THE FLOOR IS HERS 🍑🔥 Mr CRUSH’s party-music mission starts with women having a good time—and stays there. CRUSH Magazine | Artist Spotlight Picture the moment the night finally opens up.

THE FLOOR IS HERS 🍑🔥

Mr CRUSH’s party-music mission starts with women having a good time—and stays there.

CRUSH Magazine | Artist Spotlight

Picture the moment the night finally opens up.

Everybody has arrived. The last outfit check is over. One woman starts dancing, her friend joins her, and suddenly the room has something better to do than check its phones.

That is the kind of connection Mr CRUSH wants his music to make.

The Savannah artist behind PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper has a clear ambition for his party catalog: give women music to dance to, twerk to, celebrate themselves with and enjoy together.

The vision is personal. A song becomes part of somebody’s birthday. A friend sends a video before the weekend. A dancer finds a record she wants to make her own.

This CRUSH Magazine spotlight puts seventeen selections within reach, with six direct video links to bring the music onto your screen.

The invitation is open. The floor is hers.

“99 & 3000” — START THE CONVERSATION HERE 💃

Make “99 & 3000” your opening stop.

The official video gives new listeners a place to enter the CRUSH world and returning listeners a link to pass along. Watch it with your friends. Hear the record together. Let everybody decide what earns the replay.

Put the crew on, then let the crew talk.

🎬 Watch “99 & 3000”⁠ · 🍎 Listen⁠

“JIGGLY PUFF” — YOUR PERSONALITY IS PART OF THE PARTY 🍑

The friend with the rehearsed routine and the friend making everything up deserve equal room.

“Jiggly Puff” brings its playful name into the twerk-catalog spotlight, with an official video ready for a shared viewing session. Open it, find your own response and enjoy the people around you.

A dance can be funny. A night can be carefree. You can look good while doing both.

🎬 Watch “Jiggly Puff”⁠ · 🍎 Listen⁠

“RAWEST” FEAT. TALIRAQS — LET THE COLLAB HAVE ITS MOMENT 🔥

Taliraqs joins this catalog feature through “Rawest,” giving listeners another artist connection to explore.

Pull up the official video and spend time with the pairing. When you send it to somebody else, bring both names into the introduction.

Discovering the music includes getting to know the people who made it.

🎬 Watch “Rawest”⁠ · 🍎 Listen⁠

“SOMEBODY BIH” — SAY IT WITH A LINK 😈

Some titles arrive with their own expression.

“Somebody Bih” adds an outspoken selection to the CRUSH watchlist. Give the official video a turn and share it with the friend who understands your humor without needing the backstory.

She probably already has a response typed.

🎬 Watch “Somebody Bih”⁠ · 🍎 Listen⁠

“SLUTTY VEGAN” — YOU LOOKED TWICE. NOW PRESS PLAY. 💋

The title catches the eye. The next step is hearing the record.

“Slutty Vegan” brings another cheeky entry to the video lineup. Open it, watch it and decide whether it belongs among the selections you want to share.

Your curiosity gets the introduction started. Your taste takes it from there.

🎬 Watch “Slutty Vegan”⁠ · 🍎 Listen⁠

“CRUSH WORLD CUP” — GIVE HER A STAGE 🌍🏆

The dance-centered ambition expands into animation with “CRUSH World Cup,” a motion picture built around a fictional international women’s dance competition.

Female performers sit at the center of the action. The competition gives viewers favorites to follow and something to discuss after the video ends.

Bring it to the big screen. Let your friends choose their contenders. Somebody is about to take her judging responsibilities very seriously.

🎬 Watch “CRUSH World Cup”⁠ · 🍎 Listen⁠

THE REST OF THE NIGHT HAS OPTIONS

Keep exploring through the other eleven selections in this spotlight:

• “Gold Bottles”⁠ — Bring this title into your celebration picks. Getting your favorite people together deserves an occasion.

• “LongIslandIcedTea”⁠ — Give it a listen while dinner plans turn into evening plans.

• “Weather Machine”⁠ — Explore another larger-than-life name in the CRUSH catalog.

• “Bops Like Mike”⁠ — Get more familiar with Mikey and introduce a friend along the way.

• “Mikey Tyson”⁠ — A playful boxing reference opens another door into the artist’s personality.

• “Think She a Model”⁠ — Put it in the getting-ready queue. Take the outfit picture while you’re there.

• “Know You a Freaq”⁠ — Explore a bolder title from the adult side of the selection.

• “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”⁠ — Give the nightlife selections their turn and the performers their appreciation.

• “Turnt”⁠ — Send it to the friend who has finally confirmed she’s coming.

• “Roxy”⁠ — Leave time to discover your own favorite further into the catalog.

• “Turn Up da Strip”⁠ — Close the listening run and take your saved selections into the next gathering.

Mr CRUSH’s ambition depends on a connection listeners make for themselves. The woman who saves a song. The friend who shares it. The dancer who hears something she wants to move to.

That is where a catalog becomes part of somebody’s life.

Find your CRUSH favorite. Give your girls the link. Enjoy your night.

Mr CRUSH • PartyPlugMikey • Plug Not A Rapper
One artist. Three identities. The floor is hers.