Midnight: A Late-Night Discovery From Plug Not A Rapper CRUSH Magazine | Crushtober University 21+ Spotlight
Midnight: A Late-Night Discovery From Plug Not A Rapper
CRUSH Magazine | Crushtober University 21+ Spotlight
Some music discoveries happen after the plans are finished—when friends are still talking, somebody opens a playlist, and there’s time for one more selection.
For this CRUSH Magazine edition, that selection is “Midnight.”
The 2-minute, 30-second track appears on Crushtober University 21+, credited to Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey. It gives listeners another direct route into the project beyond the songs already featured in our college, reunion and adult-party coverage.
Listen to “Midnight” on Amazon Music
Find Midnight Within Crushtober University 21+
“Midnight” occupies track 12 on the published album sequence, following “Mr Put That Shit On” and preceding “Shalom Blakk.”
That placement makes it a useful starting point for exploring the middle of the project. Open the song individually, then continue through the surrounding tracks to hear it in context.
For someone who first discovered the album through “Big Booty Anthem,” “College & Alumni Girlz” or “Crush Da Yard,” this is a chance to move further into the catalog.
Give the Late-Night Playlist a New Selection
The title “Midnight” provides the setting for this editorial feature: an adult evening gathering where people have time to introduce music and compare favorites.
Put the song in the queue. Give it a full listen. Then pass the next choice to somebody else.
A shared listening session can become a small exchange of discoveries. One friend introduces an artist. Another finds a different song on the same album. By the end, everybody has something new saved.
Let “Midnight” be your introduction.
Play “Midnight” and share the link
Continue With Bonnet and My Turn
Keep the session focused on Crushtober University 21+ with two more selections.
“Bonnet” runs 2 minutes and 42 seconds and appears later in the album sequence. Explore it alongside “Midnight,” then decide which record you want to revisit.
“My Turn” offers a compact stop at 1 minute and 57 seconds. Add it to the session and let the group choose its favorite of the three.
Together, the three songs make a discovery session of just over seven minutes—enough time to explore a different stretch of the catalog.
Plug Not A Rapper, PartyPlugMikey and Orange Crush
George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known through his recording and entertainment work as Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey, connects music, creative projects and event promotion.
CRUSH Magazine follows those connections through individual song features, catalog discoveries and entertainment coverage. Readers exploring Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded can use these spotlights to find music before a gathering and keep discovering afterward.
For the latest published event information, visit OrangeCrushFestival.net. For the music, follow the links directly to the artist and releases.
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There’s time for another discovery. Put “Midnight” next.
Crush Da Yard: Explore Plug Not A Rapper’s College-Themed Catalog CRUSH Magazine | Crushtober University 21+ Spotlight
Crush Da Yard: Explore Plug Not A Rapper’s College-Themed Catalog
CRUSH Magazine | Crushtober University 21+ Spotlight
The school colors come out. Old friends reconnect. Somebody starts planning the next gathering before the current one ends.
That college-and-alumni setting frames this spotlight on “Crush Da Yard,” a 3-minute, 54-second track from Crushtober University 21+. The release credits Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey.
For listeners exploring the music alongside Orange Crush and CRUSH Reloaded coverage, this record brings another part of the catalog into focus.
Listen to “Crush Da Yard” on Amazon Music
Where Crush Da Yard Sits on the Album
“Crush Da Yard” appears as track six on the published Crushtober University 21+ sequence, immediately after “MEAC Homecoming” and before “Arch Madness.”
Those neighboring titles give listeners a clear route through the project’s college-themed presentation. Start with that stretch of the album, then return to “Crush Da Yard” on its own.
Hearing a song within its album sequence can change which details catch your attention. Give it both listens and decide where it belongs in your rotation.
Bring a New Selection to the Reunion
A reunion playlist can hold songs everybody remembers alongside records somebody is hearing for the first time.
Make “Crush Da Yard” one of those introductions. Send the link when friends begin discussing the weekend. Play it during a shared listening session, then let someone else nominate the next record.
Current students and returning alumni don’t have to arrive with the same favorites. Discovering each other’s music is part of the exchange.
Three More Songs to Explore
Continue through Crushtober University 21+ with selections already featured in CRUSH Magazine.
“College & Alumni Girlz” names the audience directly, making it another starting point for listeners exploring this part of the project.
Listen to “College & Alumni Girlz”
“Big Booty Anthem” brings the adult party side of the catalog into the discovery session.
“My Turn” offers a shorter stop at 1 minute and 57 seconds. Give it a listen and choose which selection gets another play.
Meet the Artist Behind the CRUSH Connection
George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known through his recording and entertainment work as Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey, connects music, event promotion and creative projects.
Through CRUSH Magazine, readers can explore individual releases and the catalog surrounding them. Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded coverage provides another connection for people who first encounter the music through entertainment and event features.
“Crush Da Yard” gives those listeners a specific place to begin: one song, one album and more selections waiting nearby.
Listen, Explore and Stay Connected
Bring your memories to the reunion—and a new song to the playlist.
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Bonnet: Discover Another Plug Not A Rapper Catalog Pick
CRUSH Magazine | Crushtober University 21+ Spotlight
Before the outfit comes together, before anybody sends “I’m outside,” there’s the getting-ready session.
That familiar scene provides the editorial setting for this spotlight on “Bonnet,” a 2-minute, 42-second selection from Crushtober University 21+. The release credits Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey.
If you’ve been exploring the project through “Big Booty Anthem” or “College & Alumni Girlz,” give “Bonnet” its own listen next.
Listen to “Bonnet” on Amazon Music
A Familiar Object, a Distinctive Song Title
A bonnet belongs to an everyday setting: getting ready, winding down, or being comfortable at home.
As a title, it gives this record an immediately recognizable image. It also makes a specific invitation possible: introduce the song during the part of the evening your friends share before heading out.
The title supplies that connection. Press play to discover the song itself.
Put “Bonnet” in the listening queue while everyone gets ready, then let another friend choose what follows. Keep the links for whichever selections people want to hear again.
Find Bonnet on Crushtober University 21+
“Bonnet” appears as track 14 on the published Crushtober University 21+ sequence, between “Shalom Blakk” and “Not Me.”
That places it deeper into the project than the selections featured in our recent opening run of articles. It’s a reason to explore beyond the first tracks you recognize and give the rest of the album some attention.
A catalog discovery can start with a familiar title, a friend’s recommendation or a song you passed over on an earlier listen.
Open “Bonnet” and continue into the album
Build a Three-Song Discovery Session
Pair “Bonnet” with two other selections from the same project.
“My Turn” runs just under two minutes and offers a compact introduction before moving further into the album.
“Midnight” adds another record to explore, with its own 2-minute, 30-second runtime.
Play all three, compare favorites and save the one you want to introduce to somebody else.
Follow the Music Behind PartyPlugMikey
George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known through his recording and entertainment work as Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey, connects music, creative projects and event promotion.
CRUSH Magazine gives listeners a place to explore that work one release at a time. Alongside Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded coverage, the music features introduce songs, connect related releases and point readers toward listening and video destinations.
Whether you arrived through an event search or a friend’s music recommendation, “Bonnet” offers another entry into the catalog.
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Give “Bonnet” a moment in your rotation. Send the link if it becomes your next favorite.
