SLUTTY VEGAN: YES, THAT’S THE TITLE 💋🔥 The next CRUSH spotlight starts with a double take—and gives you the video to follow it. CRUSH Magazine | “Slutty Vegan”

SLUTTY VEGAN: YES, THAT’S THE TITLE 💋🔥

The next CRUSH spotlight starts with a double take—and gives you the video to follow it.

CRUSH Magazine | “Slutty Vegan”

Some song links arrive with a lengthy introduction.

This one can introduce itself.

“Slutty Vegan.”

You read it. You looked again. Now give the record its turn.

This edition of CRUSH Magazine puts “Slutty Vegan” in the spotlight, continuing the party-catalog tour through Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper—three artist identities belonging to Savannah’s George “Mikey” Ransom Turner III.

The official video is ready. Your group chat can handle the commentary.

🎬 WATCH “SLUTTY VEGAN”⁠
🍎 STREAM “SLUTTY VEGAN” ON APPLE MUSIC⁠

The title is cheeky, direct and easy to bring into a conversation. Send it to a friend and you’ve already given her something to react to.

But follow the name into the music.

Open the video. Hear the song. Find out whether it belongs in your own rotation. A title can catch your attention; your connection with the record decides whether you come back.

Curiosity got you here. Press play.

For Mikey, the larger ambition behind this side of CRUSH is women having fun. Dancing, twerking, feeling beautiful and enjoying their friends are central to the party-music direction.

Think of the woman who starts getting ready with a song already playing. The friends taking turns choosing what comes next. The birthday crew that finally gets everybody in the same room.

Those are the everyday settings where Mikey wants his catalog to find a home.

PUT IT ON BEFORE EVERYBODY LEAVES

There’s a whole part of the night that happens before the destination.

Somebody is fixing her makeup. Somebody needs help with a necklace. Somebody keeps saying the ride is almost there while making absolutely no move toward the door.

Give that room something to watch.

“Slutty Vegan” has an official video you can pull up for the crew, making it easy to experience the record together. Let everybody respond for herself. Your friend might save it, send it or ask what else Mikey has released.

That’s how an introduction becomes a conversation.

And the CRUSH catalog gives you somewhere to take it.

KEEP THE WATCH SESSION GOING

“Somebody Bih”⁠ brings another outspoken title into the lineup. Send it to the friend who understands your humor before you explain it.

“Jiggly Puff”⁠ adds a playful selection to the twerk-catalog spotlight. Give your fun friend the remote and let her get acquainted.

“99 & 3000”⁠ offers another direct entry into the CRUSH video catalog. Watch together, then decide who wants another listen.

“Rawest” featuring Taliraqs⁠ gives the collaboration its own moment. Hear the pairing and bring Taliraqs into the introduction when you share it.

“CRUSH World Cup”⁠ expands the viewing session into an animated, fictional international women’s dance competition. Choose your favorite performer and let the friendly debate begin.

THREE MORE LINKS FOR THE FRIEND WHO WANTS OPTIONS

Continue on Apple Music with “Turnt”⁠, “Gold Bottles”⁠ and “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”⁠.

Listen for yourself. Save the selections you connect with. Pass your favorites to somebody whose taste you know.

Mikey’s invitation is for the music to become part of people enjoying themselves. What listeners dance to, share and request gives that ambition its real meaning.

Start with “Slutty Vegan.” Open the video. Then let your friend know what you think.

Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. You saw the title—now hear the record.