THE BUSINESS BEHIND THE RELEASE: WHY MR CRUSH IS BUILDING INDEPENDENTLY INSTEAD OF WAITING TO BE CHOSEN CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY Is More Than an Independent Album Release. Represents Founder. MR CRUSH.

THE BUSINESS BEHIND THE RELEASE: WHY MR CRUSH IS BUILDING INDEPENDENTLY INSTEAD OF WAITING TO BE CHOSEN

CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY

Is More Than an Independent Album Release. It Represents a Founder Strategy Built Around Ownership, Intellectual Property, Audience Control, Events, Media, Merchandise and the Increasing Value of Mr Crush Himself.

CRUSH MAGAZINE | SEPTEMBER 2026

There are two fundamentally different ways to enter entertainment.

The first is to wait.

Wait to be discovered.

Wait for approval.

Wait for somebody to offer a deal.

Wait for somebody else’s platform.

Wait for somebody else’s audience.

Wait for somebody else’s budget.

Wait for somebody else’s definition of success.

The second is:

BUILD.

That is the lane Mr Crush is choosing.

CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY arrived September 3, 2026 as an eight-song Hip-Hop/Rap release from Mr Crush & Plug Not A Rapper.

But underneath the music is a larger strategic question:

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE ARTIST IS ALSO THE FOUNDER?

Because an independent release has a completely different meaning when the person releasing the music is simultaneously building:

Orange Crush.

CRUSH Magazine.

CRUSH University.

Merchandise.

Events.

Media.

Four permanent core markets.

A Southern homecoming circuit.

Intellectual property.

A festival-tour property.

And a public identity designed to connect all of them.

For Mr Crush, independence isn’t simply about refusing a record label.

IT IS ABOUT BUILDING LEVERAGE BEFORE ANYBODY ELSE DEFINES HIS VALUE.

MR CRUSH IS THE MASTER BRAND

That changes the economics immediately.

Music is one way people experience him.

Orange Crush is another.

CRUSH Magazine is another.

Merchandise is another.

CRUSH University is another.

Events are another.

Content is another.

Philanthropy can eventually become another.

The common denominator is:

MR CRUSH.

If every successful venture increases recognition, trust, audience and demand around the same Founder, then each asset can potentially strengthen the value of every other one.

That is significantly different from building a music career in isolation.

THE OLD ARTIST QUESTION IS:

“HOW DO I GET SIGNED?”

The Founder question is:

“WHAT AM I BUILDING THAT SOMEBODY WOULD WANT TO PARTNER WITH?”

That is a more powerful position.

Because partnerships become stronger when they are negotiated from value rather than desperation.

The objective should never be independence simply for the emotional satisfaction of saying:

“I did it myself.”

That can become another trap.

The real objective is:

OWN ENOUGH TO CHOOSE INTELLIGENTLY.

INDEPENDENT DOES NOT MEAN ALONE

This distinction is essential.

A strong independent business can still use:

Distributors.

Producers.

Engineers.

Managers.

Attorneys.

Accountants.

Publicists.

Promoters.

Designers.

Videographers.

Advertising platforms.

Streaming services.

Venues.

Ticketing platforms.

Brand partners.

Investors.

Strategic partners.

Independence doesn’t require rejecting expertise.

It means understanding who owns what.

Who controls what.

Who gets paid.

What rights are being exchanged.

And for how long.

OWNERSHIP IS THE FOUNDATION

A stream is revenue.

A master recording can be an asset.

A performance is revenue.

A trademark can be an asset.

A merchandise sale is revenue.

A recognizable brand can be an asset.

A ticket is revenue.

A recurring festival property can be an asset.

An advertising deal is revenue.

An audience relationship can be an asset.

The Founder has to learn the distinction.

Because building wealth in entertainment requires more than generating transactions.

IT REQUIRES ACCUMULATING PROPERTY.

CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY

ADDS ANOTHER PIECE OF PROPERTY

Eight songs.

Eight titles.

Eight recordings.

Eight creative concepts.

A visual identity.

A cultural phrase.

A moment in the Mr Crush catalog.

The project becomes part of the archive.

And unlike a single event night, a recorded catalog can remain available indefinitely.

