room where you first heard it or the moment you decided to save it.
Put Mikey’s name in that conversation.
ONE CREATOR, MORE TO EXPLORE
Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper lead into the same creative world. Across this party-focused selection, the invitation is consistent: bring your personality and find the music you enjoy.
The dancer can hear what she wants to move to. The friend building a playlist can choose what fits her evening. The listener getting acquainted with Mikey can follow one song into another.
Nobody has to arrive with a favorite.
That’s what exploring is for.
MAKE THESE YOUR NEXT THREE STOPS
“Weather Machine” — Continue with another larger-than-life title from the catalog. Give the record its own turn before choosing where it belongs in your rotation.
“Mikey Tyson” — Follow Mikey’s name into another playful title and another opportunity to get familiar with his music.
“Think She a Model” — Add this selection to your next getting-ready listening session. Send it to the friend who always makes sure everybody gets a good picture.
THEN PUT THE VIDEOS ON
Take the introduction onto the screen with these six catalog selections:
Give each one a moment. Let your friends choose what plays next. Save the songs you want to return to.
Mikey’s ambition is for the music to become part of women having a good time. The connection becomes real when listeners decide what they want to dance to, share and hear again.
Start with “Bops Like Mike.” Get familiar. Put somebody else on.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Now you know the name.
BOPS LIKE MIKE: PUT A NAME TO THE PARTY 🔥 The next CRUSH catalog spotlight brings the introduction back to Mikey. CRUSH Magazine | “Bops Like Mike” Spotlight
BOPS LIKE MIKE: PUT A NAME TO THE PARTY 🔥
The next CRUSH catalog spotlight brings the introduction back to Mikey.
CRUSH Magazine | “Bops Like Mike” Spotlight
Somebody sends a song. You open it. A few minutes later, you’re asking what else the artist has.
That’s the invitation behind this spotlight: get familiar with Mike.
“Bops Like Mike” featuring PartyPlugMikey takes its turn in CRUSH Magazine’s party-catalog series, connecting listeners with the Savannah artist behind Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper.
Three artist identities. One creator: George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III.
Start with the record.
🍎 STREAM “BOPS LIKE MIKE” ON APPLE MUSIC
The title puts Mikey’s name directly in the conversation. For a listener arriving through a friend’s recommendation, it offers a natural next question: who is Mike, and what does he want people to experience through his music?
His ambition for this side of the catalog is clear.
Women dancing. Women twerking. Women enjoying themselves with their friends.
That purpose sits at the center of the CRUSH party identity. The music is meant to find a place in the occasions people choose for fun—the birthday link-up, the girls’ trip, the getting-ready session and the evening that finally brings everybody together.
“Bops Like Mike” is another place to explore that intention for yourself.
Open it. Hear it. Decide whether it earns a place among your picks.
GET FAMILIAR BEFORE THE NEXT LINK-UP
There’s a particular kind of friend who always brings a music recommendation.
She sends the song before anybody asks. She remembers what you liked last time. When everyone gathers, she already has something new to put in the queue.
Give her “Bops Like Mike.”
Let her hear the record and make her own call. Then explore the rest of the catalog together. Your favorites might overlap—or give you something to debate while the last person finishes getting ready.
That exchange is part of what makes discovering music enjoyable. A song becomes connected to the person who introduced it, the room where you first heard it or the moment you decided to save it.
Put Mikey’s name in that conversation.
ONE CREATOR, MORE TO EXPLORE
Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper lead into the same creative world. Across this party-focused selection, the invitation is consistent: bring your personality and find the music you enjoy.
The dancer can hear what she wants to move to. The friend building a playlist can choose what fits her evening. The listener getting acquainted with Mikey can follow one song into another.
Nobody has to arrive with a favorite.
That’s what exploring is for.
MAKE THESE YOUR NEXT THREE STOPS
“Weather Machine” — Continue with another larger-than-life title from the catalog. Give the record its own turn before choosing where it belongs in your rotation.
“Mikey Tyson” — Follow Mikey’s name into another playful title and another opportunity to get familiar with his music.
“Think She a Model” — Add this selection to your next getting-ready listening session. Send it to the friend who always makes sure everybody gets a good picture.
THEN PUT THE VIDEOS ON
Take the introduction onto the screen with these six catalog selections:
Give each one a moment. Let your friends choose what plays next. Save the songs you want to return to.
Mikey’s ambition is for the music to become part of women having a good time. The connection becomes real when listeners decide what they want to dance to, share and hear again.
Start with “Bops Like Mike.” Get familiar. Put somebody else on.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Now you know the name.
WEATHER MACHINE: SHE BROUGHT HER OWN FORECAST 🌡️🔥 Mr CRUSH’s next catalog spotlight is for the women determined to enjoy their night. CRUSH Magazine | “Weather Machine” Spotlight
WEATHER MACHINE: SHE BROUGHT HER OWN FORECAST 🌡️🔥
Mr CRUSH’s next catalog spotlight is for the women determined to enjoy their night.
CRUSH Magazine | “Weather Machine” Spotlight
The original plans fell through.
The rooftop is closed. Somebody booked the wrong time. The friend who picked the location is explaining herself in six separate voice messages.
Then another friend sends a new address.
Outfit still on. Evening still happening.
This edition of CRUSH Magazine turns to “Weather Machine” featuring PartyPlugMikey, another selection in the party-focused catalog connecting Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper.
Let the title set up the introduction. Then give the song its own turn.
🍎 STREAM “WEATHER MACHINE” ON APPLE MUSIC
“Weather Machine” suggests a playful possibility: having the controls to the atmosphere yourself.
For this spotlight, that image becomes an invitation to bring your own enthusiasm into the evening. Be the friend who helps the plans recover. Find the next place. Put a new song in the conversation.
You’ve already made time for each other. There’s still a good night available.
THE WOMEN MAKE THE OCCASION
Behind the artist identities is Savannah’s George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III. His ambition for this side of CRUSH places women dancing, twerking and enjoying themselves at the center of the experience.
That purpose gives the catalog a clear invitation.
Come with your friends. Feel yourself. Find the music you want to move to.
The room doesn’t have to be elaborate. Sometimes the gathering starts around a kitchen counter while everybody decides where to go. Sometimes the getting-ready session becomes the part people remember most.
One friend starts dancing. Another joins. The plans can wait a few minutes.
Give “Weather Machine” a listen in that company.
Open the record while the crew is together. Hear it before deciding where it belongs in your rotation. Let everybody bring her own taste to the conversation.
Your friend might find a new favorite. You might want to explore another song. Both are part of getting acquainted with an artist’s catalog.
PUT THE TITLE IN THE GROUP CHAT
Send “Weather Machine” to the friend who always has a backup plan.
She keeps the evening moving. She remembers what everybody enjoys. When the first idea falls apart, she’s already working on the second.
Give her another song to explore while she handles the itinerary.
The best music introductions often come with that kind of personal connection: a title that makes you think of somebody, a link you want her to open, a conversation that continues after she listens.
THREE MORE TO EXPLORE
“Bops Like Mike” gives the next catalog introduction a personal stamp. Get familiar with Mikey and bring a friend into the listening session.
“Turnt” belongs on the discovery list for the friend who has officially changed her answer to “I’m coming.”
“Turn Up da Strip” offers another title to open before the crew heads out. Save your picks and take them into the next gathering.
IF THE NEW PLAN IS A NIGHT IN, PUT CRUSH ON THE SCREEN
The catalog also has a watch session ready:
Let everybody choose what plays next. The friend who usually takes the requests gets a pick, too.
For Mikey, the ambition is music becoming part of women enjoying their own time: dancing, laughing, showing up for one another and making something memorable out of the evening they have.
Start with “Weather Machine.” Bring your friends. Keep the night open.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Your company can change the atmosphere.
LONGISLANDICEDTEA: DINNER WAS JUST THE FIRST STOP 🍹🔥 Mr CRUSH’s next catalog spotlight goes to the nights that leave room for another plan. CRUSH Magazine | “LongIslandIcedTea” Spotlight
LONGISLANDICEDTEA: DINNER WAS JUST THE FIRST STOP 🍹🔥
Mr CRUSH’s next catalog spotlight goes to the nights that leave room for another plan.
CRUSH Magazine | “LongIslandIcedTea” Spotlight
The plates are cleared. The pictures came out right. Somebody asks whether everybody’s heading home.
Three people immediately look at her.
Apparently, the evening still has possibilities.
This edition of CRUSH Magazine puts “LongIslandIcedTea” in the spotlight, continuing the catalog tour through Savannah’s Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper.
Give the song a listen while the group figures out its next move.
🍎 STREAM “LONGISLANDICEDTEA” ON APPLE MUSIC
A night out has its own little turning points.
The friend who was tired starts suggesting places. Somebody remembers a spot nearby. The birthday girl wants somewhere she can dance. Suddenly, the group has a second itinerary.
“LongIslandIcedTea” gets this spotlight as another selection to explore during those hours when everybody finally has time for each other.
Open the record. Hear it for yourself. Decide whether it earns a place in your evening’s rotation.
The plans can change. Your people are already here.
Behind the title is an artist whose party-music ambition centers on women enjoying themselves. George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III works across three identities—Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper—with this side of his catalog aimed at dancing, twerking, confidence and fun.
That vision belongs as much to the moments between destinations as the destinations themselves.
The getting-ready conversation. The friend making sure everybody feels included. The group deciding to stay together a little longer because the company is good.
Those moments give music somewhere to live.
GIVE THE SONG ITS OWN INTRODUCTION
Send “LongIslandIcedTea” to the friend who handles the playlist.
Let her listen before you start debating the next address. Pass it to the person who likes exploring a catalog beyond the first song she recognizes.
Sometimes discovering music together is simply giving a new selection enough room to make an impression.
Somebody saves it. Somebody wants to hear something else from the artist. Somebody comes back later and asks for the link again.
That’s the kind of connection CRUSH is seeking—one listener, one shared discovery at a time.
A NAME WORTH FOLLOWING
Mr CRUSH. PartyPlugMikey. Plug Not A Rapper.
