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:

• “99 & 3000” — Official video⁠

• “Jiggly Puff” — Official video⁠

• “Rawest” featuring Taliraqs — Official video⁠

• “Somebody Bih” — Official video⁠

• “Slutty Vegan” — Official video⁠

• “CRUSH World Cup” — Animated motion picture⁠

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.