Someone can discover CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY this week.

Or next year.

Or after attending Orange Crush.

Or after finding Mr Crush through CRUSH Magazine.

The release remains another entrance into the Founder.

THAT MAKES CATALOG OWNERSHIP ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT

Mr Crush is not merely building today’s playlist.

He is building tomorrow’s catalog.

Every quality release adds depth.

Every recognizable record increases the number of ways a future audience can discover him.

Eventually the catalog can support:

Streaming.

Performances.

Licensing opportunities.

Content.

Events.

Documentaries.

Advertising.

Brand campaigns.

Future compilations.

Anniversary releases.

Catalog discovery.

That is why music should be viewed as long-term intellectual property rather than disposable content.

“FOUNDER” IS ALMOST A BUSINESS THESIS

There was no better opening title for this album.

Because Founder describes the strategic distinction.

The person on the microphone is not merely asking the entertainment industry:

“Do you like me?”

He is attempting to build enough around himself that the more important question becomes:

“WHAT DOES MR CRUSH OWN?”

That is where the conversation changes.

FAME AND OWNERSHIP ARE NOT THE SAME THING

Entertainment history has repeatedly demonstrated this.

A person can be famous and financially fragile.

Recognized everywhere and own very little.

Generate tremendous revenue while capturing only a fraction of the economics surrounding them.

Mr Crush’s larger opportunity is to pursue both:

ATTENTION AND OWNERSHIP.

Attention brings people to the door.

Ownership determines how much of the value behind the door remains with the Founder.

THAT IS WHY THE BUSINESS AROUND THE MUSIC MATTERS

If a million people become interested in Mr Crush tomorrow, where can that attention travel?

To the album.

To Orange Crush.

To CRUSH Magazine.

To merchandise.

To future events.

To CRUSH University.

To the featured page.

To future content.

To additional businesses.

That is the advantage of building infrastructure before maximum attention arrives.

VIRAL ATTENTION WITHOUT INFRASTRUCTURE CAN EVAPORATE

This is one of the biggest risks in modern entertainment.

A clip explodes.

A song catches.

A personality trends.

Millions of people look.

Then what?

If there is no deeper ecosystem:

They scroll away.

The moment ends.

The platform keeps the attention.

The creator receives temporary recognition.

The opportunity disappears.

Founder thinking asks:

WHERE DOES THE TRAFFIC GO NEXT?

MR CRUSH NEEDS MULTIPLE NEXT STEPS

Someone hearing “Founder” should be able to discover the complete album.

Someone discovering the album should be able to understand who Mr Crush is.

Someone discovering Mr Crush should be able to discover Orange Crush.

Someone discovering Orange Crush should be able to discover the markets and annual flagship experiences.

Someone discovering the events should encounter merchandise.

Someone discovering merchandise should encounter the broader visual identity.

Someone discovering CRUSH Magazine should find stories explaining the entire world.

Every door should lead somewhere.

THIS IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ATTENTION AND A FUNNEL

Attention says:

Look at me.

A funnel says:

COME CLOSER.

That is far more commercially valuable.

APPLE MUSIC IS A DISTRIBUTION POINT—NOT THE ENTIRE BUSINESS

CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY being available on Apple Music matters.

Streaming removes geographical barriers.

The album can be discovered anywhere.

But a streaming service is one part of the ecosystem.

The ultimate objective is not simply to convince somebody to press play once.

It is to turn some percentage of listeners into deeper supporters of Mr Crush.

Listen.

Follow.

Read.

Watch.

Attend.

Buy.

Return.

Bring somebody else.

That progression creates enterprise value.

STREAMING CREATES ACCESS

But relationships create durability.

That is why direct audience ownership becomes increasingly important as Mr Crush grows.

Social platforms matter.

Streaming platforms matter.

Third-party ticket platforms matter.

But platforms change.

Algorithms change.

Business terms change.

Reach changes.

An independent Founder has to continuously convert rented attention into stronger direct relationships wherever legally and practically possible.

THE AUDIENCE IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ASSETS

Not followers.

Not impressions.

Not views.

People.

Actual people who repeatedly choose Mr Crush.

Someone who:

Streams the album.

Reads CRUSH Magazine.

