Facts About Mike Busey, His Net Worth and Snapchat Membership Information

For many, Mike Busey represents the best thing about the modern world. The dream of the liberal movement to create a world where everyone is free to be whoever they want, and do whatever they want, as long as they are not inflicting harm on others. To some, he is the definition of the danger of a world where personal freedom is the order of the day, where sexual debauchery and a lack of self-control are commonplace.

Regardless of what side of the coin one might be on when it comes to Mike Busey, there is no denying that his lifestyle and actions have made him one of the notable personalities in America today. His story has always been told from the point of view of what he has kept feeding the media and his followers through his acts. However, there is a different man behind the mask of entertainment he wears.

Mike Busey’s net worth is currently $500. He makes his money as a host and entertainer of Mike Busey Live Broadcast and The Busey Beauties and operates from a home called The Sausage Castle.

The Rise of Mike Busey

For every gospel, for every movement, there are those whose job is to preach and there are those whose job is to act. When it comes to the liberal movement, Busey certainly belongs in the latter. Mike Busey, whose real name is Michael Andrew Ward has been at the forefront of the quest for personal freedom. To him, everything is a party, everything is interesting, even boring details about him such as his date of birth which was on the 19th of December in 1980 is quickly made interesting when one learns that he was born to chronic drug users. Although he lived with his parents for a while, Mike was ultimately removed from his parents’ care and was split between living with other family members and in foster homes.

This childhood resulted in Busey living in a total of seven states during his formative stages. Despite the difficulty that plagued the beginnings of his life, Mike Busey endeavored to live an upstanding life. He graduated from  St. Cloud High School before proceeding to attend a private Christian college, Florida Christian College after graduating from high school in 1999. He joined the college on a basketball scholarship and while he was there, he hoped to become a youth pastor. This dream got derailed after he was expelled from the school for accusing the President of the college of misappropriating funds.

This expulsion inadvertently led to the creation of the first iteration of the Sausage Castle. After he left school, Busey was homeless and was forced to move in with seven friends who lived together in Kissimmee in 2001. Having grown up bouncing from place to place and unable to cement a place to call his home, Busey found home with his seven friends.

Before that, the heavily tattooed rocker started out like most other men with real jobs that included construction work food-and-beverage, and a retail job. That stopped when he said he had a revelation that one either has to work for the man or be the man. He chose the latter and began his Sausage castle as well as marketing oddities and other acts.

The first Sausage Castle (which is the name Mike Busey calls the home where he hosts his parties) hosted its first party in 2001. The party was promoted via fliers and mouth-to-mouth advertisements. As time went on, Busey became notorious for his parties, which became known for their craziness. His parties were known to feature different forms of entertainment and personalities, including notable members of the entertainment industry.

Since the first Sausage Castle, Busey and his friends have had seven different Sausage Castles, moving often as a result of complaints from their neighbors and losing one of them to a fire. Currently, the Sausage Castle is located on 80 acres in Lake County in Florida.

Overview of Mike Busey’s Net Worth

Mike Busey has a reputation that makes him a national figure but it hasn’t reflected in his net worth just yet. The party man currently has a net worth of between $500,000 to $1 million. That is a significant boost from his fortune which was estimated at $250 thousand in 2018.

As a young boy growing up, all the self-acclaimed “King of Rock ‘n’ Roll Debauchery” ever wanted was to make everyone around him happy even though his life was in no way a rosy ride. It was from this that he has come to build his fortune which is still on a steady rise. His income is mostly from membership to his Live Shows and revenue from occupants of his Sausage Castle.

For a man known for everything that is out of the ordinary, he has also turned in a lot from selling oddities and other acts. He was once described to be among the largest suppliers of such items. More so, as a show host, actor, writer, and director among other things, he has various streams of income.

With that said, his net worth would have been significantly higher but for his seemingly unending dates with the law. In 2016 when his notorious building was almost demolished, he was said to have lost over $340,000 in the previous years for a number of code violations. The violations might have affected him financially but as he once revealed, it has afforded him more exposure than he would have ever imagined.

Social Media Engagements of the Rocker

The popularity he garnered as a result of his parties has seen him get interviewed by national media outlets like ABC News Network, VICE, TMZ, and other major media organizations.

During the growth from one Castle to another, Mike Busey has built his brand to become an all-around entertainer and entertainment provider. He owns the Mike Busey Live Show, The Busey Beauties, a podcast called Mike Busey Live Broadcast, and is also a club promoter.

Mike Busey has a rather strong presence on social media. He has more than a couple of Instagram accounts including  @ mikebuseyshow, @TheSausageCastle, @BuseyBeautiesLive, and @SausageWrestling, all of which have more than 200,000 followers. He also has a YouTube channel as well as a Twitter handle.

Busey’s Snapchat Membership Information

One of the several entertainment options the Mike Busey brand offers is his Snapchat live show, MikeBuseyLive. He also offers exclusive membership to an array of Mike Busey entertainment options on his website, mikebusey.com.

The membership provides benefits such as free Mike Busey T-shirts, a 15-year catalog of videos and pictures of Mike Busey’s lifestyle, online access to watch happenings in the Sausage Castle 24/7, chat with the Busey Beauties, and document proof of monthly donations to veteran groups in the country. Also, it is the only way that one can get to attend Sausage Castle events.

To be a member of his community, one will pay a dollar a day, which adds up to $33 each month, including tax. Each member is billed monthly although one can decide to cancel it at any time. More so, if a member doesn’t want to be known, one can request special privileges like having text messages sent to your phone and nothing mailed to your address.

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