The Origin of “I Love You So Mush” — From Plush to Pulse

It started with a plush.
Not just any plush, but a little mushroom holding a heart that said “I love you so mush.” My girlfriend gave it to me, and right away I thought, yeah, this is us. It was cute, ridiculous, and kind of perfect.

From that day on, “I love you so mush” became our thing. It worked its way into our texts, our kitchen conversations, and all the weird, funny moments in between. Somewhere between burnt breakfast and late-night laughter, it stuck. It wasn’t something we planned or tried to make special—it just was. Honest, funny, and exactly our kind of weird.

Then I wrote the song.
I Love You So Mush started as a love note and turned into this odd little anthem. It’s a mix of humor and heart, a way of saying “I love you” without the greeting card filter. It’s love that laughs at itself but still hits you in the chest.

And because I can’t leave well enough alone, I made the shirt too.
If you’re going to say “I love you so mush,” you might as well wear it. The shirt came from that same energy—playful, real, and slightly chaotic. It’s not about being polished or perfect. It’s about the kind of love that’s genuine, goofy, and still means everything.

The “I Love You So Mush” tee isn’t just merch. It’s part of our story. A tiny plush became a phrase, became a song, became something you can wear. Whether you’re giving it to someone you love or just need a reminder to laugh at life a little, it’s a small piece of that same message: love grows best when you let it be strange, simple, and sincere.