Buys CRUSH merchandise.

Attends an Orange Crush experience.

Returns next year.

Attends CRUSH University.

Brings friends.

Shares content.

That relationship has far more value than a passive follower count.

THIS IS WHY THE FOUR CORE MARKETS MATTER TO THE MUSIC BUSINESS

MIAMI.

SAVANNAH/TYBEE.

ATLANTA.

JACKSONVILLE.

These are not merely places to promote a record.

They create four permanent environments where Mr Crush can build deeper audience relationships year-round.

Then each market has its annual flagship concentration.

Miami — March / Spring Break.

Savannah/Tybee — April / 4/20 Weekend.

Atlanta — May / Memorial Day Weekend.

Jacksonville — June / Juneteenth Weekend.

That gives the music business physical territory.

DIGITAL ATTENTION MEETS PHYSICAL EXPERIENCE

That is a major advantage.

Traditional recording artists often spend significant money trying to create physical relationships with listeners.

Mr Crush is simultaneously building environments where the audience can encounter the brand in person.

That gives the music a place to live.

A song heard online can later become a memory at Orange Crush.

An attendee can later become a listener.

The loop works both ways.

THEN CRUSH UNIVERSITY EXTENDS THE AUDIENCE

Southern homecoming season creates another major cultural lane.

Students.

Alumni.

Greek organizations.

Music fans.

Entrepreneurs.

Creators.

Fashion.

Sports.

Nightlife.

Business.

The Founder is not forced to choose between:

Music audience.

Festival audience.

College audience.

They can overlap.

And the overlaps are where the ecosystem can become strongest.

THE INDEPENDENT STRATEGY IS REALLY ABOUT OPTIONALITY

Optionality means having choices.

If Mr Crush eventually receives a strong distribution opportunity:

He can evaluate it.

A strategic partnership:

Evaluate it.

Licensing deal:

Evaluate it.

Investment:

Evaluate it.

Brand partnership:

Evaluate it.

Joint venture:

Evaluate it.

But the stronger his independently built position becomes, the more capable he becomes of saying:

YES.

Or:

NO.

That is leverage.

THE GOAL IS NOT TO HATE DEALS

A great deal can accelerate a business dramatically.

Capital can help.

Distribution can help.

Expertise can help.

Relationships can help.

Technology can help.

Large-scale partnerships can help.

The question is not:

Independent or deal?

The better question is:

WHAT DEAL MAKES MR CRUSH MORE POWERFUL FIVE YEARS AFTER SIGNING IT?

That is Founder thinking.

BAD MONEY CAN BE MORE EXPENSIVE THAN NO MONEY

A check can look attractive today.

But what does it cost?

Ownership?

Control?

Future upside?

Exclusivity?

Creative flexibility?

Name rights?

Merchandise rights?

Tour rights?

Master rights?

Approval rights?

Data?

Duration?

The headline dollar figure is never the complete economic story.

THE FOUNDER MUST UNDERSTAND THE CONTRACT BEHIND THE APPLAUSE

This is where entertainment becomes business.

The crowd sees:

Music.

Lights.

Women.

Gold bottles.

Performances.

Events.

The Founder has to see:

Copyright.

Trademark.

Licensing.

Insurance.

Accounting.

Taxes.

Splits.

Agreements.

Publishing.

Master ownership.

Work-for-hire language.

Vendor contracts.

Sponsorship rights.

Usage rights.

Data.

Indemnification.

Entity structure.

Cash flow.

Nobody has to make those subjects glamorous.

They have to make them correct.

THAT IS HOW A CREATIVE CAREER SURVIVES SUCCESS

The larger Mr Crush gets, the more expensive mistakes become.

A bad verbal agreement at a small stage can create inconvenience.

A bad agreement around valuable IP can create years of litigation or lost economics.

Growth requires paperwork to become as sophisticated as the visuals.

THE TRADEMARK OWNER HAS AN ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

A trademark is not merely something to place beside a logo.

It represents a protectable commercial identity.

That means the Founder has to think continuously about:

Consistency.

Use.

Ownership.

Licensing.

Enforcement.

Brand quality.

Confusion.

Expansion.

Documentation.

The stronger the brand becomes, the more valuable these disciplines become.

FESTIVAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CAN COMPOUND

Imagine an annual experience becoming more recognizable each year.

Year one creates awareness.

Year two creates familiarity.

Year three creates tradition.

Year four creates anticipation.

Year five can carry years of accumulated memories, content, customers and recognition.

That is why recurring cultural properties can become extraordinarily valuable.

The Founder is no longer merely selling this year’s ticket.

He is increasing the value of next year’s name.

THE SAME PRINCIPLE APPLIES TO MR CRUSH HIMSELF

Every successful song can increase the value of the Founder.

Every successful event can increase the value of the Founder.

Every strong magazine article.

Every strong piece of merchandise.

Every successful partnership.

Every philanthropic act.

Every successful city activation.

Every year of consistency.

They compound into one public asset:

THE MR CRUSH NAME.

That is why Mr Crush being the master brand matters.

THE NAME MUST MEAN SOMETHING

Not merely:

Celebrity.

The strongest version should eventually communicate:

Entertainment.

Ownership.

Culture.

Celebration.

Business.

Music.

Events.

Media.

Style.

Opportunity.

Leadership.

Community impact.

That is brand equity.

CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY HELPS BUILD THE MUSIC EQUITY

The album gives the Founder a current musical statement.

And each track emphasizes a different dimension.

FOUNDER

Authority.

OPEN2REAL

Personality.

MOTION WITNESS WIRELESS

Movement.

SUM FINE SHITS

Attraction.

THE TEMPTATIONS

Ambition.

TYPE ACTION WORD

Sensuality.

GOLD BOTTLES

Celebration.

NEW ERA EVE

Future.

Eight frequencies.

One Founder.

THE RELEASE CAN ALSO GENERATE MORE THAN STREAMING REVENUE

A strategically valuable album produces media inventory.

Track stories.

Videos.

Photo shoots.

Interviews.

Behind-the-scenes footage.

Performance content.

Merchandise concepts.

Event integrations.

Lyrics.

Short-form clips.

Editorial.

Announcements.

That means one musical project can power months of marketing.

OWNED MEDIA MAKES THIS EVEN MORE POWERFUL

CRUSH Magazine changes the equation.

Most emerging artists have to convince outside publications that their story deserves space.

Mr Crush has the ability to develop an owned editorial engine around his ecosystem.

That provides an enormous strategic opportunity.

But with that opportunity comes responsibility.

Owned media should still be:

Interesting.

Accurate.

Useful.

Visually strong.

Well written.

Culturally relevant.

If it becomes nothing except praise, the audience eventually stops treating it like media.

OWNED MEDIA SHOULD BUILD A WORLD, NOT JUST AN EGO

CRUSH Magazine can tell stories about:

Music.

Women.

Founders.

Businesses.

Cities.

Fashion.

Homecoming.

Culture.

Partners.

Entrepreneurs.

Philanthropy.

Mr Crush can remain the central Founder while the magazine demonstrates the richness of everything around him.

That makes the world feel larger.

THIS IS ALSO WHY POWERFUL PEOPLE SHOULD BE FEATURED

A Founder does not appear smaller because somebody else has an impressive story.

The opposite.

If CRUSH becomes a platform where successful artists, women, entrepreneurs, executives, students and creators want to appear, that strengthens the Founder.

The media property gains authority because the network gains authority.

INDEPENDENCE ALLOWS THE STORY TO DEVELOP ON ITS OWN TIMELINE

A traditional campaign may be structured around a label’s release schedule.

Mr Crush has a broader annual operating calendar.

Music can interact with:

Spring Break.

4/20 Weekend.

Memorial Day.

Juneteenth.

Homecoming.

Merchandise cycles.

Festival announcements.

Magazine campaigns.

Founder announcements.

That means the music calendar can eventually be designed around the larger Mr Crush calendar.

THIS CREATES A MAJOR STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE

Instead of asking:

“When should I drop because everybody else is dropping?”

The Founder can also ask:

“When does this record create the most value inside my own ecosystem?”

That does not mean ignoring the music market.

It means owning another variable.

A RECORD CAN HAVE A JOB

Some songs should acquire listeners.

Some should dominate events.

Some should deepen personality.

Some should attract women.