The identities connect to one creator, and “LongIslandIcedTea” is another doorway into that musical world.
For anyone arriving through this feature, follow your curiosity. Hear the song first. Then explore the catalog at your own pace. Your favorite might be this selection, or it might be waiting a few links away.
The choice belongs to you.
KEEP THREE MORE IN THE QUEUE
“Gold Bottles” — Give the celebration-themed discovery list another entry. Somebody at the table has a win worth acknowledging.
“Roxy” — Spend time with another catalog selection before deciding on your personal picks.
“Think She a Model” — Explore it during the next getting-ready session. Make sure the friend taking everybody’s pictures gets her own turn, too.
TAKE THE CATALOG ONTO THE SCREEN
For the nights when the gathering stays in, there’s a CRUSH watch session ready to open:
Watch together. Let everybody choose a favorite. Give your friends something new to send around.
Mikey’s ambition is for the music to become part of women having a good time—feeling themselves, dancing with their friends and making an evening their own.
Start with “LongIslandIcedTea.” Send the link. See where the night takes you.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Leave a little room for the next move.
GOLD BOTTLES: THE OCCASION IS YOU 🍾✨ Mr CRUSH’s next catalog spotlight comes with an invitation to celebrate your own wins. CRUSH Magazine | “Gold Bottles” Spotlight
GOLD BOTTLES: THE OCCASION IS YOU 🍾✨
Mr CRUSH’s next catalog spotlight comes with an invitation to celebrate your own wins.
CRUSH Magazine | “Gold Bottles” Spotlight
The promotion went through. The project is finished. The birthday is approaching.
Or maybe everybody finally found a Saturday that works.
That counts. Put something on the calendar.
This edition of CRUSH Magazine turns to “Gold Bottles” featuring Party Plug Mikey, a selection from the catalog connecting Mr CRUSH, Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey.
For this spotlight, the invitation is celebration: give the record a listen while you gather the people who know what it took to get you here.
🍎 STREAM “GOLD BOTTLES” ON APPLE MUSIC
Some celebrations arrive with invitations and a dress code. Others start with one message:
We need to do something this weekend.
Suddenly the friend who organizes everything is checking reservations. Somebody is putting outfits in the chat. Somebody else has volunteered to handle the music.
Give her “Gold Bottles” to explore.
The title supplies a lavish image for this catalog introduction. The actual occasion can be yours: a personal milestone, a birthday dinner or an overdue night with friends.
You’re allowed to make a little fuss over yourself.
For Savannah artist George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, women enjoying themselves sit at the center of his party-music ambition. Across his identities as Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper, he wants this side of the catalog connected to dancing, twerking, confidence and fun.
That vision has room for the woman celebrating her own progress.
She’s been working. Showing up. Handling what needed to be handled. Tonight, she gets to choose the outfit, hear something new and enjoy the company around her.
THE PEOPLE MAKE THE CELEBRATION
Think about the friends you want there.
The one who remembers the early version of your plans. The one who checked on you when things got complicated. The friend who will take twelve pictures because she knows you want one you love.
Bring them into the moment.
Open “Gold Bottles” during the getting-ready session. Give the song its turn while everybody arrives. Let your friends hear it and decide whether it belongs among their own selections.
A music recommendation feels different when it comes from somebody who knows you. Your next favorite might arrive between an outfit compliment and a story everybody remembers differently.
GIVE THE EVENING A CRUSH WATCHLIST
Once you’ve explored “Gold Bottles,” continue with these official catalog videos:
“99 & 3000” — Start the shared viewing session here. Give everybody an introduction and find out who wants another listen.
“Jiggly Puff” — Put the playful title in front of your fun friend. She’s already deciding where there’s room to dance.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs — Give the collaboration its own spotlight, and bring Taliraqs into the conversation when you share it.
“Somebody Bih” — Send the link to the friend who understands your humor. Let the official video make the introduction.
“Slutty Vegan” — Follow the cheeky name into the song and hear it for yourself.
“CRUSH World Cup” — Bring an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition onto the screen. Everybody gets a favorite performer; everybody gets to defend her choice.
THREE MORE FOR THE EVENING’S LISTENING QUEUE
Explore “LongIslandIcedTea” while dinner plans turn into evening plans.
Give “Think She a Model” a listen while the crew finishes getting ready.
Add “Turnt” to the discovery list when the friend who was undecided finally confirms she’s coming.
Find your picks. Save what you connect with. Pass a favorite to somebody who helped make your night.
For Mikey, the ambition is for CRUSH music to find a place inside these moments: women celebrating themselves, enjoying their friends and making room for a good time.
Start with “Gold Bottles.” Pick your occasion. Give your people a reason to gather.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Celebrate something that matters to you.
CRUSH WORLD CUP: THE GIRLS GET THE ARENA 🌍🍑🏆 Mr CRUSH takes his dance-centered vision into an animated competition where female performers lead the action. CRUSH Magazine
CRUSH WORLD CUP: THE GIRLS GET THE ARENA 🌍🍑🏆
Mr CRUSH takes his dance-centered vision into an animated competition where female performers lead the action.
CRUSH Magazine | “CRUSH World Cup” Spotlight
Everybody has a favorite.
The dancer with the confidence. The performer with the personality. The one your friend picks immediately—and spends the rest of the video defending.
Welcome to “CRUSH World Cup.”
This edition of CRUSH Magazine puts the spotlight on the AM ORIGINAL I animated motion picture, bringing a fictional international women’s dance competition into the creative world of Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper.
The invitation goes straight to the screen.
🎬 WATCH “CRUSH WORLD CUP”
🍎 STREAM “CRUSH WORLD CUP” ON APPLE MUSIC
The concept gives the music a setting with something to follow: dancers, competition and the opportunity to choose a favorite.
That makes “CRUSH World Cup” a fitting expression of Mikey’s party-music ambition. Women dancing, twerking and enjoying themselves sit at the center of this side of his catalog. Here, that focus becomes the premise of an animated world.
The women get the arena. The viewers get their picks.
Put it on while your friends are together. Let everybody watch before the commentary takes over. Then find out who caught their attention.
Your quiet friend might suddenly have the strongest opinion in the room.
A BIGGER STAGE FOR THE CRUSH IMAGINATION
Savannah artist George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III works across three artist identities: Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper.
“CRUSH World Cup” brings those names into a visual concept with room for spectacle. Animation allows the song’s world to take the shape of a fictional international championship, making the performers and their competition the viewing attraction.
For listeners exploring the catalog, it also offers a different way to get acquainted with the artist. You can hear the record on its own, then watch how its accompanying motion picture turns the dance-centered idea into a setting.
Open the song. Enter the world. Choose your favorite.
The appeal of a watch session is the conversation it creates. One person notices a performer’s attitude. Another connects with a different style. Somebody changes her mind halfway through—and somebody refuses to change hers under any circumstances.
That’s an invitation to engage, enjoy and bring your own taste into the experience.
MAKE IT A CRUSH WATCH NIGHT
Start with “CRUSH World Cup,” then keep exploring these five official videos:
“99 & 3000” — Give the crew another catalog introduction. Watch together and see who wants to save the song.
“Jiggly Puff” — Bring a playful title into the twerk-catalog session. Your friend who loves to dance deserves the link.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs — Let the collaboration have its moment. Get familiar with the pairing and share both names.
“Somebody Bih” — An outspoken title gives the group chat another conversation starter. Follow it into the record.
“Slutty Vegan” — Give the cheeky name a click, then hear the music for yourself.
KEEP EXPLORING ON APPLE MUSIC
Continue the listening session with “Weather Machine”, “Bops Like Mike” and “Turn Up da Strip”.
Give each selection its own turn. Find what connects with you. Introduce a friend to the record you want to hear again.
For Mikey, the larger goal is for CRUSH music to become part of women having fun—dancing with their friends, expressing themselves and making a night their own.
“CRUSH World Cup” gives that ambition an animated arena.
Press play. Pick your favorite. Let the girls make their case.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Welcome to the CRUSH World Cup.
SLUTTY VEGAN: YES, THAT’S THE TITLE 💋🔥 The next CRUSH spotlight starts with a double take—and gives you the video to follow it. CRUSH Magazine | “Slutty Vegan”
SLUTTY VEGAN: YES, THAT’S THE TITLE 💋🔥
The next CRUSH spotlight starts with a double take—and gives you the video to follow it.
CRUSH Magazine | “Slutty Vegan”
Some song links arrive with a lengthy introduction.
This one can introduce itself.
“Slutty Vegan.”
You read it. You looked again. Now give the record its turn.
This edition of CRUSH Magazine puts “Slutty Vegan” in the spotlight, continuing the party-catalog tour through Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper—three artist identities belonging to Savannah’s George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III.
The official video is ready. Your group chat can handle the commentary.
🎬 WATCH “SLUTTY VEGAN”
🍎 STREAM “SLUTTY VEGAN” ON APPLE MUSIC
The title is cheeky, direct and easy to bring into a conversation. Send it to a friend and you’ve already given her something to react to.
But follow the name into the music.
Open the video. Hear the song. Find out whether it belongs in your own rotation. A title can catch your attention; your connection with the record decides whether you come back.
Curiosity got you here. Press play.
For Mikey, the larger ambition behind this side of CRUSH is women having fun. Dancing, twerking, feeling beautiful and enjoying their friends are central to the party-music direction.
Think of the woman who starts getting ready with a song already playing. The friends taking turns choosing what comes next. The birthday crew that finally gets everybody in the same room.
Those are the everyday settings where Mikey wants his catalog to find a home.
PUT IT ON BEFORE EVERYBODY LEAVES
There’s a whole part of the night that happens before the destination.
Somebody is fixing her makeup. Somebody needs help with a necklace. Somebody keeps saying the ride is almost there while making absolutely no move toward the door.
Give that room something to watch.
“Slutty Vegan” has an official video you can pull up for the crew, making it easy to experience the record together. Let everybody respond for herself. Your friend might save it, send it or ask what else Mikey has released.