Listen now · Explore Orange Crush music and events
My Turn: A Two-Minute Introduction to More Plug Not A Rapper CRUSH Magazine | Crushtober University 21+ Spotlight
My Turn: A Two-Minute Introduction to More Plug Not A Rapper
CRUSH Magazine | Crushtober University 21+ Spotlight
Pass the playlist. Somebody has a new selection.
“My Turn” brings another discovery to the Plug Not A Rapper catalog. Clocking in at 1 minute and 57 seconds, the track appears on Crushtober University 21+ with credits to Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey.
For listeners who have been following the same few favorites, this edition opens a different door.
Listen to “My Turn” on Amazon Music
Between Two Bigger Catalog Introductions
On the published Crushtober University 21+ tracklist, “My Turn” sits immediately after “Big Booty Anthem” and before “College & Alumni Girlz.”
That placement gives listeners a specific way to explore it: play those three songs in order. Then return to “My Turn” by itself.
The short runtime makes a full listen easy to fit into a discovery session. Give the record those two minutes and decide whether it belongs among the songs you save.
Your Turn to Choose the Music
The title gives this CRUSH Magazine feature a simple social invitation: let somebody else make the next selection.
At the pregame, during the get-ready session or while planning a trip, ask each friend to introduce one record. Give every choice a full listen. Keep the links together so nobody has to search for a song they enjoyed later.
“My Turn” can be your introduction to that exchange. Share it with someone exploring Plug Not A Rapper for the first time, then hear what they bring back.
A shared playlist gets more interesting when everyone contributes.
Explore the Songs on Either Side
“Big Booty Anthem” precedes “My Turn” on the album. Open it as another selection from the adult party side of the catalog.
“College & Alumni Girlz” follows it, giving the sequence a connection to the project’s college-and-alumni theme.
Listen to “College & Alumni Girlz”
Together, these three tracks provide a focused starting point for discovering Crushtober University 21+ beyond an individual song.
Connect With Plug Not A Rapper and Orange Crush
George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known through his music and entertainment work as Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey, brings recording, event promotion and creative projects into the same conversation.
Follow CRUSH Magazine for more song spotlights and artist coverage connected to Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded. Explore the catalog through the music links, and visit the relevant event listings for dates, locations and admission information.
Your next catalog discovery takes less than two minutes.
Fuck 2 Good: An After-Hours Catalog Spotlight CRUSH Magazine | Plug Not A Rapper × CRUSH Reloaded The evening has another chapter—and the playlist has room for a different selection. “Fuck 2 Good”
Fuck 2 Good: An After-Hours Catalog Spotlight
CRUSH Magazine | Plug Not A Rapper × CRUSH Reloaded
The evening has another chapter—and the playlist has room for a different selection.
“Fuck 2 Good” takes this edition’s spotlight, bringing an explicitly adult title into the Plug Not A Rapper catalog discovery series. The track appears on Crushtober University 21+, runs 2 minutes and 46 seconds, and credits Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper.
For listeners exploring beyond “Somebody Bih,” “Slutty Vegan” and “Know You a Freaq,” here’s another record to open.
Listen to “Fuck 2 Good” on Amazon Music
Give the Afterparty Its Own Discovery
An adult nightlife playlist can have room for familiar favorites and fresh introductions.
“Fuck 2 Good” gets the featured placement in this CRUSH Magazine after-hours edition. Its provocative title makes the theme clear; the listening link lets the record make its own impression.
Play it during your next catalog session. Hear the full track before choosing where it belongs. If it becomes a favorite, send the direct link to someone who hasn’t discovered it yet.
Explore the Album Around the Song
Crushtober University 21+ provides several routes into this part of the catalog. Continue with three selections that haven’t dominated our earlier playlist features.
“Midnight” offers the next stop in this after-hours discovery sequence. At 2 minutes and 30 seconds, it gives listeners another compact selection to explore.
“Bonnet” adds another distinctive title to the project’s tracklist. Give the song its own listen and decide whether it earns a place in your personal rotation.
“My Turn” runs 1 minute and 57 seconds. Put it beside the other selections, then choose which record you want to revisit first.
Watch More From Plug Not A Rapper
For a separate video discovery, explore “Somebody Bih” and “Slutty Vegan.” Both have official music videos available through the links below, offering visual companions to a wider catalog listening session.
Watch “Somebody Bih” · Watch “Slutty Vegan”
Looking for more? Browse the Orange Crush music-video collection and follow the releases that catch your attention.
The Music Behind PartyPlugMikey
George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known through his recording and entertainment work as Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey, connects music, creative projects and event promotion.
Through CRUSH Magazine, readers can discover individual records, explore earlier projects and follow the music alongside Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded coverage.
“Fuck 2 Good” gives that discovery another starting point—one song with a direct route into a larger project.
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Open the record. Find your favorite. Keep the catalog moving through your playlist.
College & Alumni Girlz: Put the Reunion on Your Playlist CRUSH Magazine | Plug Not A Rapper Music Spotlight
College & Alumni Girlz: Put the Reunion on Your Playlist
CRUSH Magazine | Plug Not A Rapper Music Spotlight
The reunion starts before anybody reaches campus.
An old friend sends a picture. Somebody finds the group chat. The conversation jumps from “Remember when?” to “Who’s coming?”
“College & Alumni Girlz” gives that college-and-alumni connection a place in the Plug Not A Rapper catalog. Appearing on Crushtober University 21+, the 4-minute, 54-second track is credited to Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey.
For this CRUSH Magazine spotlight, the invitation is to discover the record with the people who make those reunions worth planning.
Listen to “College & Alumni Girlz” on Amazon Music
A Catalog Pick for the Homecoming Conversation
Homecoming brings different chapters of life into the same gathering. Current students meet returning graduates. Former classmates introduce new friends. People who haven’t seen each other in years pick up a conversation.
The title “College & Alumni Girlz” speaks directly to that shared world. It gives this feature a clear audience and a specific setting: adult listeners building their own soundtrack for reunions, college nightlife and alumni weekends.
Add the song to the listening session while plans come together. Let everyone hear it, compare favorites and decide what travels into the weekend’s playlist.
Give the Women Organizing the Weekend Their Moment
Somebody keeps the plans moving.
She remembers who needs a ride. She gets everybody into the picture. She sends the address again without making a big deal of it.
Let this edition be an invitation to include those friends in the celebration. Ask what they want to hear. Give them a turn choosing the music. Make sure the person documenting everybody else’s weekend appears in the memories, too.
Start with “College & Alumni Girlz,” then let the group build the rest.
Play the song and share it with your crew
Explore More of Crushtober University 21+
Keep the discovery within the project with two additional selections.
“Crush Da Yard” offers another title connected to the album’s college-themed presentation. Open it alongside “College & Alumni Girlz” and explore how the songs fit into your personal rotation.
“Big Booty Anthem” takes the discovery into the adult party side of the catalog. Give it a separate listen and let the people building the dance playlist make their selections.
From Plug Not A Rapper to the Orange Crush Experience
George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known through his music and entertainment work as Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey, connects recording, creative projects and event promotion.
CRUSH Magazine brings those connections into focus through song spotlights, artist coverage and community stories. Readers following Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded can use the music features to explore the catalog beyond a single release.
Discover the songs here, then visit the relevant event listing for dates, locations and admission details.
Explore Plug Not A Rapper on Apple Music · Browse CRUSH Magazine · Visit Orange Crush
Send the reunion plans. Send the song. Give the group chat something new to talk about.