Some should create social content.

Some should increase credibility.

Some should become catalog staples.

Some should introduce the next era.

Every record does not need to perform the exact same function.

That is portfolio thinking.

THE SAME IS TRUE OF BUSINESSES

CRUSH Magazine may not need to generate money the same way Orange Crush does.

Music may not generate money the same way merchandise does.

Philanthropy should not be judged like a profit center.

Different properties can play different roles.

What matters is whether the overall Mr Crush enterprise becomes stronger.

THIS IS WHERE CASH FLOW MATTERS

Ownership alone does not guarantee survival.

Businesses need cash.

Independent growth requires discipline around:

Budgets.

Margins.

Production costs.

Advertising.

Payroll.

Inventory.

Venue costs.

Insurance.

Travel.

Studio expenses.

Content production.

Taxes.

Professional services.

The Founder cannot allow visible growth to outrun financial reality.

REVENUE IS NOT PROFIT

A packed event can lose money.

A merchandise drop can generate sales and still sit on expensive unsold inventory.

A music video can look impressive and create no commercial return.

A partnership can sound prestigious and consume more resources than it produces.

That is why independent ownership requires strong financial intelligence.

MAXIMUM VALUE, MINIMUM WASTE

This is where the CRUSH creative principle becomes financial.

Less is more.

Spend where the audience can feel it.

Quality music.

Strong visuals.

Safe, organized experiences.

High-value content.

Excellent merchandise.

Strategic promotion.

Protection of IP.

Avoid spending money merely to look expensive.

OWNERSHIP IS THE REAL FLEX.

GOLD BOTTLES SHOULD CELEBRATE VALUE CREATION

The symbolism becomes stronger when the celebration follows accomplishment.

Sold something.

Built something.

Launched something.

Helped somebody.

Expanded somewhere.

Reached a milestone.

Created employment.

Produced a successful event.

Released a strong record.

Then:

Gold Bottles.

The celebration means more when there is something underneath it.

PHILANTHROPY CHANGES THE END GOAL

If Mr Crush ultimately wants to become a philanthropic mogul, then independence has another purpose.

Build enough durable economic power to help people at scale.

That requires more than personal income.

It requires:

Assets.

Cash flow.

Institutions.

Partnerships.

Teams.

Systems.

Credibility.

Capital.

The philanthropic stage depends on the business stages before it.

PROMOTER → RECORDING ARTIST → FOUNDER → FESTIVAL TOUR TRADEMARK OWNER → PHILANTHROPIC MOGUL

That trajectory is really an ownership progression.

Promoter:

Learn attention.

Recording artist:

Create intellectual property.

Founder:

Build infrastructure.

Trademark owner:

Protect recurring property.

Philanthropic mogul:

Redirect accumulated power into opportunity.

Independent execution is what allows those stages to remain connected.

THE BIGGEST SUCCESS WOULD NOT BE “STAYING INDEPENDENT FOREVER”

That’s too simplistic.

The biggest success would be:

NEVER LOSING THE ABILITY TO MAKE STRONG CHOICES.

If a partner can make Mr Crush bigger without making his ownership position irrational:

Consider it.

If capital can accelerate a proven model without destroying control:

Consider it.

If distribution can expand reach while preserving strategic value:

Consider it.

If a deal weakens the long-term Founder position:

Walk away.

Independence is leverage.

Not religion.

A PARTNER SHOULD ADD SOMETHING MR CRUSH CANNOT EFFICIENTLY CREATE ALONE

Scale.

Capital.

Technology.

Access.

Distribution.

Expertise.

Infrastructure.

Relationships.

If the Founder can already provide the same value himself, giving away major ownership for it makes less sense.

That’s the partnership test.

BUILD FIRST.

NEGOTIATE SECOND.

That sequence changes everything.

A concept negotiates weakly.

A functioning business negotiates differently.

An audience negotiates differently.

A profitable annual property negotiates differently.

A recognizable Founder negotiates differently.

A valuable catalog negotiates differently.

A media platform negotiates differently.

A trademarked event property with history negotiates differently.

Proof creates leverage.

THE INDEPENDENT RELEASE IS PART OF THE PROOF

CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY exists.

It is public.