That’s how an introduction becomes a conversation.
And the CRUSH catalog gives you somewhere to take it.
KEEP THE WATCH SESSION GOING
“Somebody Bih” brings another outspoken title into the lineup. Send it to the friend who understands your humor before you explain it.
“Jiggly Puff” adds a playful selection to the twerk-catalog spotlight. Give your fun friend the remote and let her get acquainted.
“99 & 3000” offers another direct entry into the CRUSH video catalog. Watch together, then decide who wants another listen.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs gives the collaboration its own moment. Hear the pairing and bring Taliraqs into the introduction when you share it.
“CRUSH World Cup” expands the viewing session into an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition. Choose your favorite performer and let the friendly debate begin.
THREE MORE LINKS FOR THE FRIEND WHO WANTS OPTIONS
Continue on Apple Music with “Turnt”, “Gold Bottles” and “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”.
Listen for yourself. Save the selections you connect with. Pass your favorites to somebody whose taste you know.
Mikey’s invitation is for the music to become part of people enjoying themselves. What listeners dance to, share and request gives that ambition its real meaning.
Start with “Slutty Vegan.” Open the video. Then let your friend know what you think.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. You saw the title—now hear the record.
SOMEBODY BIH: THE LINK IS THE CAPTION 😈🔥 An outspoken title takes the lead in the next CRUSH catalog spotlight. CRUSH Magazine | “Somebody Bih”
SOMEBODY BIH: THE LINK IS THE CAPTION 😈🔥
An outspoken title takes the lead in the next CRUSH catalog spotlight.
CRUSH Magazine | “Somebody Bih”
You know exactly which friend you’re sending this to.
The one who reads a song title and immediately looks at you. The one who understands your humor without a paragraph of explanation. The one whose response is probably going to stay in the group chat.
Send her “Somebody Bih.”
This edition gives the record its own spotlight in the catalog of Savannah’s Mr CRUSH, also known as PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper. The official video is ready to watch, and the song is one tap away on Apple Music.
Start there. Give the record your attention.
🎬 WATCH “SOMEBODY BIH”
🍎 STREAM “SOMEBODY BIH”
The title makes an unapologetic introduction. It has attitude before anybody presses play—a little provocation that invites a reaction.
What happens after that belongs to the listener.
Watch the video. Hear the song. Decide whether it’s the selection you want to save, share or introduce during your next night with friends.
Your taste gets the final word.
For Mikey, the ambition behind his party-focused music is clear: women dancing, twerking, feeling themselves and enjoying their people. He wants CRUSH connected to the moments listeners choose for fun.
The birthday girl finally getting a night about her. The friend who’s usually busy making sure everybody else is comfortable. The woman who has handled her responsibilities all week and wants a little space to enjoy herself.
“Somebody Bih” is one entry in that wider catalog invitation.
GIVE THE VIDEO THE SCREEN
Pull it up during the getting-ready session, while the crew is still together and somebody is deciding whether to change shoes.
Let the song have its moment. Your friends might connect with different things. Somebody might want another listen. Somebody might ask what else is in the catalog.
That conversation is part of discovering music together.
You don’t have to agree on every favorite. You just have to give each other something worth opening.
A NAME TO FOLLOW THROUGH THE CATALOG
Mr CRUSH. PartyPlugMikey. Plug Not A Rapper.
Those three artist identities belong to George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III. This side of his creative mission centers on participation: listeners finding songs they want to move to, friends passing discoveries around and music becoming part of an actual good time.
The artist can make the invitation. The audience decides what gets played again.
So give “Somebody Bih” a proper introduction. Then keep exploring.
FIVE MORE VIDEOS FOR THE WATCH SESSION
“Slutty Vegan” — Another cheeky title with an official video ready to open. Let curiosity take you into the song.
“Jiggly Puff” — Bring your playful friend into this twerk-catalog selection. She’s probably already holding the remote.
“99 & 3000” — Make the next introduction a group event. Watch together and find out who wants to save it.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs — Give the collaboration its own turn and bring both artist names into the conversation.
“CRUSH World Cup” — Take the session into an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition. Everybody gets a favorite; everybody gets to make her case.
KEEP A LITTLE ROOM IN YOUR LISTENING QUEUE
Explore “Roxy”, “LongIslandIcedTea” and “Know You a Freaq” on Apple Music.
Give each record a listen before choosing your picks. Your favorite might be the next song you open—or the one you return to after exploring everything else.
Tonight’s spotlight is “Somebody Bih.” Open the video. Send it to your person. She’ll understand the delivery.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Let the link make the introduction.
SOMEBODY BIH: THE LINK IS THE CAPTION 😈🔥 An outspoken title takes the lead in the next CRUSH catalog spotlight. CRUSH Magazine | “Somebody Bih”
SOMEBODY BIH: THE LINK IS THE CAPTION 😈🔥
An outspoken title takes the lead in the next CRUSH catalog spotlight.
CRUSH Magazine | “Somebody Bih”
You know exactly which friend you’re sending this to.
The one who reads a song title and immediately looks at you. The one who understands your humor without a paragraph of explanation. The one whose response is probably going to stay in the group chat.
Send her “Somebody Bih.”
This edition gives the record its own spotlight in the catalog of Savannah’s Mr CRUSH, also known as PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper. The official video is ready to watch, and the song is one tap away on Apple Music.
Start there. Give the record your attention.
🎬 WATCH “SOMEBODY BIH”
🍎 STREAM “SOMEBODY BIH”
The title makes an unapologetic introduction. It has attitude before anybody presses play—a little provocation that invites a reaction.
What happens after that belongs to the listener.
Watch the video. Hear the song. Decide whether it’s the selection you want to save, share or introduce during your next night with friends.
Your taste gets the final word.
For Mikey, the ambition behind his party-focused music is clear: women dancing, twerking, feeling themselves and enjoying their people. He wants CRUSH connected to the moments listeners choose for fun.
The birthday girl finally getting a night about her. The friend who’s usually busy making sure everybody else is comfortable. The woman who has handled her responsibilities all week and wants a little space to enjoy herself.
“Somebody Bih” is one entry in that wider catalog invitation.
GIVE THE VIDEO THE SCREEN
Pull it up during the getting-ready session, while the crew is still together and somebody is deciding whether to change shoes.
Let the song have its moment. Your friends might connect with different things. Somebody might want another listen. Somebody might ask what else is in the catalog.
That conversation is part of discovering music together.
You don’t have to agree on every favorite. You just have to give each other something worth opening.
A NAME TO FOLLOW THROUGH THE CATALOG
Mr CRUSH. PartyPlugMikey. Plug Not A Rapper.
Those three artist identities belong to George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III. This side of his creative mission centers on participation: listeners finding songs they want to move to, friends passing discoveries around and music becoming part of an actual good time.
The artist can make the invitation. The audience decides what gets played again.
So give “Somebody Bih” a proper introduction. Then keep exploring.
FIVE MORE VIDEOS FOR THE WATCH SESSION
“Slutty Vegan” — Another cheeky title with an official video ready to open. Let curiosity take you into the song.
“Jiggly Puff” — Bring your playful friend into this twerk-catalog selection. She’s probably already holding the remote.
“99 & 3000” — Make the next introduction a group event. Watch together and find out who wants to save it.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs — Give the collaboration its own turn and bring both artist names into the conversation.
“CRUSH World Cup” — Take the session into an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition. Everybody gets a favorite; everybody gets to make her case.
KEEP A LITTLE ROOM IN YOUR LISTENING QUEUE
Explore “Roxy”, “LongIslandIcedTea” and “Know You a Freaq” on Apple Music.
Give each record a listen before choosing your picks. Your favorite might be the next song you open—or the one you return to after exploring everything else.
Tonight’s spotlight is “Somebody Bih.” Open the video. Send it to your person. She’ll understand the delivery.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Let the link make the introduction.
RAWEST: PUT TALIRAQS IN THE CONVERSATION 🔥 The CRUSH spotlight turns to a collaboration worth getting acquainted with—video, song and both artist names included. CRUSH Magazine | “Rawest”
RAWEST: PUT TALIRAQS IN THE CONVERSATION 🔥
The CRUSH spotlight turns to a collaboration worth getting acquainted with—video, song and both artist names included.
CRUSH Magazine | “Rawest” Featuring Taliraqs
You send your friend a song. She opens it, listens and comes back with a question:
“Who’s on this?”
Give her the whole introduction.
This edition of CRUSH Magazine puts “Rawest” featuring Taliraqs front and center in the party-focused catalog of Plug Not A Rapper—the Savannah artist also known as Mr CRUSH and PartyPlugMikey.
The title makes a bold entrance. The official video gives listeners a direct way to explore the collaboration.
🎬 WATCH “RAWEST”
🍎 STREAM “RAWEST” FEAT. TALIRAQS
Let the video have the screen for a minute.
The outfit decisions can wait. The restaurant debate will still be there. Give the record a listen, get familiar with the pairing and decide what you want to hear again.
That’s where a catalog introduction becomes personal. Somebody finds a song she wants to save. Somebody shares it with a friend. Somebody asks about the featured artist and keeps exploring.
Taliraqs belongs in that introduction.
When you pass “Rawest” around, bring the feature credit with it. When your friend asks what you’re watching, give her the title and the names. A collaboration opens the door for listeners to connect with everyone on the record.
CONFIDENCE HAS A PLACE IN THE ROOM
“Rawest” joins a CRUSH catalog spotlight built around women dancing, twerking and enjoying themselves—the central ambition behind Mikey’s party-music direction.
Think of the friend who finally gets a night away from her responsibilities. The woman celebrating something she worked hard for. The dancer who wants a little space to express herself. The crew that spent weeks trying to find one date everybody could make.
Those are the moments this side of CRUSH aims to serve.
The goal is music that becomes part of the occasion: something to explore together, a favorite to share, a record somebody asks for by name.
With “Rawest,” the invitation includes a collaborator. Give that pairing its own moment before moving on to the next link.