ChokKko: The Plug Not A Rapper Track to Discover Next CRUSH Magazine | Mapouka Twerk Doctor Catalog Spotlight
ChokKko: The Plug Not A Rapper Track to Discover Next
CRUSH Magazine | Mapouka Twerk Doctor Catalog Spotlight
You opened “99 & 3000.” You found “Jiggly Puff.” Keep going.
“ChokKko” featuring PartyPlugMikey deserves a stop on your next trip through Plug Not A Rapper’s Mapouka Twerk Doctor. Released on the project dated February 16, 2024, the song sits between “Mikey Tyson” and “Think She a Model,” placing it within a concentrated chapter of the artist’s adult dance and nightlife catalog.
This CRUSH Magazine feature puts “ChokKko” at the center of the discovery.
Listen to “ChokKko” featuring PartyPlugMikey on Apple Music
Go Deeper Into Mapouka Twerk Doctor
An album can have several entry points. The first song you discover doesn’t have to be the only one you take with you.
Mapouka Twerk Doctor brings together eight selections:
Status
99 & 3000
Mikey Tyson
ChokKko
Think She a Model
Know You a Freaq
Jiggly Puff
Gentlemen’s Club Anthem
For listeners already familiar with some of those titles, “ChokKko” offers a reason to return to the complete project. Play it in sequence, then hear it on its own. Decide where it belongs among your favorites.
Explore Mapouka Twerk Doctor on TIDAL
Give ChokKko a Place in Your Party-Playlist Search
Looking for another selection for an adult party playlist? Start by giving “ChokKko” your attention.
Bring it into a listening session with friends. Let the people choosing the music—and the people who want to dance—make their own picks. If it connects, save the song and share its direct link.
That is the invitation behind this Orange Crush music-discovery feature: explore more of the catalog and build a rotation that reflects your taste.
Watch Two Videos From the Same Project
Continue the Mapouka Twerk Doctor discovery with the official videos for “99 & 3000” and “Jiggly Puff.” These companion selections offer a visual route into the project while “ChokKko” receives this edition’s song spotlight.
Watch “99 & 3000” · Watch “Jiggly Puff”
Plug Not A Rapper, PartyPlugMikey and Orange Crush
George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known as Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey, connects his recording work with a wider world of entertainment, event promotion and creative projects.
Through CRUSH Magazine, listeners can explore individual songs, revisit earlier releases and discover videos connected to the catalog. Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded coverage adds another point of connection for readers following the events and the music around them.
Whether you arrived through a festival search, an artist feature or a friend’s recommendation, “ChokKko” gives you another record to explore.
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Put “ChokKko” next in the queue. Find out where it lands in your rotation.
Listen now · Explore Orange Crush music and events
Big Booty Anthem: Discover Another Side of Plug Not A Rapper’s Party Catalog CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Music Discovery The playlist has room for a new selection. “Big Booty Anthem”
Big Booty Anthem: Discover Another Side of Plug Not A Rapper’s Party Catalog
CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Music Discovery
The playlist has room for a new selection.
“Big Booty Anthem” brings a direct, unmistakable title to Plug Not A Rapper’s catalog. Appearing on Crushtober University 21+, the 3-minute, 31-second track is credited to Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey.
For listeners exploring the adult party and dance side of the music, this is the next record to open.
Listen to “Big Booty Anthem” on Amazon Music
A Fresh Pick for Your Orange Crush Playlist
Building a personal Orange Crush playlist means discovering records beyond the first few songs you recognize.
“Big Booty Anthem” gets its own spotlight in CRUSH Magazine’s music series, with an invitation to listeners planning a beach trip, an adult pool-party gathering or a night with friends: give the song a full listen and decide where it belongs in your rotation.
Send it to the friend who picks the music. Let the dancers choose whether it makes their list. Bring a different record into the conversation.
The title makes the introduction. Press play for the rest.
Explore Crushtober University 21+
“Big Booty Anthem” is one doorway into a larger project. Continue the discovery with three more selections from Crushtober University 21+.
“College & Alumni Girlz” puts a specific audience in its title. Add it to the conversation when friends are comparing homecoming and alumni-weekend playlist picks.
Listen to “College & Alumni Girlz”
“My Turn” offers a compact catalog stop at 1 minute and 57 seconds. Give it a listen alongside “Big Booty Anthem,” then choose which record you want to revisit.
“Crush Da Yard” provides another connection to the project’s college-themed presentation. Explore it while building your own selection of music for the next gathering.
Meet Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey
Behind the music is George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known through his creative work as Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey.
His music, entertainment projects and event promotion meet across the Orange Crush and CRUSH Magazine platforms. A visitor might arrive through event coverage, discover a song, and follow that interest into an album or music-video collection.
“Big Booty Anthem” offers another place to begin that journey.
Explore Plug Not A Rapper on Apple Music
Watch More From the Catalog
Continue into the visual catalog with “Jiggly Puff” and “99 & 3000.” Both have official videos linked below and provide further selections to explore alongside this feature.
Keep Up With Orange Crush and CRUSH Reloaded
Follow CRUSH Magazine for more catalog spotlights, artist features and entertainment coverage connected to Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded.
For a particular event’s dates, location and admission details, visit its published listing through OrangeCrushFestival.net.
For the music, start right here.
Play “Big Booty Anthem,” save your favorite, and send the link to your crew.
Plug Not A Rapper: Music, Videos & the Orange Crush Experience Discover the music. Meet PartyPlugMikey. Explore Orange Crush Tour, CRUSH Reloaded and CRUSH Magazine.
Plug Not A Rapper: Music, Videos & the Orange Crush Experience
Discover the music. Meet PartyPlugMikey. Explore Orange Crush Tour, CRUSH Reloaded and CRUSH Magazine.
A song for the ride. A video before the link-up. A new favorite that follows you home.
Welcome to the music and entertainment world of George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III, known as PartyPlugMikey and recording as Plug Not A Rapper. His work connects music, event promotion, visual storytelling and the Orange Crush community.
Whether you arrived looking for Orange Crush events, a Plug Not A Rapper music video, or something new for your party playlist, start here.
Explore Plug Not A Rapper on Apple Music · Watch music videos · Explore Orange Crush
Discover More of the Plug Not A Rapper Catalog
The next song you save could be one you haven’t opened yet.
This spotlight brings “Big Booty Anthem,” “ChokKko,” “Fuck 2 Good,” and “College & Alumni Girlz” into the conversation, connecting selections from Crushtober University 21+ and Mapouka Twerk Doctor with the wider catalog.
Big Booty Anthem
Put “Big Booty Anthem” on your discovery list if you’re exploring the adult dance and party side of the catalog. Find the track on Crushtober University 21+, then share it with the friend who always chooses the music.
ChokKko Featuring PartyPlugMikey
Already familiar with “99 & 3000” or “Jiggly Puff”? Keep exploring Mapouka Twerk Doctor with “ChokKko.” This Plug Not A Rapper selection offers another entry into the project—and another contender for your personal rotation.
Fuck 2 Good
Explore “Fuck 2 Good” from Crushtober University 21+. Add it to your adult after-hours listening session and discover more of the music behind the PartyPlugMikey name.
College & Alumni Girlz
Bring “College & Alumni Girlz” into your homecoming playlist conversation. The title puts college and alumni audiences in the spotlight, making it a natural starting point for exploring this chapter of the catalog with your crew.
Listen to “College & Alumni Girlz”
Watch the Music: Plug Not A Rapper Video Picks
Take the discovery from your headphones to the screen.
