Mike Stud

Mike Stud (born Michael Francis Seander, October 30, 1987) is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and former college baseball player. He gained initial recognition through his self-released music, particularly his song "College Humor," which went viral on YouTube in 2010. This early success led to a dedicated online fanbase and helped launch his music career.

Stud's music is generally characterized by its blend of hip hop, pop, and R&B influences, often focusing on themes of college life, relationships, and personal experiences. He built his career independently, releasing mixtapes and albums before signing with a major label.

Following his early viral fame, Mike Stud continued to release music consistently, touring and growing his audience. He has released several albums, including "Relief" (2013), "Closer" (2014), and "These Days" (2016).

Beyond music, Stud also ventured into podcasting with "Ya Neva Know," co-hosted with comedian Peter Rosenberg. He has also been involved in other business ventures and media projects. In 2021, he changed his stage name to simply "Mike."