BEEN JAMMIN: FOUR CITIES, ONE ANIMATED BOULEVARD CRUSH Magazine | YouTube Spotlight Savannah. Jacksonville. Atlanta. Miami. Put the destination in—and give the music its moment. “Been Jammin”

BEEN JAMMIN: FOUR CITIES, ONE ANIMATED BOULEVARD

CRUSH Magazine | YouTube Spotlight

Savannah. Jacksonville. Atlanta. Miami. Put the destination in—and give the music its moment.

“Been Jammin” brings Southern automobile culture into Plug Not A Rapper’s animated catalog. Its published visual concept connects four cities through a fictional boulevard, bringing cars, speaker systems, travel, and the artist’s personality into the same imagined setting. (orangecrushfestival.net⁠)

Watch “Been Jammin” on YouTube⁠

There is a familiar pleasure behind that premise: choosing the music before pulling out. Somebody gets control of the playlist. Somebody requests a repeat. A routine trip becomes a shared memory because of what was playing.

That experience gives a car-centered video something human to work with. The vehicle can be extravagant, but the connection is accessible. Plenty of people know what it means to sit through the end of a song after reaching their destination.

“Been Jammin” offers an animated setting for that relationship between music and movement. The official YouTube upload identifies it as an Am Original I animated motion picture and explicitly connects Mr CRUSH, Plug Not A Rapper, and PartyPlugMikey in its title. (youtu.be⁠)

The personality travels with the car

CRUSH’s published coverage also connects “Been Jammin” with the Mikey Dance, positioning an artist-specific movement alongside the automobile concept. That is a creative direction worth watching: a recognizable gesture can give viewers another way to remember the performer. The dance is presented as part of the campaign, rather than evidence of an established viral trend. (orangecrushfestival.net⁠)

The appeal of that combination is straightforward. Cars provide the setting. A dance gives the person beside the car something distinctive to do. Together, they create an invitation that can extend beyond watching: viewers can decide whether the movement is something they want to try themselves.

Take the long way through the catalog

For a YouTube session, place “Been Jammin” between “Climate Controlla”⁠ and “What Time”⁠. Both are verified animated releases carrying the same artist identities, giving the session continuity across three separate titles. (youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠)

Start with the video. Follow the music. Pick the chapter you want to replay.

Press play on “Been Jammin”⁠
Explore Plug Not A Rapper / Party Plug Mikey on YouTube⁠
Browse the official video gallery⁠