“99 & 3000” and “Jiggly Puff” provide two visual entry points into the Mapouka Twerk Doctor selections featured throughout CRUSH Magazine’s dance-focused coverage.
Watch “99 & 3000” · Watch “Jiggly Puff”
Explore “Rawest” featuring TALIRAQS for a collaboration spotlight, then continue with “Somebody Bih” and “Slutty Vegan.”
Watch “Rawest” · Watch “Somebody Bih” · Watch “Slutty Vegan”
For another visual chapter, open “Been Jammin,” “What Time,” “Climate Controlla,” and “CRUSH World Cup.” Explore each release individually and find the video you want to send to somebody else.
Watch “Been Jammin” · Watch “What Time” · Watch “Climate Controlla” · Watch “CRUSH World Cup”
Orange Crush Tour & CRUSH Reloaded: Find Your Soundtrack
Music is part of how people prepare for an event, connect during it and remember it afterward.
The Orange Crush Tour and CRUSH Reloaded soundtrack series explores that connection through music discovery: beach-day selections, poolside playlists, artist showcases, adult nightlife features and college-and-alumni gatherings.
Follow the coverage across the Orange Crush destinations of Miami, Savannah, Tybee Island, Atlanta and Jacksonville. Discover a song for your own listening queue, then visit the event information for the details of a particular gathering.
For dates, venues, ticket availability and entry requirements, check the relevant event listing before making plans.
Explore Orange Crush event information
Meet George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III
George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III brings together several connected roles: recording artist, entertainer, event promoter and creative entrepreneur.
Plug Not A Rapper is the recording identity at the center of this music catalog. PartyPlugMikey connects that creative work with entertainment and event promotion. CRUSH Magazine provides a home for music discovery, artist features and community stories, while Orange Crush connects visitors with event information and entertainment coverage.
Explore the songs, watch the videos and follow the projects that interest you most.
Keep Up With the Music & Entertainment
Choose your platform and stay connected:
Find your song. Share the video. Explore the next Orange Crush experience.
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT “THINK SHE A MODEL”: PUT THE CONFIDENCE IN THE FRAME Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey spotlight the personality behind the pose CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • FASHION
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“THINK SHE A MODEL”: PUT THE CONFIDENCE IN THE FRAME
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey spotlight the personality behind the pose
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • FASHION • CRUSH RELOADED
The camera comes out, the group gathers around, and somebody says, “Take another one.”
It’s not always about being a professional model. Sometimes it’s about feeling good in your outfit, choosing your own angle, and enjoying the moment with your friends.
That’s the invitation in the title “Think She A Model.”
The Plug Not A Rapper track featuring PartyPlugMikey appears on Mapouka Twerk Doctor, the 2024 project that also includes “99 & 3000,” “Mikey Tyson,” and “JIGGLY PUFF.”
🎧 STREAM “THINK SHE A MODEL” ON APPLE MUSIC
EVERYBODY GETS THEIR MOMENT
A night out has its own preparations. The outfit gets chosen, the group chat approves—or argues about—the look, and somebody finds the right light before everyone leaves.
“Think She A Model” gives that getting-ready ritual a record to try in the rotation. Put it on while the group is taking pictures, then let the women in the room decide whether it makes the playlist.
The confidence is already there. The music gives the moment another way to be remembered.
FROM THE PRE-GAME TO THE CRUSH CATALOG
Once you’ve heard “Think She A Model,” keep exploring Mapouka Twerk Doctor. Watch the video for “99 & 3000,” then see what “JIGGLY PUFF” brings to the group’s listening session.
🎧 Stream “Think She A Model”
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000”
🎬 Watch “JIGGLY PUFF”
💿 Explore Mapouka Twerk Doctor
THE CRUSH RELOADED CONNECTION
A song can have more than one life: on its album, in somebody’s playlist, and in the group chat when a friend sends it with the words, “This is you.”
“Think She A Model” is ready for that introduction. Play it, share it with someone who enjoys their own moment in front of the camera, and let them decide where it fits in their rotation.
🎧 LISTEN TO “THINK SHE A MODEL”
CATERED LISTENING ROUTE: CAMERA READY
Public playlist description:
For the outfit reveal, the group pictures, and the ride out. Start with “Think She A Model,” then explore more Plug Not A Rapper records and visuals.
Think She A Model — Stream on Apple Music
Baddies — Stream on Apple Music
Xity Gurlz — Find it on Baddies Island
Good Good — Watch the video
PinkSoda — Watch the video
CRUSH WORLD CUP — Watch the video
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist. The order is built around the getting-ready theme and should be checked against the audio before use as a continuous mix.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
SHE DON’T NEED A RUNWAY TO HAVE A MODEL MOMENT. 📸🍊
Tap into “THINK SHE A MODEL” by Plug Not A Rapper featuring PartyPlugMikey.
Tag the friend who always knows her angle.
#ThinkSheAModel #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #MapoukaTwerkDoctor #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT “XITY GURLZ”: PLUG NOT A RAPPER PUTS THE GROUP CHAT ON NOTICE A Baddies Island selection for the women bringing their own personality to the night
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“XITY GURLZ”: PLUG NOT A RAPPER PUTS THE GROUP CHAT ON NOTICE
A
Baddies Island
selection for the women bringing their own personality to the night
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • NIGHTLIFE • CRUSH RELOADED
Every group has its own energy.
One friend plans the night. One takes the pictures. One knows everybody when the group walks in. And one is already dancing before the rest have decided where to stand.
“Xity Gurlz” is a record to bring into that conversation.
The Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey track appears second on Baddies Island, the 2023 project that also includes “Baddies,” “General Tso,” “Turnt,” and “Slutty Vegan.”
🎧 FIND “XITY GURLZ” ON BADDIES ISLAND
THE NIGHT STARTS WITH THE PEOPLE
The best part of getting ready isn’t always the destination. It’s the time before the group leaves: deciding what to wear, passing the phone around, and playing the songs somebody insists everyone needs to hear.
That’s a moment for “Xity Gurlz.”
CRUSH’s existing Baddies Island overview highlights the track for its playful, flirtatious approach. Put it in the pre-game queue, let the group hear it, and ask whether it deserves another spin.
KEEP EXPLORING
BADDIES ISLAND
“Xity Gurlz” follows “Baddies” on the album. Start with those two records, continue into “General Tso,” and let the full project introduce itself.
The eight-song album gives new listeners a compact route through the Baddies Island era—and gives longtime supporters a reason to bring an earlier record back to somebody who hasn’t heard it.
🎧 Stream “Baddies”
🎧 Stream “General Tso”
💿 Explore Baddies Island
TAKE THE PLAYLIST INTO THE CRUSH WORLD
After Baddies Island, continue into the visuals. Watch “JIGGLY PUFF,” turn on “BeenJammin” for the ride, and bring the group into the “CRUSH WORLD CUP.”
🎬 Watch “JIGGLY PUFF”
🎬 Watch “BeenJammin”
🎬 Watch “CRUSH WORLD CUP”
Start with “Xity Gurlz.” Then let the group pick what comes next.
🎧 STREAM BADDIES ISLAND
CATERED LISTENING ROUTE: XITY GURLZ PRE-GAME
Public playlist description:
The group chat has a plan, the outfits are coming together, and the music is everybody’s responsibility. Start on Baddies Island and follow Plug Not A Rapper into the CRUSH visual catalog.
