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:

• “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

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.