YOUR NEXT WATCH SESSION STARTS HERE
Send the official video to the friend who pays attention to features. Let her hear it for herself.
Put it on while the crew is together and allow everybody a different opinion. Your favorite part might be somebody else’s reason to revisit the whole song.
That’s the pleasure of discovering music with people who know you. The conversation continues after the video ends.
KEEP THE CRUSH VIDEOS IN ROTATION
Once you’ve spent time with “Rawest,” there are more selections to open:
“99 & 3000” gives the group another entry into the CRUSH catalog. Watch together, then decide who’s saving it.
“Jiggly Puff” brings a playful title into the twerk-catalog spotlight. Send it to the friend who’s already looking for space to dance.
“Somebody Bih” comes with the kind of title that gets a reaction in the group chat. Open the video and let the conversation follow.
“Slutty Vegan” invites a curious click. Give the song your attention after the name catches your eye.
“CRUSH World Cup” expands the session into an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition. Pick your favorite performer and prepare to defend your choice.
THREE MORE TO EXPLORE ON APPLE MUSIC
Continue through “Gold Bottles”, “Weather Machine” and “Think She a Model”.
Take your time finding your picks. The song you connect with is the one worth introducing to somebody else.
For this spotlight, start with “Rawest.” Watch the video. Hear the collaboration. Put Taliraqs in the conversation.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs—open the link and get acquainted.
JIGGLY PUFF: LET YOUR FUN FRIEND HAVE THE REMOTE 🍑🔥 The next CRUSH spotlight is an invitation to dance, laugh and enjoy being outside with your people.
JIGGLY PUFF: LET YOUR FUN FRIEND HAVE THE REMOTE 🍑🔥
The next CRUSH spotlight is an invitation to dance, laugh and enjoy being outside with your people.
CRUSH Magazine | “Jiggly Puff” Spotlight
She’s the reason the quiet gathering becomes a party.
The friend who gets up first. The one who pulls you into the picture, compliments your outfit and starts dancing without checking whether anybody else is ready.
This CRUSH spotlight goes to her.
“Jiggly Puff” takes the lead in this edition, bringing its playful name and official video into the party-focused catalog of Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper.
Open it with your friends. Give the song a proper listen. See what you make of it.
🎬 WATCH “JIGGLY PUFF”
🍎 STREAM “JIGGLY PUFF” ON APPLE MUSIC
For Savannah artist George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, women dancing, twerking and enjoying themselves sit at the center of his party-music ambition. That intention gives the CRUSH catalog a purpose listeners can understand immediately: music for having fun.
And fun can be wonderfully unserious.
The first attempt at a dance can go sideways. Your friend can invent something nobody has a name for. Everybody can laugh, start again and leave with a memory that never needed to become a perfect post.
You’re allowed to enjoy the song before you figure out the camera angle.
“Jiggly Puff” offers another place to explore that invitation. Its name makes a playful introduction; the video and record give listeners something to experience for themselves.
Put it on during the getting-ready session. Send it to the friend who always wants another song to check out. Give it a turn when everybody’s together and let each person find her own response.
Somebody might dance. Somebody might save it. Somebody might immediately ask what else Mikey has.
There’s plenty more to open.
THE WOMEN BRING THEIR OWN PERSONALITY
A party becomes memorable through the people in it.
The woman who starts the dancing brings her confidence. The friend who joins brings her own style. The one cheering them on adds something, too.
That participation matters to the CRUSH vision. Mikey’s ambition is for his music to become part of those exchanges: the shared joke, the dance between friends, the favorite somebody asks to hear again.
The artist supplies the invitation. The women decide how they want to enjoy it.
PASS THE REMOTE, KEEP THE SESSION GOING
After “Jiggly Puff,” explore these additional CRUSH videos:
“99 & 3000” — Bring the crew into another catalog introduction. Watch together and let everybody choose whether it earns a save.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs — Give the collaboration its own moment. Hear the pairing and put both artists in the conversation.
“Somebody Bih” — Send the link to the friend who understands your sense of humor. Her commentary is probably already loading.
“Slutty Vegan” — Follow the cheeky title into the official video and hear the record for yourself.
“CRUSH World Cup” — Take the viewing session into an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition. Everybody gets to choose a favorite performer.
THREE MORE FOR YOUR LISTENING QUEUE
Keep exploring on Apple Music with “Bops Like Mike”, “Mikey Tyson” and “Turnt”.
Give each song its turn. Find your personal picks. Share the ones that make you think of somebody.
Start with “Jiggly Puff.” Send it to your fun friend. She knows what to do with the remote.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Bring your personality to the party.
PUT “99 & 3000” ON THE BIG SCREEN 🍑🔥 Mr CRUSH’s next introduction belongs in the room with your friends. CRUSH Magazine | “99 & 3000” Spotlight
PUT “99 & 3000” ON THE BIG SCREEN 🍑🔥
Mr CRUSH’s next introduction belongs in the room with your friends.
CRUSH Magazine | “99 & 3000” Spotlight
Before the ride arrives, before everybody splits into separate conversations, before the friend who’s “almost ready” changes her outfit again—put something on the television.
Start with “99 & 3000.”
For this edition, CRUSH Magazine gives the record its own spotlight. It’s an entry point into the party-focused catalog of Savannah’s Mr CRUSH, also known as PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper, with an official video ready to watch and a direct Apple Music link ready to save.
The invitation: hear it with your people.
🎬 WATCH “99 & 3000”
🍎 STREAM “99 & 3000” ON APPLE MUSIC
Mikey’s ambition for this side of his music starts with women enjoying themselves. Dancing. Twerking. Feeling beautiful. Having enough fun to forget about the picture for a minute and live the moment somebody might photograph.
That gives the CRUSH catalog a clear purpose. The music is an invitation to participate, and every listener gets to bring her own personality.
The woman who loves choreography might start imagining a routine. Her friend might prefer to freestyle. Somebody else might simply enjoy watching, listening and deciding whether she wants the song in her rotation.
Everybody gets her own way into the night.
“99 & 3000” gives that introduction a direct route: open the video, hear the record and pass it along if it connects. Share it with the friend who always wants a new song. Put it in the trip chat. Give it a turn during the getting-ready session.
The strongest recommendation is personal: this made me think of you.
THE NAME BEHIND THE LINK
Mr CRUSH. PartyPlugMikey. Plug Not A Rapper.
Three artist identities belong to the same creator, George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III. Across those names, his party-music ambition remains recognizable: make women’s enjoyment central to the experience.
For Mikey, the goal extends into the moments surrounding the music—the friends hyping each other up, the dancer finding her confidence and the celebration that finally brings everybody together.
“99 & 3000” is one place to begin exploring that world.
KEEP THE VIDEOS GOING
Once you’ve watched, take the session further:
“Jiggly Puff” brings a playful title to the CRUSH twerk-catalog spotlight. Open it for the friend who’s already found space to dance.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs gives the collaboration its turn. Get familiar with both artists and bring both names into the conversation.
“Somebody Bih” adds another outspoken title to the viewing queue. Your friend with the quick commentary can handle the introduction.
“Slutty Vegan” invites a curious click. Follow the name into the record and make your own call.
“CRUSH World Cup” expands the viewing session into an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition. Pick your favorite performer and let the friendly debate happen.
THEN BUILD YOUR OWN ROTATION
Continue exploring with “Gold Bottles”, “LongIslandIcedTea” and “Think She a Model”.
Give the songs time. Save the ones you connect with. Be the friend who introduces somebody else to her next favorite.
Tonight’s first link is “99 & 3000.” Who are you sending it to?
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Put your people on.
THE FLOOR IS HERS 🍑🔥 Mr CRUSH’s party-music mission starts with women having a good time—and stays there. CRUSH Magazine | Artist Spotlight Picture the moment the night finally opens up.
THE FLOOR IS HERS 🍑🔥
Mr CRUSH’s party-music mission starts with women having a good time—and stays there.
CRUSH Magazine | Artist Spotlight
Picture the moment the night finally opens up.
Everybody has arrived. The last outfit check is over. One woman starts dancing, her friend joins her, and suddenly the room has something better to do than check its phones.
That is the kind of connection Mr CRUSH wants his music to make.
The Savannah artist behind PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper has a clear ambition for his party catalog: give women music to dance to, twerk to, celebrate themselves with and enjoy together.
The vision is personal. A song becomes part of somebody’s birthday. A friend sends a video before the weekend. A dancer finds a record she wants to make her own.
This CRUSH Magazine spotlight puts seventeen selections within reach, with six direct video links to bring the music onto your screen.
The invitation is open. The floor is hers.
“99 & 3000” — START THE CONVERSATION HERE 💃
Make “99 & 3000” your opening stop.
The official video gives new listeners a place to enter the CRUSH world and returning listeners a link to pass along. Watch it with your friends. Hear the record together. Let everybody decide what earns the replay.
Put the crew on, then let the crew talk.
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000” · 🍎 Listen
“JIGGLY PUFF” — YOUR PERSONALITY IS PART OF THE PARTY 🍑
The friend with the rehearsed routine and the friend making everything up deserve equal room.
“Jiggly Puff” brings its playful name into the twerk-catalog spotlight, with an official video ready for a shared viewing session. Open it, find your own response and enjoy the people around you.
A dance can be funny. A night can be carefree. You can look good while doing both.
🎬 Watch “Jiggly Puff” · 🍎 Listen
“RAWEST” FEAT. TALIRAQS — LET THE COLLAB HAVE ITS MOMENT 🔥
Taliraqs joins this catalog feature through “Rawest,” giving listeners another artist connection to explore.
Pull up the official video and spend time with the pairing. When you send it to somebody else, bring both names into the introduction.
Discovering the music includes getting to know the people who made it.
“SOMEBODY BIH” — SAY IT WITH A LINK 😈
Some titles arrive with their own expression.
“Somebody Bih” adds an outspoken selection to the CRUSH watchlist. Give the official video a turn and share it with the friend who understands your humor without needing the backstory.
She probably already has a response typed.