Xity Gurlz — Find it on Baddies Island
Baddies — Stream on Apple Music
General Tso — Stream on Apple Music
JIGGLY PUFF — Watch the video
BeenJammin — Watch the video
CRUSH WORLD CUP — Watch the video
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist. The sequence needs an audio review before use as a continuous mix.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
XITY GURLZ, WHERE Y’ALL AT? 🍊
Go back to BADDIES ISLAND and tap into “XITY GURLZ” by Plug Not A Rapper featuring PartyPlugMikey.
🎧 Find the song on Apple Music
Tag the friend who’s always first on the dance floor.
#XityGurlz #BaddiesIsland #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — COLLABORATION SPOTLIGHT “GET NASTY”: OG IRON MIKE AND PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRING THEIR WORLDS TOGETHER Explore the 2022 single, its video, and more music connecting the two artists
CRUSH MAGAZINE — COLLABORATION SPOTLIGHT
“GET NASTY”: OG IRON MIKE AND PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRING THEIR WORLDS TOGETHER
Explore the 2022 single, its video, and more music connecting the two artists
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • COLLABORATIONS • CRUSH RELOADED
A collaboration can introduce a listener to an artist they didn’t know they were looking for.
“Get Nasty” gives fans of OG Iron Mike a chance to hear Plug Not A Rapper—and gives Plug’s supporters a reason to explore OG Iron Mike’s music.
Released December 14, 2022, the single is credited to OG Iron Mike featuring Plug Not a Rapper on Apple Music. A video connecting OG Iron Mike, Plug Not A Rapper, and PartyPlugMikey is also available on YouTube.
🎧 STREAM “GET NASTY” ON APPLE MUSIC
🎬 WATCH THE “GET NASTY” VIDEO
TWO ARTISTS. ONE INTRODUCTION.
If this is your first time hearing OG Iron Mike, start with “Get Nasty,” then explore his artist page. If you arrived for Plug Not A Rapper, follow the song into the Toxic Plug Love catalog and discover more records connecting the artists.
A collaboration works best as an open door. The single is the meeting point; both artists have music waiting on the other side.
🎧 Explore OG Iron Mike on Apple Music
🎧 Explore Plug Not A Rapper on Apple Music
KEEP LISTENING:
TOXIC PLUG LOVE
The connection between Plug Not A Rapper and OG Iron Mike also appears on Toxic Plug Love.
Amazon Music lists “Nasty Bih” with Plug Not A Rapper and OG Iron Mike featuring PartyPlugMikey. It also credits OG Iron Mike and PartyPlugMikey on “Attitude.” Those are two more selections for listeners who want to follow the collaboration beyond “Get Nasty.”
🎧 Find “Nasty Bih” and “Attitude” on Toxic Plug Love
WATCH, LISTEN, AND PASS IT ON
Start with the “Get Nasty” video. Then stream the single and visit Toxic Plug Love to find the other records.
If you discover an artist or song you hadn’t heard before, send it to somebody who appreciates finding music beyond their usual rotation.
🎬 WATCH “GET NASTY”
🎧 STREAM THE SINGLE
THE OG IRON MIKE × PLUG DISCOVERY ROUTE
Public playlist description:
Start with OG Iron Mike’s “Get Nasty” featuring Plug Not A Rapper, then explore the artists’ connections across the Toxic Plug Love project.
Get Nasty — OG Iron Mike featuring Plug Not a Rapper
Apple Music · YouTube videoNasty Bih — Plug Not A Rapper and OG Iron Mike featuring PartyPlugMikey
Find it on Toxic Plug LoveAttitude — Plug Not A Rapper featuring PartyPlugMikey and OG Iron Mike
Find it on Toxic Plug LoveExplore OG Iron Mike
Apple Music artist pageExplore Plug Not A Rapper
Apple Music artist page
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
OG IRON MIKE 🤝 PLUG NOT A RAPPER
Go back to “GET NASTY,” then explore the artists’ connections on TOXIC PLUG LOVE.
🎬 Watch “Get Nasty”
🎧 Stream the single
💿 Explore Toxic Plug Love
Who are you sending this collaboration to?
#GetNasty #OGIronMike #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — COLLABORATION SPOTLIGHT “GET NASTY”: OG IRON MIKE AND PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRING THEIR WORLDS TOGETHER Explore the 2022 single, its video, and more music connecting the two artists
CRUSH MAGAZINE — COLLABORATION SPOTLIGHT
“GET NASTY”: OG IRON MIKE AND PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRING THEIR WORLDS TOGETHER
Explore the 2022 single, its video, and more music connecting the two artists
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • COLLABORATIONS • CRUSH RELOADED
A collaboration can introduce a listener to an artist they didn’t know they were looking for.
“Get Nasty” gives fans of OG Iron Mike a chance to hear Plug Not A Rapper—and gives Plug’s supporters a reason to explore OG Iron Mike’s music.
Released December 14, 2022, the single is credited to OG Iron Mike featuring Plug Not a Rapper on Apple Music. A video connecting OG Iron Mike, Plug Not A Rapper, and PartyPlugMikey is also available on YouTube.
🎧 STREAM “GET NASTY” ON APPLE MUSIC
🎬 WATCH THE “GET NASTY” VIDEO
TWO ARTISTS. ONE INTRODUCTION.
If this is your first time hearing OG Iron Mike, start with “Get Nasty,” then explore his artist page. If you arrived for Plug Not A Rapper, follow the song into the Toxic Plug Love catalog and discover more records connecting the artists.
A collaboration works best as an open door. The single is the meeting point; both artists have music waiting on the other side.
🎧 Explore OG Iron Mike on Apple Music
🎧 Explore Plug Not A Rapper on Apple Music
KEEP LISTENING:
TOXIC PLUG LOVE
The connection between Plug Not A Rapper and OG Iron Mike also appears on Toxic Plug Love.
Amazon Music lists “Nasty Bih” with Plug Not A Rapper and OG Iron Mike featuring PartyPlugMikey. It also credits OG Iron Mike and PartyPlugMikey on “Attitude.” Those are two more selections for listeners who want to follow the collaboration beyond “Get Nasty.”
🎧 Find “Nasty Bih” and “Attitude” on Toxic Plug Love
WATCH, LISTEN, AND PASS IT ON
Start with the “Get Nasty” video. Then stream the single and visit Toxic Plug Love to find the other records.
If you discover an artist or song you hadn’t heard before, send it to somebody who appreciates finding music beyond their usual rotation.
🎬 WATCH “GET NASTY”
🎧 STREAM THE SINGLE
THE OG IRON MIKE × PLUG DISCOVERY ROUTE
Public playlist description:
Start with OG Iron Mike’s “Get Nasty” featuring Plug Not A Rapper, then explore the artists’ connections across the Toxic Plug Love project.
Get Nasty — OG Iron Mike featuring Plug Not a Rapper
Apple Music · YouTube videoNasty Bih — Plug Not A Rapper and OG Iron Mike featuring PartyPlugMikey
Find it on Toxic Plug LoveAttitude — Plug Not A Rapper featuring PartyPlugMikey and OG Iron Mike
Find it on Toxic Plug LoveExplore OG Iron Mike
Apple Music artist pageExplore Plug Not A Rapper
Apple Music artist page
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
OG IRON MIKE 🤝 PLUG NOT A RAPPER
Go back to “GET NASTY,” then explore the artists’ connections on TOXIC PLUG LOVE.
