CRUSH MAGAZINE PRESENTS: THE PLUG NOT A RAPPER CATALOG The goal is to give every project its own spotlight while giving listeners a reason to move from one song to the next.

CRUSH MAGAZINE PRESENTS: THE PLUG NOT A RAPPER CATALOG

The goal is to give every project its own spotlight while giving listeners a reason to move from one song to the next. Your catalog can be presented as a collection of experiences: festival energy, getting-ready music, late-night records, relationship conversations, Savannah pride, and songs for people discovering Party Plug Mikey for the first time.

I started with the Plug Not A Rapper Apple Music artist page⁠, rather than assuming everything shown under a similarly named artist belongs to you. Apple currently displays seven albums directly on the page, including Am Original, Crush Culture Society, and earlier Plug Not A Rapper projects. Apple search also surfaced older releases that deserve their own catalog review. 

Below is a first editorial package: a verified album directory, catered listening sequences, and public-facing promotional articles. The playlists are curated track lists you can build in Apple Music; they haven’t been created in an Apple Music account.

The album directory

Album

Year on Apple Music

Listen

Am Original

2026

Open album⁠

Crush Culture Society

2026

Open album⁠

Home Screen

2026

Open album⁠

Mr CRUSH

2026

Open album⁠

F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.

2024

Open album⁠

(B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex

2024

Open album⁠

Mapouka Twerk Doctor

2024

Open album⁠

Apple also lists Toxic Plug Love⁠ as a 2022 Plug Not A Rapper album. The artist-page search result additionally surfaced Baddies Island and Not Like Them Rap N**z; I’m treating those as leads for the deeper catalog pass rather than assuming the visible page is a complete discography. 

THE CATERED PLAYLISTS

These are proposed listening sequences built around your CRUSH audience and the occasions you want to own. Song links go directly to Apple Music where available; video links are included for songs you’ve already shared.

1. CRUSH THE STAGE: Festival & Tour Starter Pack

For: Orange Crush Tour crowds, stage introductions, festival promotion, and listeners discovering the CRUSH music universe.

1. CRUSH WORLD CUP⁠ — Watch the video⁠

2. what time — ⁠Am Original⁠ — Watch the video⁠

3. BeenJammin — ⁠Am Original⁠ — Watch the video⁠

4. Gold Bottles⁠

5. Arch Madness featuring Tyniee⁠

6. 99 & 3000⁠

Playlist description:
The stage lights come on, the crowd moves closer, and the CRUSH soundtrack starts. From “CRUSH WORLD CUP” to “Arch Madness,” this is a starting point for the records connecting Plug Not A Rapper, Party Plug Mikey, and the Orange Crush experience.

2. THE PRE-GAME PLUG: Getting Ready With Mikey

For: getting dressed, group rides, birthday weekends, homecoming, and the drive to the function.

1. BeenJammin⁠

2. what time⁠

3. ClimateControlla⁠

4. Gold Bottles⁠

5. LongIslandIcedTea⁠

6. Bops Like Mike⁠

Playlist description:
The party starts before anybody reaches the door. Turn this on while the group gets ready, picks the destination, and decides whose car is carrying the speakers.

3. CRUSH AFTER DARK: Relationships, Feelings & Complications

For: late-night listening and listeners who want to explore the relationship side of the catalog.

1. OnlyFanz⁠

2. mood SWINGERZ⁠

3. Plug Love II⁠

4. F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. — explore the album⁠

5. Toxic Plug Love — explore the album⁠

6. SumnRare — ⁠Am Original⁠

Playlist description:
For the calls that last a little longer, the conversations that get complicated, and the songs you play when the night slows down. Start with “OnlyFanz,” then keep exploring the different sides of Plug love.

The two album entries are discovery stops; choose individual tracks after listening to those projects in full.

4. THE CRUSH DISCOVERY ROUTE: Five Doors Into the Catalog

For: new listeners who want a starting point before diving into full albums.

1. The current album: Am Original⁠

2. The CRUSH identity: Crush Culture Society⁠

3. The collaboration: “Arch Madness” featuring Tyniee⁠

4. The earlier catalog: Mapouka Twerk Doctor⁠

5. The visual experience: Plug Not A Rapper / Party Plug Mikey on YouTube⁠

PUBLIC-FACING ARTICLES

1. AM ORIGINAL: STEP INSIDE THE WORLD OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER

A ten-song introduction to the music, characters, and CRUSH universe of Party Plug Mikey.

Some albums give listeners a collection of songs. Am Original gives them several ways into a world.

Released October 16, 2026, the ten-song project brings together the names Mr Crush, Plug Not A Rapper, and Party Plug Mikey. Its track list moves through records including “OnlyFanz,” “ClimateControlla,” “BeenJammin,” “what time,” and “CRUSH WORLD CUP,” before reaching “SumnRare.” 

For a first listen, start with the videos. “BeenJammin” puts the title’s energy front and center, while “what time” gives listeners another point of entry into Mikey’s world. “CRUSH WORLD CUP” expands the experience into a global dance setting, connecting the music to the festival-minded imagination behind CRUSH.

Then spend time with “OnlyFanz,” a different kind of entry point: a relationship story with its own visual treatment. Together, the records invite listeners to explore more than one mood and more than one side of the artist.

Start here:

• Stream ⁠Am Original⁠ on Apple Music⁠

• Watch “CRUSH WORLD CUP”⁠

• Watch “BeenJammin”⁠

• Watch “what time”⁠

• Watch “OnlyFanz”⁠

2. CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY: EIGHT RECORDS, ONE INVITATION

Explore the project connecting the CRUSH name to a wider musical experience.

The name Crush Culture Society sounds like an invitation—and the album gives listeners eight records through which to enter.