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih” · 🍎 Listen
“SLUTTY VEGAN” — YOU LOOKED TWICE. NOW PRESS PLAY. 💋
The title catches the eye. The next step is hearing the record.
“Slutty Vegan” brings another cheeky entry to the video lineup. Open it, watch it and decide whether it belongs among the selections you want to share.
Your curiosity gets the introduction started. Your taste takes it from there.
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan” · 🍎 Listen
“CRUSH WORLD CUP” — GIVE HER A STAGE 🌍🏆
The dance-centered ambition expands into animation with “CRUSH World Cup,” a motion picture built around a fictional international women’s dance competition.
Female performers sit at the center of the action. The competition gives viewers favorites to follow and something to discuss after the video ends.
Bring it to the big screen. Let your friends choose their contenders. Somebody is about to take her judging responsibilities very seriously.
🎬 Watch “CRUSH World Cup” · 🍎 Listen
THE REST OF THE NIGHT HAS OPTIONS
Keep exploring through the other eleven selections in this spotlight:
“Gold Bottles” — Bring this title into your celebration picks. Getting your favorite people together deserves an occasion.
“LongIslandIcedTea” — Give it a listen while dinner plans turn into evening plans.
“Weather Machine” — Explore another larger-than-life name in the CRUSH catalog.
“Bops Like Mike” — Get more familiar with Mikey and introduce a friend along the way.
“Mikey Tyson” — A playful boxing reference opens another door into the artist’s personality.
“Think She a Model” — Put it in the getting-ready queue. Take the outfit picture while you’re there.
“Know You a Freaq” — Explore a bolder title from the adult side of the selection.
“Gentlemen’s Club Anthem” — Give the nightlife selections their turn and the performers their appreciation.
“Turnt” — Send it to the friend who has finally confirmed she’s coming.
“Roxy” — Leave time to discover your own favorite further into the catalog.
“Turn Up da Strip” — Close the listening run and take your saved selections into the next gathering.
Mr CRUSH’s ambition depends on a connection listeners make for themselves. The woman who saves a song. The friend who shares it. The dancer who hears something she wants to move to.
That is where a catalog becomes part of somebody’s life.
Find your CRUSH favorite. Give your girls the link. Enjoy your night.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. The floor is hers.
BADDIE ROLL CALL: WHO’S BRINGING THE CRUSH? 🍑🔥 Seventeen songs. Six videos. One invitation to show up as yourself and enjoy the night. CRUSH Magazine | The Weekend Link-Up
BADDIE ROLL CALL: WHO’S BRINGING THE CRUSH? 🍑🔥
Seventeen songs. Six videos. One invitation to show up as yourself and enjoy the night.
CRUSH Magazine | The Weekend Link-Up
The organizer has the reservation.
The photographer has everybody’s angles.
The dancer has been ready since Tuesday.
And the friend who swore she was staying home? She’s asking whether heels are necessary.
Everybody brings something to the night. Mr CRUSH wants to bring the music.
The Savannah artist behind PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper puts women’s enjoyment at the center of his party-catalog mission. Dancing, twerking, confidence, friendship and fun give this side of CRUSH its purpose.
This edition introduces seventeen selections, including six with direct video links. Open them with your friends. Find the songs you connect with. Let the evening have a little personality.
Roll call starts now.
FOR THE FRIEND WHO BRINGS EVERYBODY TOGETHER: “99 & 3000” 💃
She remembers the birthdays. She follows up on the plans. She makes sure the new friend feels included.
Give her “99 & 3000” to introduce at the next gathering.
The official video makes an easy starting point for a shared CRUSH listening session. Pull it up, give it the room and let everybody decide what catches their attention.
Somebody has to put the crew on. Let it be you.
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000” · 🍎 Listen
FOR THE FRIEND WHO NEEDS ZERO ENCOURAGEMENT: “JIGGLY PUFF” 🍑
She found the dance space before she found somewhere to sit.
“Jiggly Puff” brings its playful title into the CRUSH twerk-catalog spotlight with an official video ready to open. Let your fun friend have the remote, then join her if the moment calls you.
A routine can be improvised. A good laugh can be part of it.
🎬 Watch “Jiggly Puff” · 🍎 Listen
FOR THE FRIEND WHO KNOWS EVERY FEATURE: “RAWEST” FEAT. TALIRAQS 🔥
She checks the credits. She remembers the names. When she shares a collaboration, everybody gets their recognition.
Put “Rawest” featuring Taliraqs in her queue.
Give the official video its own moment and explore the pairing. Then send the link with both artists in the conversation.
FOR THE FRIEND WITH THE PERFECTLY TIMED COMMENT: “SOMEBODY BIH” 😈
She doesn’t say much until she has something worth saying. Then the entire table loses it.
“Somebody Bih” brings an outspoken title and an official video to the watchlist. Send it to the friend who understands your humor, hear the record together and let her commentary arrive naturally.
You already know she’s going to have a thought.
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih” · 🍎 Listen
FOR THE FRIEND WHO OPENS EVERY INTERESTING LINK: “SLUTTY VEGAN” 💋
She saw the title. She’s clicking.
“Slutty Vegan” adds a cheeky introduction to the CRUSH video run. Follow the curiosity into the song, watch it for yourself and decide whether it earns a spot among your picks.
A memorable name gets the conversation started. The listener gets to choose what stays.
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan” · 🍎 Listen
FOR THE FRIEND WHO TAKES DANCE COMPETITIONS PERSONALLY: “CRUSH WORLD CUP” 🌍🏆
She notices the entrance. She studies the moves. Once she chooses her favorite, prepare to hear the reasoning.
“CRUSH World Cup” gives her an animated motion picture centered on a fictional international women’s dance competition. Female performers drive the concept, making the dancers the focus of the spectacle.
Put it on the big screen. Everybody gets a pick.
🎬 Watch “CRUSH World Cup” · 🍎 Listen
FOR THE CELEBRATION COMMITTEE: “GOLD BOTTLES” 🍾
Your birthday. Your promotion. Your first free weekend in a month.
Give “Gold Bottles” a turn while you explore the catalog and celebrate having your people together. There’s always somebody in the room with a win worth acknowledging.
FOR THE FRIEND PLANNING THE SECOND LOCATION: “LONGISLANDICEDTEA” 🍹
Dinner is winding down. She has suggestions.
Add “LongIslandIcedTea” to the discovery queue while the group decides what comes next. Share it with the friend who always leaves a little room in the schedule for fun.
🍎 Listen to “LongIslandIcedTea”
FOR THE FRIEND WHO ALWAYS HAS A BACKUP PLAN: “WEATHER MACHINE” 🌡️
Outdoor plans changed? She already found somewhere else.
Let the title of “Weather Machine” introduce another selection from the CRUSH world. Give it a listen while the crew adjusts the evening’s itinerary.
🍎 Listen to “Weather Machine”
FOR THE FRIEND JUST GETTING FAMILIAR: “BOPS LIKE MIKE” ✨
Start with the name and keep exploring.
“Bops Like Mike” offers another entry into Mikey’s catalog. Put it alongside your other selections and introduce somebody who hasn’t spent time with the music yet.
FOR THE FRIEND WHO BACKS HERSELF: “MIKEY TYSON” 🥊
She likes her outfit. She likes her company. She’s ready to enjoy where she is.
“Mikey Tyson” brings a playful boxing reference to the catalog’s collection of titles. Add it to your listening round and decide where it lands among your favorites.
FOR THE FRIEND WHO UNDERSTANDS LIGHTING: “THINK SHE A MODEL” 📸
She knows where to stand, when to turn and exactly who can be trusted with her phone.
Put “Think She a Model” on the list for the next getting-ready session. Take your pictures together—and make sure the friend taking them gets her moment, too.
🍎 Listen to “Think She a Model”
FOR THE GROWN-FOLKS GROUP CHAT: “KNOW YOU A FREAQ” 😏
The title makes its flirtatious introduction plain.
Explore “Know You a Freaq” as part of the adult side of this CRUSH spotlight. Hear it for yourself, then decide which friend gets the link.
🍎 Listen to “Know You a Freaq”
FOR THE NIGHTLIFE CREW: “GENTLEMEN’S CLUB ANTHEM” 🌙
Give the adult nightlife selections their turn.
“Gentlemen’s Club Anthem” names its setting directly and adds another stop to the catalog run. Wherever your evening takes you, show appreciation for the dancers and entertainers bringing their work to the room.
🍎 Listen to “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”
FOR THE FRIEND WHO FINDS HER OWN FAVORITES: “ROXY” 💎
She hears everybody’s recommendations. Then she makes her own choice.
Give “Roxy” time in the listening session. Your personal CRUSH pick might be waiting beyond the first songs somebody sends you.
FOR THE FRIEND WHO FINALLY SAID YES: “TURNT” 🚨
She’s coming. She’s getting ready. Stop asking whether she’s sure.
Send “Turnt” with the plans and let her catch up on the catalog conversation before she arrives.
FOR THE WHOLE CREW: “TURN UP DA STRIP” 🌃
Everybody accounted for? Good.
Finish this discovery run with “Turn Up da Strip,” save the selections you connected with and take your favorites into the next gathering.
🍎 Listen to “Turn Up da Strip”
For Mikey, the ambition is to make CRUSH part of women enjoying themselves together. A song shared between friends. A dance somebody starts. A record somebody asks to hear again.
Every listener gets to decide which selection makes that connection.
Find your pick. Send it to your person. Let the link-up begin.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Everybody brings something to the party.
THE DANCE FLOOR IS THE MAIN EVENT 🍑🔥 Mr CRUSH puts women, movement and a good time at the center of his party catalog. CRUSH Magazine | The After-Dark Edition
THE DANCE FLOOR IS THE MAIN EVENT 🍑🔥
Mr CRUSH puts women, movement and a good time at the center of his party catalog.
CRUSH Magazine | The After-Dark Edition
The pictures are taken. The outfits have received their compliments. Everybody knows who came with whom.
Now let the women dance.
