Ten Questions with Mike of The Worthless Weekly

1. Describe your blog in five sentences or less.
A caucasion rapper, Lil’ Migs, and his homeboy journalist, Mike, share their most badass and awkward moments together. The two are actually the same person (me) and they are each other’s alter-ego. Though they disagree about some things, they really are tight with one another. Mike’s entries are all over-analytical pieces while Lil Migs’ occasionally makes time to release statements through his homie, but is more known for his rap songs. I guarantee a chuckle or your money back.

2. Link us to one post from your blog that best defines who you are.
I’m Wearing a Khaki G-String

3. What sets you apart from other bloggers?
I’m well published, so I bring a level of professionalism and I tie it in with my ability to create humor.

4. When and how did you first discover blogging?
I needed an outlet to pursue the genre of writing I knew I was most fit for, so I started up a blog with an angle that no one else on the web had. I think I have a product that no one else can offer.

5. What is your biggest pet peeve related to blogging or the internet?
The amount of loading time everything takes. But I enjoy the constant challenge of trying to put together a blog that competes with the millions of other blogs out there, and I think I do a good job of it considering the loyalty of my many readers.

6. Name one plugin, blogging widget, or service that you can’t live without.
Youtube. Video is key.

7. If you could choose anyone, living or dead, to write a guest post for your blog, who would it be and why?
Larry David, the writer of Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm. The guy that has inspired me to approach writing without holding back.

8. How has blogging made you a better person?
It is one of the things in life that I am most passionate about and completely committed to.

9. What are your tips for becoming a better blogger?
Try and keep the content fresh, and keep the blog user-friendly.

10. Name one great blog that you read on a regular basis. What makes it unique?
Stuff White People Like - It’s not racist as the title might suggest to some people. It’s just a very funny running list of entries, each one a new something that white people like.

Categories: Humor, Ten Questions