Released in September 2026 and credited to Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper, the project includes “Founder,” “Gold Bottles,” “New Era Eve,” and “The Temptations,” among its eight songs. At approximately 25 minutes, it’s a project a new listener can experience in one sitting. 

“Founder” puts an especially fitting word near the front of the conversation surrounding the CRUSH brand. “Gold Bottles” offers another entry point for listeners coming to the catalog through celebration and nightlife. Together, the titles invite audiences to explore the connection between the music and the culture built around the CRUSH name.

Put the full project on, find your favorite, and share the song that made you want to hear the next one.

Listen: Crush Culture Society⁠ · “Founder”⁠ · “Gold Bottles”⁠

3. HOME SCREEN: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU OPEN THE PLUG’S WORLD?

A home screen is where the day begins: messages, missed calls, notifications, and the next thing demanding your attention. With Home Screen, Plug Not A Rapper and Mr Crush give listeners a project whose song titles play in that familiar territory.

Apple Music lists tracks including “Message,” “No Service,” “Not Dr Pepper,” and “The Special Services.” Each title gives a curious listener another reason to tap in and explore the project. 

Start with “Message,” then move through the full album and decide which song deserves a permanent place on your own home screen.

Listen: Home Screen⁠ · “Message”⁠ · “No Service”⁠

4. MR CRUSH: GET TO KNOW THE NAME BEHIND THE MOVEMENT

Before the stage, the playlist, or the next CRUSH event, there’s a name tying the experience together: Mr CRUSH.

The 2026 album Mr CRUSH, credited on Apple Music to Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper, gives listeners another starting point in the catalog. “LongIslandIcedTea” is one track to explore, especially for anyone putting together a CRUSH-themed night out or pre-game playlist. 

For new listeners, the album is an invitation to keep following the music across releases—from Mr CRUSH to Crush Culture Society and Am Original—and discover the records that fit their own favorite moments.

Listen: Mr CRUSH⁠ · “LongIslandIcedTea”⁠

5. F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.: WHEN THE TITLE STARTS THE CONVERSATION

Some titles are easy to scroll past. F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E. makes you stop and read it twice.

The 2024 Plug Not A Rapper album includes “Weather Machine” and “Bops Like Mike,” both featuring PartyPlugMikey. It’s an opportunity for listeners who know the newer releases to go back and spend time with another chapter of the catalog. 

Start with a song that catches your eye, then let the album continue. The best catalog discoveries often happen after the track you came to hear.

Listen: F.R.1.E.N.D. Z.8.N.E.⁠ · “Weather Machine”⁠ · “Bops Like Mike”⁠

6. BAD BADDIES LOVE’ SEX: ANOTHER SIDE OF THE PLUG CATALOG

The title (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex makes its introduction before the first song even plays. Released under Plug Not A Rapper in 2024, the project is part of a catalog that gives listeners plenty to revisit beyond the newest release. 

One place to start is “Rawest,” featuring TaliRaqs⁠. From there, explore the full album and connect it to the later projects that followed.

Listen: (B.B.L.’S) Bad Baddies Love’ Sex⁠ · “Rawest”⁠

7. MAPOUKA TWERK DOCTOR: A PROJECT WITH A DANCE FLOOR IN ITS NAME

When a project is called Mapouka Twerk Doctor, the invitation is clear: bring some movement to the listening experience.

The 2024 Plug Not A Rapper album features PartyPlugMikey and includes “99 & 3000.”⁠ For listeners building a CRUSH catalog playlist, it’s a place to look beyond the newest releases and explore an earlier project with dance at the center of its presentation. 

Play “99 & 3000,” explore the rest of the album, and add your favorite discovery to the next CRUSH pre-game or party rotation.

Listen: Mapouka Twerk Doctor⁠ · “99 & 3000”⁠

8. TOXIC PLUG LOVE: GO BACK TO AN EARLIER CHAPTER

A catalog gets more interesting when listeners travel backward. Before the 2026 releases, Plug Not A Rapper released Toxic Plug Love, a 16-song album listed by Apple Music in January 2022. 

For listeners who found the artist through Am Original or Crush Culture Society, this project offers a chance to spend time with an earlier chapter. Put it on from the beginning, discover the songs you missed, and compare the experience with the newer releases.

Listen: Toxic Plug Love⁠ on Apple Music⁠

SONG SPOTLIGHT: “CRUSH WORLD CUP”

CRUSH WORLD CUP: THE DANCE FLOOR GOES GLOBAL

Every festival needs a moment when the crowd feels like part of the show. “CRUSH WORLD CUP” turns that idea into a world of its own.

The record appears on Am Original, and its video takes the CRUSH concept into a global dance setting. It’s a natural starting point for listeners who want to see how Plug Not A Rapper and Party Plug Mikey connect music, movement, visuals, and the larger CRUSH experience. 

Turn it on, pick your favorite moment in the video, and send it to the person you’d bring with you to the next CRUSH event.

Stream “CRUSH WORLD CUP”⁠ | Watch the video⁠

SONG SPOTLIGHT: “ARCH MADNESS” FEATURING TYNIEE

ARCH MADNESS: PLUG NOT A RAPPER AND TYNIEE SHARE THE SPOTLIGHT

When two artists come together, the collaboration gives both audiences a reason to meet in the middle. “Arch Madness” brings Plug Not A Rapper and Tyniee together on a 2026 single listed on Apple Music. 

For listeners discovering Tyniee through the record, take the next step and explore her own artist page. For listeners arriving from her side, “Arch Madness” is an introduction to the wider Plug Not A Rapper catalog and the CRUSH world around it.

Stream “Arch Madness”⁠ | Explore Tyniee on Apple Music⁠ | Explore Plug Not A Rapper⁠