That’s the invitation at the center of Mr CRUSH’s party-music mission. The Savannah artist, also known as PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper, wants his music connected to women enjoying themselves: twerking with their friends, finding their confidence and making an ordinary night feel worth getting dressed for.
This seventeen-song spotlight gives that ambition a place to meet the listener. Six selections come with direct video links. Every title opens another door into the catalog.
Get familiar. Find your favorite. Bring your people into it.
“CRUSH WORLD CUP” — GIVE THE DANCERS THE SPOTLIGHT 🌍🏆
“CRUSH World Cup” takes the dance-centered idea into animation, presenting a fictional international women’s dance competition.
The performers are the action. The competition gives viewers favorites to follow. Put the motion picture on screen and let the room choose its contenders.
Somebody’s going to defend her pick like there’s a trophy in the living room.
🎬 Watch the animated motion picture · 🍎 Stream “CRUSH World Cup”
“99 & 3000” — MAKE THE INTRODUCTION A GROUP EVENT 💃
Open the official “99 & 3000” video while everybody’s together.
Give the song a proper introduction. Let your friends hear it, react to it and decide whether it belongs in their own rotation. This is one of the featured entry points into the CRUSH twerk catalog—and an easy link to pass around.
Your next shared favorite has to start somewhere.
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000” · 🍎 Stream
“JIGGLY PUFF” — LET YOUR PLAYFUL SIDE OUT 🍑
There’s room for the dancer with a routine and the friend making it up as she goes.
“Jiggly Puff” brings its playful title and official video into the spotlight. Put it on, find your own way into the moment and enjoy the company around you.
The move you invent while laughing with your friend might become the one you both remember.
🎬 Watch “Jiggly Puff” · 🍎 Stream
“RAWEST” FEAT. TALIRAQS — TWO NAMES TO GET FAMILIAR WITH 🔥
Give the collaboration its own moment.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs adds another artist to the CRUSH viewing session. Watch the official video, hear the pairing and send the record to somebody who enjoys discovering collaborations.
When you put your friends on, bring both names with you.
“SOMEBODY BIH” — ATTITUDE INCLUDED 😈
The title makes an entrance.
“Somebody Bih” gives the watchlist another outspoken selection, with an official video ready for the friend who appreciates a little mischief in her music discoveries.
Pull it up. Let her react. You already know she has something to say.
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih” · 🍎 Stream
“SLUTTY VEGAN” — FOLLOW THE DOUBLE TAKE 💋
You read it correctly.
“Slutty Vegan” brings a cheeky name into the CRUSH catalog spotlight. Follow that curiosity into the official video, then decide where the song belongs among your picks.
The title got a look. Give the music a listen.
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan” · 🍎 Stream
“GOLD BOTTLES” — THE OCCASION IS YOU 🍾
A birthday is a reason. A personal win is a reason. Getting your friends together after weeks of conflicting schedules is absolutely a reason.
Explore “Gold Bottles” while the celebration comes together. Make a little room to appreciate the people who showed up.
“LONGISLANDICEDTEA” — LET THE EVENING DEVELOP 🍹
Dinner is finished. Nobody seems particularly interested in going home.
Put “LongIslandIcedTea” into your CRUSH discovery session while the crew considers the next stop. Share it with the friend assembling the night’s playlist.
“WEATHER MACHINE” — ADD ANOTHER POSSIBILITY TO THE FORECAST 🌡️
Give “Weather Machine” its turn as you explore the catalog.
The larger-than-life title offers another introduction to Mikey’s imaginative naming. Open the song and make your own connection with it.
“BOPS LIKE MIKE” — REMEMBER THE NAME ✨
Mr CRUSH. PartyPlugMikey. Plug Not A Rapper.
“Bops Like Mike” is another place to get acquainted with the artist behind those identities. Add it to the listening run and bring a friend along for the discovery.
“MIKEY TYSON” — STEP OUT WITH YOUR CONFIDENCE 🥊
You put the look together. You made the plans. Enjoy being there.
“Mikey Tyson” adds a playful boxing reference to the catalog’s collection of personalities. Give it a listen while you explore your CRUSH favorites.
“THINK SHE A MODEL” — TAKE YOUR TURN IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA 📸
You’ve been taking everybody else’s pictures all night.
Hand your friend the phone.
“Think She a Model” joins this spotlight as an invitation to explore another selection while you’re feeling yourself. Let the outfit have its moment.
“KNOW YOU A FREAQ” — A LITTLE FLIRTATION IN THE QUEUE 😏
The title wears its adult intent openly.
“Know You a Freaq” adds another bold selection to the discovery run. Hear it for yourself and share it with the people who understand your playful side.
“GENTLEMEN’S CLUB ANTHEM” — APPRECIATE THE PERFORMERS 🌙
The title names its nightlife setting directly.
Explore “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem” as part of the catalog’s adult party selection. Give the entertainers their appreciation, too—the confidence and creativity they bring to a room deserve attention.
🍎 Stream “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”
“ROXY” — LEAVE ROOM FOR YOUR OWN DISCOVERY 💎
Your favorite doesn’t have to be the first song somebody sends you.
Spend a little time with “Roxy” before settling on your picks. Catalog exploration gets interesting when you find something you want to introduce yourself.
“TURNT” — SHE CHANGED HER MIND ABOUT STAYING HOME 🚨
Now she wants the address.
Send “Turnt” with the plans and give it a place in the listening session. There’s still time for the friend who finally decided to join the evening.
“TURN UP DA STRIP” — TAKE YOUR FAVORITES WITH YOU 🌃
Finish the discovery run with “Turn Up da Strip,” then carry your selections into the next gathering.
Save what you connect with. Request the song you want to hear. Be the person who introduces somebody else to a new favorite.
At the center of this CRUSH catalog push is a simple ambition: music becoming part of women having a good time.
A friend gets up first. Another joins her. The evening finds its rhythm.
Find your CRUSH pick. Send it to your girls. Make some room to dance.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. The dance floor is the main event.
WHO PUT YOU ON CRUSH? 🔥 Mr CRUSH’s party catalog is an invitation worth passing around. CRUSH Magazine | The Put-Your-Friends-On Edition
WHO PUT YOU ON CRUSH? 🔥
Mr CRUSH’s party catalog is an invitation worth passing around.
CRUSH Magazine | The Put-Your-Friends-On Edition
There’s a particular satisfaction in sending somebody a song before they ask for it.
You know their taste. You know which friend needs something for her birthday playlist, which one is always learning a new dance and which one will turn a casual night at home into an event.
So you send the link.
That’s the introduction Mr CRUSH wants. Personal. Playful. Passed from one person to another.
The Savannah artist behind PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper puts women’s enjoyment at the center of his party-music ambition. Dancing, twerking, confidence and fun are the purpose driving this side of his catalog.
This CRUSH Magazine spotlight gives that introduction seventeen places to start. Six selections include videos, ready to watch and share.
Find your favorite. Be the friend who sends it.
SEND “99 & 3000” TO THE FRIEND WHO STARTS THE PARTY 💃
She gets everybody involved. She makes the shy friend comfortable. She knows a gathering can become a good night before anybody leaves the house.
Put “99 & 3000” in her messages.
The official video offers a direct introduction to the CRUSH catalog. Watch it together, hear the song and let the conversation develop from there. A new favorite starts with somebody giving it a chance.
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000” · 🍎 Listen
SEND “JIGGLY PUFF” TO THE FRIEND WITH ZERO STAGE FRIGHT 🍑
A camera appears and she’s ready. An open patch of floor appears and she’s already considering her options.
“Jiggly Puff” brings a playful title into the CRUSH twerk-catalog spotlight, with an official video to open the introduction.
Let your fun friend have her moment. Join her if you feel like it. The laughter between dance attempts deserves a place in the memory, too.
🎬 Watch “Jiggly Puff” · 🍎 Listen
SEND “RAWEST” TO THE FRIEND WHO ACTUALLY CHECKS THE FEATURES 🔥
She wants to know who’s on the record. Give her both names.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs puts the collaboration in focus, with an official video that makes it easy to explore. Hear the artists together, choose the moments that catch your attention and share the song with its feature credit intact.
Put somebody on the music—and the people making it.
SEND “SOMEBODY BIH” TO THE FRIEND WHO UNDERSTANDS THE DELIVERY 😈
Some friendships need very little explanation.
“Somebody Bih” brings an outspoken title to the watchlist and gives you a video to send with it. Open it, hear the record and enjoy whatever conversation follows.
You already know which friend is going to respond first.
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih” · 🍎 Listen
SEND “SLUTTY VEGAN” TO THE FRIEND WHO ALWAYS ASKS FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT 💋
Start with the title. Follow through with the song.
“Slutty Vegan” adds another cheeky name to this CRUSH introduction, with an official video available to explore. Give it a watch and decide whether it earns a place in your rotation.
Curiosity gets you to the link. Your taste decides what happens next.
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan” · 🍎 Listen
SEND “CRUSH WORLD CUP” TO THE FRIEND WHO HAS A FAVORITE DANCER WITHIN THIRTY SECONDS 🌍🏆
She appreciates the moves. She notices the personality. And once she picks her favorite, she’s defending that decision.
“CRUSH World Cup” gives her an animated motion picture centered on a fictional international women’s dance competition. The concept places female performers at the heart of the action and invites viewers into the spectacle.
Put it on the television. Everybody gets a pick.
🎬 Watch “CRUSH World Cup” · 🍎 Listen
THERE’S MORE TO SEND
For the friend planning a celebration, introduce “Gold Bottles” and “LongIslandIcedTea”. Give her two more selections to explore while she builds the evening’s playlist.
For the friend getting acquainted with Mikey, share “Bops Like Mike”, “Mikey Tyson” and “Weather Machine”. Let her explore the artist’s personality across more than one title.
For the friend who loves getting dressed up, put “Think She a Model” in the conversation. While she’s listening, give “Roxy” its own turn.
For the grown-folks listening session, explore “Know You a Freaq” and “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”. Both titles make the adult nightlife side of the catalog plain.
And for the friend finally asking where everybody’s going, send “Turnt” and “Turn Up da Strip” along with the plans.