🎬 Watch “Get Nasty”
🎧 Stream the single
💿 Explore Toxic Plug Love
Who are you sending this collaboration to?
#GetNasty #OGIronMike #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — COLLABORATION SPOTLIGHT “PUSHIN UP”: PLUG NOT A RAPPER AND LOUIVB SHARE A MOMENT ON TOXIC PLUG LOVE
CRUSH MAGAZINE — COLLABORATION SPOTLIGHT
“PUSHIN UP”: PLUG NOT A RAPPER AND LOUIVB SHARE A MOMENT ON
TOXIC PLUG LOVE
A catalog deep cut gives listeners a chance to discover another voice in the Plug’s world
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • COLLABORATIONS • CRUSH RELOADED
A collaboration gives a listener two reasons to pay attention: the artist who brought them to the song and the artist they might discover along the way.
On “Pushin Up,” Plug Not A Rapper connects with LouivB for a track on the 2022 album Toxic Plug Love. Amazon Music lists the song fifth in the project’s 16-track sequence.
🎧 FIND “PUSHIN UP” ON TOXIC PLUG LOVE
LISTEN FOR THE COLLABORATION
For listeners who have been following Party Plug Mikey’s catalog, “Pushin Up” offers a reason to go back and hear a different voice within the Toxic Plug Love project.
For somebody arriving through LouivB, the song opens a path into the rest of Plug Not A Rapper’s album. That’s the value of a catalog collaboration: each artist gives the other’s audience another place to explore.
Start with “Pushin Up,” then listen to the songs surrounding it. The track follows “Somebody Bih” and leads into “Q Dawg” on the album sequence.
KEEP EXPLORING
TOXIC PLUG LOVE
The project gives new listeners several entry points:
“Somebody Bih” — Watch the video
“Pushin Up” featuring LouivB — Find it on the album
“Roxy” featuring PartyPlugMikey — Stream on Apple Music
“Steph” — Watch the video
Give “Pushin Up” its own listen, then follow the project wherever your curiosity takes you.
CATERED LISTENING ROUTE: THE
TOXIC PLUG LOVE
COLLABORATIONS
Public playlist description:
Go deeper into the Toxic Plug Love era and meet the voices featured across Plug Not A Rapper’s project.
Somebody Bih — Watch the video
Pushin Up featuring LouivB — Find it on the album
Q Dawg featuring PartyPlugMikey — Find it on the album
Roxy featuring PartyPlugMikey — Stream on Apple Music
Nasty Bih with OG Iron Mike featuring PartyPlugMikey — Find it on the album
Attitude featuring PartyPlugMikey and OG Iron Mike — Find it on the album
The credits above follow Amazon Music’s album listing.
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
GO DEEPER INTO THE CATALOG. 🍊
Have you heard “PUSHIN UP” featuring LOUIVB?
Find it on Plug Not A Rapper’s TOXIC PLUG LOVE, then explore the rest of the project.
Which collaboration from the album is your favorite?
#PushinUp #LouivB #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #ToxicPlugLove #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT “OUT OF YA LEAGUE”: PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRINGS CONFIDENCE TO TOXIC PLUG LOVE PartyPlugMikey
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“OUT OF YA LEAGUE”: PLUG NOT A RAPPER BRINGS CONFIDENCE TO
TOXIC PLUG LOVE
PartyPlugMikey joins a record built around knowing your value and saying it with personality
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • PERSONALITY • CRUSH RELOADED
There’s a difference between waiting for somebody to recognize your value and walking into the room already knowing it.
“Out Of Ya League” puts that confidence in the title.
The Plug Not A Rapper track featuring PartyPlugMikey appears on Toxic Plug Love, the 2022 album that also includes “Roxy,” “Somebody Bih,” “Plug Love,” and “Steph.”
🎧 FIND “OUT OF YA LEAGUE” ON TOXIC PLUG LOVE
CONFIDENCE IS PART OF THE CONVERSATION
CRUSH’s existing music overview presents “Out Of Ya League” as a playful, confident record. That framing gives listeners an entry point into the song: not just the words in its title, but the personality behind saying them.
It’s a phrase people use when they want to make a statement. Sometimes it’s a serious declaration. Sometimes it’s flirtation. Sometimes it’s the kind of line you say with a smile because you know the other person is going to respond.
Listen to the record and decide how Party Plug Mikey delivers it for you.
LISTEN TO THE PROJECT AROUND IT
“Out Of Ya League” appears ninth on Toxic Plug Love, after “Nasty Bih” and before “Attitude.” That placement gives fans a reason to listen to the songs around it and spend time with the full project.
Start with the spotlight record, then move backward to “Roxy” or forward to “Plug Love.” Each selection gives listeners another piece of the album’s relationship and personality-driven conversation.
🎧 Stream “Roxy”
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih”
💿 Explore Toxic Plug Love
MAKE THE INTRODUCTION
A song doesn’t have to be the newest release in the catalog to be new to somebody hearing it today.
Send Toxic Plug Love to a friend and tell them to find “Out Of Ya League.” Then ask what they played next.
CATERED LISTENING ROUTE: CONFIDENCE & CONVERSATION
Public playlist description:
For the getting-ready mirror, the group chat, and the records you send when you’re feeling yourself. Explore Plug Not A Rapper’s catalog through confidence, attraction, and personality.
Out Of Ya League — Find it on Toxic Plug Love
Steph — Watch the video
Flavorz — Stream on Apple Music
Baddies — Stream on Apple Music
Good Good — Watch the video
Gold Bottles — Stream on Apple Music
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist. The sequence is built around the promotional theme; the transitions need an audio review.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
YOU EVER HAD TO REMIND SOMEBODY WHO THEY’RE TALKING TO? 🍊
Go back into the TOXIC PLUG LOVE era with “OUT OF YA LEAGUE” featuring PartyPlugMikey.
🎧 Find the song on Apple Music
Play it, explore the project, and tell somebody which record belongs in their rotation.
#OutOfYaLeague #ToxicPlugLove #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT “FLAVORZ”: PARTY PLUG MIKEY TURNS ATTRACTION INTO A QUESTION OF TASTE Plug Not A Rapper gives the F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. catalog a flirtatious record to rediscover
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“FLAVORZ”: PARTY PLUG MIKEY TURNS ATTRACTION INTO A QUESTION OF TASTE
Plug Not A Rapper gives the
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
catalog a flirtatious record to rediscover
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • RELATIONSHIPS • CRUSH RELOADED
Everybody has a type—or at least they think they do.
Somebody catches your attention because of their smile. Somebody else has a confidence you notice before they say a word. And sometimes the person you didn’t expect is the one you remember after the night ends.
That’s the kind of conversation “Flavorz” invites listeners into.
The Plug Not A Rapper record featuring PartyPlugMikey appears on F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. CRUSH’s music overview describes it through taste, preference, attraction, and food-related wordplay.
🎧 STREAM “FLAVORZ” ON APPLE MUSIC
WHAT’S YOUR FLAVOR?
“Flavorz” gives attraction a playful way into the conversation. The title is easy to remember, but it also gives listeners room to think about what they notice and what draws them to somebody.
That makes it a record worth sharing with the group—not to make everybody agree, but to hear the different answers.
Play the song. Ask the question. See where the conversation goes.
FIND IT INSIDE
F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
“Flavorz” is one entry into a project that also includes “Weather Machine” and “Bops Like Mike.” A listener can start with the attraction-themed record, then explore more of the album and find a different favorite.
