PRESS PLAY ON THE PLUG: INSIDE THE YOUTUBE WORLD OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER

PRESS PLAY ON THE PLUG: INSIDE THE YOUTUBE WORLD OF PLUG NOT A RAPPER

CRUSH Magazine | Music, Videos & Artist Spotlight

A song can introduce an artist. A video catalog gives people somewhere to stay.

For Plug Not A Rapper / PartyPlugMikey, that invitation stretches across individual music videos, album-linked selections, and an animated series presented under the AM-ORIGINAL I banner. There are several ways into the catalog—and following the connections between them turns a quick click into a longer discovery session. The official CRUSH website brings those releases together through its video gallery and animated premiere listings. (orangecrushfestival.net⁠, orangecrushfestival.net⁠)

Find the channels. Follow the artist.

Three artist-shared destinations belong on the viewing list:

• PartyPlugMikey⁠

• Plug Not A Rapper / Party Plug Mikey⁠

• PlugNotRapperVEVO⁠

The Plug Not A Rapper / Party Plug Mikey channel is independently indexed under that exact identity, while CRUSH’s published pages also direct readers to the VEVO destination. For an organized starting point, the official video gallery⁠ connects named releases directly to their YouTube uploads. (youtube.com⁠, orangecrushfestival.net⁠, orangecrushfestival.net⁠)

Start with the videos that lead back to whole projects

“Recipe” offers a route into Swamp Baby. “Somebody Bih” points toward Toxic Plug Love. “Pro Toolz” and “Weird” connect to Not Like Them Rap N**z. Those connections matter: a viewer who discovers one video has a clear next step into the music surrounding it. The official site organizes these releases by project. (orangecrushfestival.net⁠, orangecrushfestival.net⁠, orangecrushfestival.net⁠)

Build that first session around:

• “Recipe”⁠

• “Somebody Bih”⁠

• “Pro Toolz”⁠

• “Weird”⁠

For returning listeners, this is a chance to reconnect the individual titles with their album chapters. For newcomers, it is a manageable introduction: four videos, several projects, and room to choose where to explore next.

The party catalog has its own viewing route

The next selection brings together “The 99 & 3000,” “Jiggly Puff,” “Rawest,” and “Slutty Vegan.” Each has a direct YouTube destination connected through the official gallery. “The 99 & 3000” and “Jiggly Puff” appear alongside Mapouka Twerk Doctor, while “Slutty Vegan” connects to Baddies Island. (orangecrushfestival.net⁠, youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠)

Here is the watchlist:

• “The 99 & 3000”⁠

• “Jiggly Puff”⁠

• “Rawest”⁠

• “Slutty Vegan”⁠

Make it a group-watch session. Let everybody pick the video they want to revisit. Then follow that selection back to its release.

For another discovery, the gallery’s “THOT” link opens a YouTube upload titled “Plug Not A Rapper — Fuck On Yo Thot.” That title difference is useful to know when searching: the gallery label and the upload name lead to the same destination. (youtu.be⁠)

Watch “Fuck On Yo Thot”⁠

AM-ORIGINAL I introduces a serialized visual chapter

The animated releases give this catalog another organizing idea: songs presented as chapters in a motion-picture series. YouTube’s titles explicitly identify the following six uploads as animated motion pictures and connect Plug Not A Rapper, PartyPlugMikey, and Mr CRUSH within those specific releases. (youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠, youtu.be⁠)

Chapter

Watch on YouTube

01

OnlyFanz⁠

02

Climate Controlla⁠

03

Been Jammin⁠

04

What Time⁠

05

CRUSH World Cup⁠

06

Mood Swingerz⁠

The published creative description for “OnlyFanz” centers on romantic connection, outside attention, and emotional presence. It describes an animated storyline in which public excitement has private relationship consequences. That gives the title a premise beyond its initial provocation: being noticed and being present are different experiences. (orangecrushfestival.net⁠)

The series format also creates a reason to continue watching. A viewer can enter through one title, then follow the chapter sequence through “Climate Controlla,” “Been Jammin,” “What Time,” “CRUSH World Cup,” and “Mood Swingerz.” Each has its own direct link; together, they form a clearly labeled viewing session.

Make your own first-night lineup

For a compact introduction, try this editorial watch order:

“Recipe” → “Somebody Bih” → “The 99 & 3000” → “Rawest” → “OnlyFanz” → “CRUSH World Cup.”

This is a suggested route through the catalog, rather than a ranking or release chronology. It connects album-linked videos with the animated chapter and leaves plenty for a second session.

Open a video. Follow the next title. Subscribe through the artist’s linked channels, and send somebody the one that makes you want to hit replay.

Enter the official Plug Not A Rapper video gallery⁠