THE NEXT INTRODUCTION COULD BE YOURS
Mikey’s ambition is for CRUSH to become part of the moments women choose for themselves: a dance with friends, a favorite added to a playlist, a song requested on a night worth remembering.
Listeners get to decide which records make that connection.
Hear the music. Watch the videos. Find the one you want somebody else to experience.
Then send it with four words:
“This made me think of you.”
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Put your people on.
DANCERS, THIS ONE’S YOURS 🍑🔥 Mr CRUSH puts movement at the center of his music mission—and invites women to bring their own style. CRUSH Magazine |
DANCERS, THIS ONE’S YOURS 🍑🔥
Mr CRUSH puts movement at the center of his music mission—and invites women to bring their own style.
CRUSH Magazine | The Dance Floor Issue
She hears a song and starts working out the steps.
Her friend catches the idea, adds her own move and suddenly they’re trying it together. Somebody laughs. Somebody starts over. By the third attempt, the routine belongs to both of them.
That kind of participation is what Mr CRUSH wants his music to inspire.
The Savannah artist behind PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper places women dancing, twerking and enjoying themselves at the heart of his party-music ambition. This edition of CRUSH Magazine turns the spotlight toward the dancers: the women who learn choreography, freestyle with their friends or find their confidence one song at a time.
The invitation comes with seventeen songs to explore and six videos to watch.
Find your record. Bring your own moves.
“CRUSH WORLD CUP”: THE DANCERS GET THE MAIN STAGE 🌍🏆
“CRUSH World Cup” makes the dance-centered vision visible through an animated motion picture built around a fictional international women’s dance competition.
The concept gives female performers the central action. Viewers get to follow the competition, choose favorites and appreciate the personalities behind the movement.
For the friend who watches every routine like she’s on the judging panel, start here. For the woman who loves imagining her own entrance, the title provides a big stage.
🎬 Watch “CRUSH World Cup” · 🍎 Listen on Apple Music
“JIGGLY PUFF”: HAVE SOME FUN WITH YOURSELF 🍑
“Jiggly Puff” brings a playful name into the CRUSH twerk-catalog spotlight, with an official video ready for the next watch session.
Put it on with the friends who make you comfortable enough to try something. Dance without worrying about getting every second camera-ready. If the first attempt makes everybody laugh, you’ve already created a good moment.
Your personality deserves as much room as your routine.
🎬 Watch “Jiggly Puff” · 🍎 Listen on Apple Music
“99 & 3000”: INTRODUCE YOUR CREW 💃
Make “99 & 3000” part of your next music-discovery session.
Open the official video, hear the record together and let everybody respond in her own way. The friend with choreography ideas can explore them. The freestyle dancer can do her thing. The one who usually stays seated might simply find a new song to save.
That’s the opening CRUSH is looking for: music becoming part of somebody else’s experience.
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000” · 🍎 Listen on Apple Music
“RAWEST” FEAT. TALIRAQS: GIVE THE COLLAB YOUR ATTENTION 🔥
“Rawest” brings Taliraqs into the feature and gives listeners a collaboration to explore on screen.
Watch the official video, get familiar with both artists and decide what catches your attention. If you pass the record along, bring the feature credit with it.
The spotlight has room for everyone who helped make the song.
🎬 Watch “Rawest” · 🍎 Listen on Apple Music
“SOMEBODY BIH”: BRING YOUR ATTITUDE 😈
Sometimes the title makes the introduction before anybody says a word.
“Somebody Bih” adds a bold name and an official video to this CRUSH selection. Give it a watch, hear it for yourself and send it to the friend whose personality always shows up in her dancing.
The best part of sharing music is finding out what somebody else hears in it.
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih” · 🍎 Listen on Apple Music
“SLUTTY VEGAN”: FOLLOW THE CURIOSITY 💋
“Slutty Vegan” gets attention with its cheeky title. The official video gives that curiosity somewhere to go.
Put it into the viewing session and make your own call. Maybe it becomes a selection you share. Maybe it sends you further into the catalog. Either way, discovery starts with giving the music a moment.
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan” · 🍎 Listen on Apple Music
KEEP THE SESSION OPEN
There are eleven more selections in this spotlight, each another chance to find your personal CRUSH pick:
“Gold Bottles” — Give your celebration playlist another candidate. Your crew finally getting together is an occasion.
“LongIslandIcedTea” — Add it to the evening’s discovery queue while everybody decides where the night is going.
“Weather Machine” — Explore another larger-than-life title from the CRUSH world.
“Bops Like Mike” — Get familiar with Mikey, then bring somebody new into the conversation.
“Mikey Tyson” — Let the playful boxing reference introduce another piece of the artist’s personality.
“Think She a Model” — Put this title on the list for your next getting-ready session. Feeling yourself is welcome.
“Know You a Freaq” — Explore the flirtatious, adult side of the catalog with a title that makes its invitation plain.
“Gentlemen’s Club Anthem” — Give the nightlife selections their turn and show appreciation for the performers.
“Turnt” — Send this one to the friend who has finally agreed to come out.
“Roxy” — Take your time with another catalog selection before choosing your favorites.
“Turn Up da Strip” — Finish the listening run, save your picks and take the conversation into your next night out.
For Mikey, the ambition reaches beyond a listener recognizing his name. He wants the music to become part of women having fun: a dance between friends, a favorite requested again, a little confidence carried into the weekend.
The dancer brings something of her own to that connection. Her timing. Her humor. Her interpretation. Her choice to get up and move.
Pick the song that speaks to you. Make the moment yours.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Your moves belong to you.
PRETTY GIRLS, BIG PLANS & A LITTLE CRUSH 🍑🔥 The girls’ trip edition: seventeen songs to explore before the bags are even unpacked. CRUSH Magazine |
PRETTY GIRLS, BIG PLANS & A LITTLE CRUSH 🍑🔥
The girls’ trip edition: seventeen songs to explore before the bags are even unpacked.
CRUSH Magazine | Music & Nightlife
The booking is confirmed. The suitcase is fighting for its life. Somebody packed six outfits for a two-night trip, and the group chat has collectively decided that this is reasonable.
One detail remains: who’s bringing the music?
Mr CRUSH is putting his catalog in the conversation.
The Savannah artist—also known as PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper—has a clear ambition for his party music: women dancing, twerking, feeling themselves and enjoying their people. That invitation travels. Take it into the getting-ready session, the vacation rental, the birthday weekend or the night everyone finally gets together.
This CRUSH Magazine edition brings seventeen selections into one place, with six direct video links for the crew that wants something on the screen while the plans come together.
Your destination is booked. Your favorites are yours to choose.
“CRUSH WORLD CUP” — EVERYBODY’S REPRESENTING SOMETHING 🌍🏆
Your hometown. Your dance style. Your friend who insists she would win if somebody gave her a chance.
“CRUSH World Cup” brings an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition to the watchlist. Female performers drive the concept, giving the room a reason to choose favorites and get a little competitive.
Pull it up on the television. Let everybody make her case.
🎬 Watch “CRUSH World Cup” · 🍎 Listen
“99 & 3000” — THE FIRST LINK IN THE TRIP CHAT 💃
Before somebody sends another restaurant reservation, drop the official “99 & 3000” video.
Make discovering the music something you do together. Watch it before the trip, revisit it with the crew and decide whether it earns a spot among the songs you’re taking into the weekend.
Put your friends on early. Claim your discovery privileges later.
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000” · 🍎 Listen
“JIGGLY PUFF” — SHE’S ALREADY MOVING THE FURNITURE 🍑
Every crew has somebody who sees a living room and immediately identifies the dance space.
Give her the remote.
“Jiggly Puff” adds a playful title and an official video to the CRUSH twerk-catalog spotlight. Open it, enjoy it and leave room for whatever your friends bring to the moment—dancing, laughter or an entirely unnecessary talent-show introduction.
🎬 Watch “Jiggly Puff” · 🍎 Listen
“RAWEST” FEAT. TALIRAQS — PUT BOTH ARTISTS ON YOUR RADAR 🔥
The collaboration gets its own place in the itinerary.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs gives listeners another connection to explore within the CRUSH catalog. Spend a little time with the official video, hear the pairing and share the link with both names attached.
Your next music conversation can start right here.
“SOMEBODY BIH” — SEND IT TO THE FRIEND WHO GETS YOU 😈
No paragraph. No explanation. Just the link.
“Somebody Bih” brings its outspoken title into the video lineup, ready for the friends whose sense of humor needs very little translation. Put it on during the watch session and let everybody react for herself.
Some conversations belong exclusively in the trip chat.
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih” · 🍎 Listen
“SLUTTY VEGAN” — CURIOSITY MADE THE ITINERARY 💋
You noticed the title. Follow through.
“Slutty Vegan” brings another cheeky introduction to the CRUSH selection, with an official video one tap away. Give the record its turn before deciding where it belongs in your rotation.
The friend who keeps asking for something different now has something to open.
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan” · 🍎 Listen
“GOLD BOTTLES” — GET EVERYBODY IN THE PICTURE 🍾
Somebody coordinated the dates, somebody found the place and everybody finally made it.
That deserves a moment.
Add “Gold Bottles” to your CRUSH listening list while the crew settles in. Celebrate the gathering itself. Take the group picture before anybody disappears to change again.
“LONGISLANDICEDTEA” — DINNER PLANS, OPEN POSSIBILITIES 🍹
The reservation is locked. The rest of the evening still has room to surprise you.
Explore “LongIslandIcedTea” while everybody finishes getting ready. Send it to the friend making the weekend playlist and let her decide where it fits.
A little spontaneity can have a place in the schedule.
🍎 Listen to “LongIslandIcedTea”
“THINK SHE A MODEL” — YOUR FRIEND FOUND THE BALCONY LIGHT 📸
Go get the picture.
“Think She a Model” earns a spot in this getting-ready edition through its title’s invitation to feel yourself. Give it a listen, appreciate the look you put together and make sure your friend gets her turn in front of the camera.
The photographer deserves pictures, too.