🎧 Stream “Flavorz”
🎧 Stream “Weather Machine”
💿 Explore F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
FROM “FLAVORZ” TO THE REST OF THE MENU
The Plug Not A Rapper catalog has other titles that make food and drink part of the introduction. Follow “Flavorz” with “General Tso,” “PinkSoda,” or “LongIslandIcedTea,” then decide which one belongs in your next listening session.
🎧 Stream “General Tso”
🎬 Watch “PinkSoda”
🎬 Watch “LongIslandIcedTea”
Start with “Flavorz.” Then send it to someone and ask what they think.
CATERED DISCOVERY ROUTE: WHAT’S YOUR FLAVOR?
Public playlist description:
Attraction, personality, and a few memorable items on the menu. Start with “Flavorz” and explore more of Plug Not A Rapper’s catalog.
Flavorz — Stream on Apple Music
General Tso — Stream on Apple Music
Meal Plan — Find it on Home Screen
PinkSoda — Watch the video
LongIslandIcedTea — Watch the video
Good Good — Watch the video
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist. The songs are grouped around the title and attraction theme; the sequence needs an audio review before use as a continuous mix.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
WHAT’S YOUR FLAVOR? 🍊
Tap into “FLAVORZ” by Plug Not A Rapper featuring PartyPlugMikey.
🎧 Stream “Flavorz” on Apple Music
Then explore the full F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. project and find your next favorite.
#Flavorz #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #FRIENDZ8NE #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT “WORLD YOGA COACH”: PARTY PLUG MIKEY BRINGS A DIFFERENT KIND OF COACHING TO THE CRUSH CATALOG
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“WORLD YOGA COACH”: PARTY PLUG MIKEY BRINGS A DIFFERENT KIND OF COACHING TO THE CRUSH CATALOG
A live selection from
Home Screen
gives listeners a playful new title to put in rotation
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • PARTY CULTURE • CRUSH RELOADED
A great song title can make somebody stop scrolling.
“World Yoga Coach” does that before the first note. It’s unexpected, playful, and specific enough to make a new listener ask: What exactly is Party Plug Mikey coaching?
The answer starts on Home Screen. Apple Music lists “World Yoga Coach” featuring PartyPlugMikey [Live] as the fifth track on the 2026 project, with a runtime of two minutes and 22 seconds.
🎧 FIND “WORLD YOGA COACH” [LIVE] ON HOME SCREEN
A TITLE WITH PERSONALITY
Plug Not A Rapper’s catalog has room for relationship records, party songs, confidence, wordplay, and humor. “World Yoga Coach” gives listeners an introduction through that playful side.
CRUSH Magazine’s earlier catalog coverage highlighted the title for its humor and personality. It’s the kind of name that can start a group-chat conversation before somebody even sends the song.
So put it in the queue and let everybody decide what the coaching means to them.
HEAR THE LIVE SELECTION
The version on Home Screen is specifically labeled [Live]. That gives fans a performance-labeled entry point into the project alongside another live selection, “Plug Heartz.”
Start with “World Yoga Coach,” then continue through the album. Listen to “Momentz,” explore “Plug Heartz,” and find the other records you want to bring back into rotation.
🎧 Explore Home Screen
TAKE THE COACH INTO THE CRUSH WORLD
For listeners exploring the movement-facing side of the catalog, “World Yoga Coach” can sit in a discovery session alongside the global dance visuals of “CRUSH WORLD CUP” and the earlier Mapouka Twerk Doctor era.
Watch the visuals, listen to the Home Screen selection, and decide which record your group wants to hear again.
🎬 Watch “CRUSH WORLD CUP”
🎬 Watch “99 & 3000”
🎬 Watch “JIGGLY PUFF”
🎧 LISTEN TO “WORLD YOGA COACH” ON HOME SCREEN
CATERED DISCOVERY ROUTE: CRUSH MOVEMENT CLASS
Public playlist description:
The Coach is in. Start with “World Yoga Coach,” then explore the dance-facing visuals and playful titles in the Plug Not A Rapper catalog.
World Yoga Coach [Live] — Find it on Home Screen
99 & 3000 — Watch the video
JIGGLY PUFF — Watch the video
Bops Like Mike — Stream on Apple Music
CRUSH WORLD CUP — Watch the video
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist. The selections are connected by the campaign theme; a full audio review would help determine the best dance-floor sequence.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
THE COACH IS IN. 🍊🌍
Have you heard “WORLD YOGA COACH” [LIVE] featuring PartyPlugMikey?
Find it on HOME SCREEN, then send it to somebody who needs a new Plug Not A Rapper record in their rotation.
🎧 Listen on Home Screen
Who’s joining the Coach?
#WorldYogaCoach #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #HomeScreen #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT “MEAL PLAN”: PARTY PLUG MIKEY PUTS MORE THAN ONE MEANING ON THE MENU A Home Screen selection brings college culture, attraction, ambition, and wordplay to the table
CRUSH MAGAZINE — SONG SPOTLIGHT
“MEAL PLAN”: PARTY PLUG MIKEY PUTS MORE THAN ONE MEANING ON THE MENU
A
Home Screen
selection brings college culture, attraction, ambition, and wordplay to the table
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • COLLEGE CULTURE • CRUSH RELOADED
On a college campus, a meal plan has a practical meaning: it tells you where and how you’re going to eat.
In conversation, “eating good” can mean something else. It can mean enjoying life, making progress, taking care of yourself, or celebrating a win with the people around you.
Plug Not A Rapper brings those possibilities together on “Meal Plan,” featuring PartyPlugMikey, a selection from Home Screen. Apple Music lists it as the ninth track on the 2026 project.
🎧 FIND “MEAL PLAN” ON HOME SCREEN
ONE PHRASE. MULTIPLE DIRECTIONS.
CRUSH’s existing music overview presents “Meal Plan” as a record that plays with several meanings: campus dining, attraction, love, and the idea of eating well as life improves.
That makes the title a starting point for listeners who enjoy catching more than one idea in a phrase. A campus listener might hear “meal plan” and think about the dining hall. Another person might hear “eating good” and think about the progress they’ve made—or the people they want at the table with them.
The title invites you to listen for how those meanings meet.
FROM CAMPUS TO THE CRUSH PLAYLIST
College life has its own rhythm: classes, group chats, events, homecoming, late-night food runs, and the music playing while everybody figures out where to go next.
“Meal Plan” gives Plug Not A Rapper a natural entry into that conversation. Add it to a CRUSH listening session, then compare it with another food-titled catalog selection, “General Tso.”
🎧 Find “Meal Plan” on Home Screen
🎧 Stream “General Tso”
KEEP EXPLORING
HOME SCREEN
“Meal Plan” appears after “Seasons of Japan” and before “No Service” on Home Screen. Listen to it in the album sequence, then continue to “Message” and “The Special Services.”
Thirteen tracks give listeners room to find different sides of the project. “Meal Plan” is one place to start—especially if you like a title that brings more than one idea to the table.
🎧 EXPLORE THE COMPLETE HOME SCREEN ALBUM
CATERED LISTENING ROUTE: THE CRUSH MEAL PLAN
Public playlist description:
For the campus group chat, the food run, and the ride to the next function. Start with “Meal Plan” and explore more Plug Not A Rapper records with memorable titles and CRUSH connections.