It is part of the catalog.

It communicates identity.

It creates additional content.

It gives Mr Crush another cultural asset to build around.

The next objective is not to stare at the release.

It is to increase what the release connects to.

LISTENER → MR CRUSH.

MR CRUSH → ORANGE CRUSH.

ORANGE CRUSH → CRUSH MAGAZINE.

CRUSH MAGAZINE → COMMUNITY.

COMMUNITY → MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE → IDENTITY.

IDENTITY → EVENTS.

EVENTS → MEMORIES.

MEMORIES → LOYALTY.

LOYALTY → REPEAT BUSINESS.

And the system continues.

THE ECONOMIC POWER IS IN THE LOOP

If someone pays attention once, that is exposure.

If they repeatedly participate across multiple Mr Crush properties, that becomes something much more valuable.

That is why the ecosystem matters.

Not because it sounds impressive to say:

“I have multiple businesses.”

But because properly integrated businesses can reduce dependence on any single source of revenue.

STREAMS CAN FLUCTUATE.

TICKET SALES CAN FLUCTUATE.

MERCHANDISE CAN FLUCTUATE.

ADVERTISING CAN FLUCTUATE.

Multiple strong business lines can make the Founder more resilient.

But only if each is built competently.

Expansion without execution creates fragility.

CRUSH FOUNDER NEWS: THE NEXT ERA IS OWNERSHIP DISCIPLINE

The glamour is visible.

The next level is mostly invisible.

Documentation.

Accounting.

Contracts.

Budgets.

Rights.

Trademark strategy.

Audience data.

Customer retention.

Standard operating procedures.

Insurance.

Team structure.

Revenue reporting.

Catalog organization.

Partnership agreements.

Those systems are not the opposite of culture.

THEY ARE WHAT ALLOW CULTURE TO BECOME DURABLE.

THE PUBLIC SEES MR CRUSH.

The organization has to see infrastructure.

That’s the balance.

The public storefront should feel:

Exciting.

Bold.

Fun.

Stylish.

Musical.

Confident.

Cultural.

Behind that storefront should eventually be:

Professional.

Measured.

Protected.

Documented.

Repeatable.

Profitable.

Scalable.

That is how a personality becomes an enterprise.

THE GOAL IS BIGGER THAN AN INDEPENDENT ALBUM

The goal is to create a Founder whose value cannot be measured by a single streaming statement.

Music matters.

But so do:

The trademarks.

The annual experiences.

The magazine.

The merchandise.

The markets.

The partnerships.

The catalog.

The customers.

The community.

The philanthropic impact.

And the name connecting everything:

MR CRUSH.

SO WHY RELEASE INDEPENDENTLY?

Because right now, every successful step teaches the Founder more about what he actually possesses.

The audience.

The music.

The response.

The markets.

The brand.

The demand.

The strengths.

The weaknesses.

The economics.

That information itself creates leverage.

And the more Mr Crush can prove before asking somebody else to believe—

THE LESS HE HAS TO ASK THEM TO IMAGINE.

DON’T WAIT TO BE CHOSEN.

BUILD SOMETHING WORTH CHOOSING.

Then choose your partners from strength.

That is the deeper business strategy behind CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY.

Not independence for the sake of independence.

OWNERSHIP FOR THE SAKE OF OPTIONS.

OPTIONS FOR THE SAKE OF POWER.

POWER FOR THE SAKE OF SCALE.

SCALE FOR THE SAKE OF LEGACY.

STREAM

CRUSH CULTURE SOCIETY

Mr Crush & Plug Not A Rapper

Released September 3, 2026

8 Songs | 25 Minutes | Hip-Hop/Rap

TRACKLIST

1. Founder

2. Open2Real

3. Motion Witness Wireless

4. Sum Fine Shits

5. The Temptations

6. Type Action Word

7. Gold Bottles

8. New Era Eve

LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE ALBUM ON APPLE MUSIC:

https://music.apple.com/us/album/crush-culture-society/6808221833

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DON’T WAIT TO BE CHOSEN.

BUILD VALUE.

OWN PROPERTY.

CREATE LEVERAGE.

CHOOSE FROM STRENGTH.

MR CRUSH IS THE MASTER BRAND.