🍎 Listen to “Think She a Model”
“MIKEY TYSON” — CONFIDENCE IS ALREADY PACKED 🥊
You brought the outfit. Bring yourself fully into it.
The playful boxing reference makes “Mikey Tyson” another memorable name to explore in the catalog. Add it to your listening round while the crew gets ready to step out.
“WEATHER MACHINE” — GIVE THE FORECAST SOME OPTIONS 🌡️
Beach afternoon? Indoor plans? A change of destination?
“Weather Machine” joins the discovery list while the group figures out its next move. Put the song in the queue and let somebody else refresh the forecast for a minute.
🍎 Listen to “Weather Machine”
“BOPS LIKE MIKE” — GET FAMILIAR WITH THE NAME ✨
Mr CRUSH. PartyPlugMikey. Plug Not A Rapper.
“Bops Like Mike” gives listeners another doorway into the artist behind those identities. Hear it for yourself and introduce somebody who hasn’t explored the catalog yet.
“KNOW YOU A FREAQ” — GROWN-FOLKS PLANS 😏
The title wears its flirtation openly.
“Know You a Freaq” belongs to the adult side of this catalog spotlight. Explore it with the friends who appreciate your playful side and enjoy the evening on your own terms.
🍎 Listen to “Know You a Freaq”
“GENTLEMEN’S CLUB ANTHEM” — SHOW THE PERFORMERS SOME LOVE 🌙
Adult nightlife has a place in the CRUSH selection, and this title puts it plainly.
Give “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem” a listen as you explore. Wherever the night takes your crew, appreciate the dancers and entertainers who bring their creativity and presence to the room.
🍎 Listen to “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”
“ROXY” — A LITTLE DISCOVERY BETWEEN THE PLANS 💎
Take your time with the catalog.
“Roxy” gives listeners another selection to get acquainted with before settling on their favorites. Put it on during the downtime between getting there and going out.
You’ve got a whole weekend to find your picks.
“TURNT” — THE NAP HAS BEEN CANCELED 🚨
She said she was resting. Now she’s asking for the mirror.
Send “Turnt” to the friend who has officially rejoined the evening. Give the record a turn while everybody catches up with the revised plan.
“TURN UP DA STRIP” — THE CREW IS HEADING OUT 🌃
Room key? Phone? Everybody accounted for?
“Turn Up da Strip” closes this girls’ trip edition with a title that takes the invitation outside. Finish your discovery session, save the songs you connected with and bring your favorites into the next gathering.
🍎 Listen to “Turn Up da Strip”
For Mikey, the ambition is to make CRUSH part of the fun women create together: the dancing, the jokes, the confidence and the moments that become stories on the ride home.
The next favorite belongs to the listener who finds it.
Send this to the trip chat. Everybody gets a pick.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Bring your girls into the music.
PRETTY GIRLS, BIG PLANS & A LITTLE CRUSH 🍑🔥 The girls’ trip edition: seventeen songs to explore before the bags are even unpacked. CRUSH Magazine |
PRETTY GIRLS, BIG PLANS & A LITTLE CRUSH 🍑🔥
The girls’ trip edition: seventeen songs to explore before the bags are even unpacked.
CRUSH Magazine | Music & Nightlife
The booking is confirmed. The suitcase is fighting for its life. Somebody packed six outfits for a two-night trip, and the group chat has collectively decided that this is reasonable.
One detail remains: who’s bringing the music?
Mr CRUSH is putting his catalog in the conversation.
The Savannah artist—also known as PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper—has a clear ambition for his party music: women dancing, twerking, feeling themselves and enjoying their people. That invitation travels. Take it into the getting-ready session, the vacation rental, the birthday weekend or the night everyone finally gets together.
This CRUSH Magazine edition brings seventeen selections into one place, with six direct video links for the crew that wants something on the screen while the plans come together.
Your destination is booked. Your favorites are yours to choose.
“CRUSH WORLD CUP” — EVERYBODY’S REPRESENTING SOMETHING 🌍🏆
Your hometown. Your dance style. Your friend who insists she would win if somebody gave her a chance.
“CRUSH World Cup” brings an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition to the watchlist. Female performers drive the concept, giving the room a reason to choose favorites and get a little competitive.
Pull it up on the television. Let everybody make her case.
🎬 Watch “CRUSH World Cup” · 🍎 Listen
“99 & 3000” — THE FIRST LINK IN THE TRIP CHAT 💃
Before somebody sends another restaurant reservation, drop the official “99 & 3000” video.
Make discovering the music something you do together. Watch it before the trip, revisit it with the crew and decide whether it earns a spot among the songs you’re taking into the weekend.
Put your friends on early. Claim your discovery privileges later.
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000” · 🍎 Listen
“JIGGLY PUFF” — SHE’S ALREADY MOVING THE FURNITURE 🍑
Every crew has somebody who sees a living room and immediately identifies the dance space.
Give her the remote.
“Jiggly Puff” adds a playful title and an official video to the CRUSH twerk-catalog spotlight. Open it, enjoy it and leave room for whatever your friends bring to the moment—dancing, laughter or an entirely unnecessary talent-show introduction.
🎬 Watch “Jiggly Puff” · 🍎 Listen
“RAWEST” FEAT. TALIRAQS — PUT BOTH ARTISTS ON YOUR RADAR 🔥
The collaboration gets its own place in the itinerary.
“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs gives listeners another connection to explore within the CRUSH catalog. Spend a little time with the official video, hear the pairing and share the link with both names attached.
Your next music conversation can start right here.
“SOMEBODY BIH” — SEND IT TO THE FRIEND WHO GETS YOU 😈
No paragraph. No explanation. Just the link.
“Somebody Bih” brings its outspoken title into the video lineup, ready for the friends whose sense of humor needs very little translation. Put it on during the watch session and let everybody react for herself.
Some conversations belong exclusively in the trip chat.
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih” · 🍎 Listen
“SLUTTY VEGAN” — CURIOSITY MADE THE ITINERARY 💋
You noticed the title. Follow through.
“Slutty Vegan” brings another cheeky introduction to the CRUSH selection, with an official video one tap away. Give the record its turn before deciding where it belongs in your rotation.
The friend who keeps asking for something different now has something to open.
🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan” · 🍎 Listen
“GOLD BOTTLES” — GET EVERYBODY IN THE PICTURE 🍾
Somebody coordinated the dates, somebody found the place and everybody finally made it.
That deserves a moment.
Add “Gold Bottles” to your CRUSH listening list while the crew settles in. Celebrate the gathering itself. Take the group picture before anybody disappears to change again.
“LONGISLANDICEDTEA” — DINNER PLANS, OPEN POSSIBILITIES 🍹
The reservation is locked. The rest of the evening still has room to surprise you.
Explore “LongIslandIcedTea” while everybody finishes getting ready. Send it to the friend making the weekend playlist and let her decide where it fits.
A little spontaneity can have a place in the schedule.
🍎 Listen to “LongIslandIcedTea”
“THINK SHE A MODEL” — YOUR FRIEND FOUND THE BALCONY LIGHT 📸
Go get the picture.
“Think She a Model” earns a spot in this getting-ready edition through its title’s invitation to feel yourself. Give it a listen, appreciate the look you put together and make sure your friend gets her turn in front of the camera.
The photographer deserves pictures, too.
🍎 Listen to “Think She a Model”
“MIKEY TYSON” — CONFIDENCE IS ALREADY PACKED 🥊
You brought the outfit. Bring yourself fully into it.
The playful boxing reference makes “Mikey Tyson” another memorable name to explore in the catalog. Add it to your listening round while the crew gets ready to step out.
“WEATHER MACHINE” — GIVE THE FORECAST SOME OPTIONS 🌡️
Beach afternoon? Indoor plans? A change of destination?
“Weather Machine” joins the discovery list while the group figures out its next move. Put the song in the queue and let somebody else refresh the forecast for a minute.
🍎 Listen to “Weather Machine”
“BOPS LIKE MIKE” — GET FAMILIAR WITH THE NAME ✨
Mr CRUSH. PartyPlugMikey. Plug Not A Rapper.
“Bops Like Mike” gives listeners another doorway into the artist behind those identities. Hear it for yourself and introduce somebody who hasn’t explored the catalog yet.
“KNOW YOU A FREAQ” — GROWN-FOLKS PLANS 😏
The title wears its flirtation openly.
“Know You a Freaq” belongs to the adult side of this catalog spotlight. Explore it with the friends who appreciate your playful side and enjoy the evening on your own terms.
🍎 Listen to “Know You a Freaq”
“GENTLEMEN’S CLUB ANTHEM” — SHOW THE PERFORMERS SOME LOVE 🌙
Adult nightlife has a place in the CRUSH selection, and this title puts it plainly.
Give “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem” a listen as you explore. Wherever the night takes your crew, appreciate the dancers and entertainers who bring their creativity and presence to the room.
🍎 Listen to “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”
“ROXY” — A LITTLE DISCOVERY BETWEEN THE PLANS 💎
Take your time with the catalog.
“Roxy” gives listeners another selection to get acquainted with before settling on their favorites. Put it on during the downtime between getting there and going out.
You’ve got a whole weekend to find your picks.
“TURNT” — THE NAP HAS BEEN CANCELED 🚨
She said she was resting. Now she’s asking for the mirror.
Send “Turnt” to the friend who has officially rejoined the evening. Give the record a turn while everybody catches up with the revised plan.
“TURN UP DA STRIP” — THE CREW IS HEADING OUT 🌃
Room key? Phone? Everybody accounted for?
“Turn Up da Strip” closes this girls’ trip edition with a title that takes the invitation outside. Finish your discovery session, save the songs you connected with and bring your favorites into the next gathering.
🍎 Listen to “Turn Up da Strip”
For Mikey, the ambition is to make CRUSH part of the fun women create together: the dancing, the jokes, the confidence and the moments that become stories on the ride home.
The next favorite belongs to the listener who finds it.
Send this to the trip chat. Everybody gets a pick.
Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. Bring your girls into the music.