“Meal Plan” — Find it on Home Screen
“General Tso” — Stream on Apple Music
“PinkSoda” — Watch the video
“LongIslandIcedTea” — Watch the video
“Gold Bottles” — Stream on Apple Music
“what time” — Watch the video
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist. The sequence connects the titles and campaign theme; it needs a full audio review before use as a continuous mix.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
WHAT’S ON YOUR MEAL PLAN? 🍽️🍊
Campus dining. Eating good. Leveling up. Attraction.
Tap into “MEAL PLAN” featuring PartyPlugMikey and hear how many meanings you catch.
🎧 Find “Meal Plan” on Home Screen
Who’s coming to the table with you?
#MealPlan #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #HomeScreen #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — CATALOG SPOTLIGHT “G. U. D. ENUFF”: THE QUESTION BEHIND THE CONFIDENCE Plug Not A Rapper opens a different conversation on Toxic Plug Love CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • RELATIONSHIPS •
CRUSH MAGAZINE — CATALOG SPOTLIGHT
“G. U. D. ENUFF”: THE QUESTION BEHIND THE CONFIDENCE
Plug Not A Rapper opens a different conversation on
Toxic Plug Love
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • RELATIONSHIPS • CRUSH RELOADED
A person can walk into a room looking confident and still carry questions nobody else can see.
Am I doing enough? Am I giving enough? Am I enough for the people who matter to me?
Those questions are at the center of CRUSH’s existing description of “G. U. D. ENUFF,” a selection from Plug Not A Rapper’s Toxic Plug Love. The song gives listeners another way to understand the range of a catalog that also includes party records, relationship stories, and festival visuals.
🎧 FIND “G. U. D. ENUFF” ON TOXIC PLUG LOVE
WHEN THE ROOM GETS QUIET
Not every important conversation happens in front of a crowd.
Sometimes it happens on the drive home. Sometimes it arrives after a difficult relationship conversation. Sometimes it’s a thought somebody has been avoiding while staying busy with everything else.
“G. U. D. ENUFF” gives that uncertainty a place in the Toxic Plug Love track list. CRUSH’s music overview frames the record around self-worth, rejection, and the desire for validation. It’s a selection for listeners who want to spend time with a more vulnerable side of the project.
That doesn’t mean every listener will hear it the same way. The question in the title leaves room for people to bring their own experiences to the record.
A DIFFERENT DOOR INTO
TOXIC PLUG LOVE
The album also includes “Roxy,” “Somebody Bih,” “Plug Love,” and “Steph.” Together, those titles give listeners several ways to enter the 2022 project before arriving at “G. U. D. ENUFF,” which appears near the end of the album.
Start with “Roxy” if you’re interested in wordplay. Watch “Somebody Bih” if you want a visual introduction. Then give “G. U. D. ENUFF” its own uninterrupted listen.
🎧 Stream “Roxy”
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih”
💿 Find “G. U. D. ENUFF” on Toxic Plug Love
MAKE ROOM FOR THE WHOLE CATALOG
A listener might meet Party Plug Mikey through the energy of “CRUSH WORLD CUP” or the visual world of “BeenJammin.” A deeper catalog dive gives them room to discover records that speak to different moments.
“G. U. D. ENUFF” is one of those invitations. Press play, sit with the question, and share the song with someone who appreciates music that opens a conversation.
CATERED LISTENING ROUTE: WHEN THE ROOM GETS QUIET
Public playlist description:
A CRUSH catalog route for reflection, relationships, and the conversations that continue after the night slows down. Start with “G. U. D. ENUFF,” then explore more from Plug Not A Rapper.
“G. U. D. ENUFF” — Find it on Toxic Plug Love
“Roxy” — Stream on Apple Music
“Therapy Sessions” — Find it on Not Like Them Rap N**z
“Closest Friends” — Find it on F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.
“OnlyFanz” — Watch the video
“Message” — Stream on Apple Music
This is a proposed discovery route, not a published playlist. The sequence is thematic and needs a full audio review for transitions.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
HAVE YOU EVER QUESTIONED WHETHER YOU WERE ENOUGH? 🍊
Go deeper into the Plug Not A Rapper catalog with “G. U. D. ENUFF” from TOXIC PLUG LOVE.
🎧 Find the song on Apple Music
Listen to the record, then explore the rest of the project.
#GUDENUFF #ToxicPlugLove #PlugNotARapper #PartyPlugMikey #CrushMagazine #CRUSHReloaded
CRUSH MAGAZINE — CATALOG SPOTLIGHT “ROXY”: A NAME WITH MORE THAN ONE MEANING Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey give listeners a reason to revisit the Toxic Plug Love era CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC •
CRUSH MAGAZINE — CATALOG SPOTLIGHT
“ROXY”: A NAME WITH MORE THAN ONE MEANING
Plug Not A Rapper and PartyPlugMikey give listeners a reason to revisit the
Toxic Plug Love
era
CRUSH MAGAZINE | MUSIC • WORDPLAY • CRUSH RELOADED
A name can draw you into a song before you know the story behind it.
“Roxy” is the seventh track on Plug Not A Rapper’s Toxic Plug Love, featuring PartyPlugMikey. At two and a half minutes, the record sits between “Q Dawg” and “Nasty Bih” on the 2022 project.
🎧 STREAM “ROXY” ON APPLE MUSIC
LISTEN CLOSELY TO THE NAME
CRUSH’s existing music coverage describes “Roxy” as a double entendre, playing with both a woman’s name and a reference to Roxicodone. That gives the title more than one possible reading and invites listeners to pay attention to how the word is used in the record.
That’s a different kind of entry point into the catalog. A listener may first be drawn in by the name, then return to hear how the idea unfolds.
Play “Roxy” once for the introduction. Play it again with the title in mind. Then decide which interpretation stays with you.
THE RECORDS AROUND “ROXY”
Toxic Plug Love gives “Roxy” a home inside a 16-song project. Earlier in the sequence, listeners encounter “Somebody Bih”; later, the album moves through “Plug Love,” “Steph,” and “G. U. D. ENUFF.”
That sequence gives new fans more than one route into the project. Start with “Roxy,” watch the “Somebody Bih” visual, then return to the full album.
🎧 Stream “Roxy”
🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih”
💿 Explore Toxic Plug Love
WHY BRING IT BACK?
A listener who discovers Plug Not A Rapper today might come through Am Original, “Arch Madness,” or a YouTube visual. “Roxy” gives that listener a reason to travel back into the catalog and find a record they may not have encountered yet.
Share the song on its own first. Then send the album to the person who asks what else they should hear.
ROXY & THE TOXIC PLUG LOVE ROUTE
Public playlist description:
Start with “Roxy,” then explore more of Plug Not A Rapper’s Toxic Plug Love era. A listening route through the songs and visuals waiting inside the 2022 project.
“Roxy” featuring PartyPlugMikey — Stream on Apple Music
“Somebody Bih” — Stream on Apple Music · Watch the video
“Plug Love” — Find it on Toxic Plug Love
“Steph” — Watch the video
“G. U. D. ENUFF” — Find it on Toxic Plug Love
This is a proposed listening route, not a published Apple Music playlist.
READY-TO-POST PROMO
YOU KNOW ROXY? 🍊
Go back into the TOXIC PLUG LOVE era with “ROXY” by Plug Not A Rapper featuring PartyPlugMikey.
Listen closely to the name—then run the full project.
🎧 Stream “Roxy”
💿 Explore Toxic Plug Love
Have you heard this one before, or is it new to your rotation?
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