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Irish Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Social media star Garron Noone makes major announcement on his page
Social media star Garron Noone has announced he will be taking a step back from social media to work on some new projects. The TikTok sensation, known for his videos signed off with the trademark "I'm delicious" line, told his thousands of followers he would be saying a "little goodbye" as he looks to new projects over the coming weeks. The Mayo man shared that he has been "putting a lot of pressure" on himself over the last two and a half years, posting content daily on his page. "I'm going to be saying a little goodbye to you today, just a tiny little goodbye - just maybe for a couple of months," Garron Noone told his followers in a video on Thursday. "I just need to take a small little social media break. I've been posting videos pretty much every day for the last two and a half years and it's been my great for fu**ing pleasure to do so. "There's a lot of ideas I have that I want to work on, I have a few gigs coming up and some other bits so I kind of need to put my focus there for a little while. "And to be honest with you, I've been putting a lot of pressure on myself trying to feel like I'm worthy of the numbers of people who are watching the videos and all that, and I think I just need to get me head over the game for a little while and I'll come back nice and fresh with me lovely new ideas and have great craic together. "I want to thank you from the bottom of my c**t of a soul for everything you've given me over the last few years. "All of the opportunities, all of the people I've got to meet, everything good has come from you and I really f**king appreciate it and you'll never understand how much I do." Garron also told his followers that he would be making a €10,000 donation to Doctors Without Borders as a "parting gift". "To thank you, I want to leave you with a bit of a parting gift. A lot of the money that I make from social media I like to put it in a pot and give it to charity. "And I don't believe that money is coming from me, it's coming from you, the people that watch so thank you so much for that. "It's been able to help with animals and homelessness and all sorts of important things and today I want to make a €10,000 donation to Doctors Without Borders. "There's a lot going on in the world at the moment, I know you're hearing about that everywhere, you probably don't want to hear about it from me, but they do excellent humanitarian work."
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
‘Until I see you again & if I don't, it's been a pleasure' – Irish star disappears from screens leaving fans devastated
AN IRISH star has left his fans devastated as he announced his break from screens last night. Garron Noone, who has 2.1 million followers on 2 Garron is taking a break from posting on social media Credit: Instagram 2 Garron has donated a generous amount to charity Credit: Instagram The country musician said: "I'm gonna be saying a little goodbye to you today, just a tiny little goodbye, just maybe for a couple of months. "I just need to take a small little social media break. I've been posting videos pretty much every day for the last two and a half years, and it's been my great f***ing pleasure to do so." The Mayo native is focusing on his upcoming gig as well as "ideas" he wants to work on. Garron explained the "pressure" he's been putting on himself to "try and feel worthy" of the amount of people who watches him. read more on garron noone He said: "I think I just need to get me head out of the game for a little while, and I'll come back nice and fresh with me lovely new ideas, and we'll have a great craic together." The influencer shared how grateful he is to his fan base saying: "I want to thank you from the absolute bottom of my soul for everything you've given me over the last few years. "All of the opportunities, all of the people I've got to meet, everything good has come from you, and I really f***ing appreciate it, and you'll never understand how much I do. But thank you." And the singer has left his fans with a generous "parting gift". read more on the irish sun He explained: "A lot of the money that I make from social media and stuff, I like to put it in a little pot and give it to charity, and I don't believe that money is coming from me, it's coming from you, the people that watch. "So thank you so much for that. It's been able to help with animals and homelessness and all sorts of important things. And today I want to make a €10,000 donation on behalf of you good, delicious people to Doctors Without Borders. Garron Noone breaks his silence "There's a lot going on in the world at the moment. I know you're hearing about that everywhere. You probably don't want to hear about it from me, but they do excellent humanitarian work, and I just think it's a great charity to give to. So thank you very much for that. "I've been in contact with them to make the donation, and as soon as they receive the money, I'll put up confirmation of that on my Instagram story." He finished off his farewell statement saying: "Thank you so much for that, and thank you so much for everything. Until I see you again, and if I don't see you again, it's been a pleasure having you. Maybe you won't catch me when I come back. FAN SUPPORT "It's been a pleasure having you. You are delicious. Stay delicious. And until next time, follow me, I'm delicious." And while Garron's fans have been left devastated by the news, they flooded the comment section with support for the star. Annalie wrote: "Such a delicious thing to do for those charities. Wishing you a restful break." Jill commented: "I'll miss your content Garron, truly. You make me laugh everyday! Enjoy your break… well deserved. The donations to charity make me love you even more. Cheers!!" April said: "The charitable donations are so kind hearted. You'll be missed Garron. Have a wonderful summer!" Shannon added: "Gonna miss you and remember you are loved. Stay delicious."
Yahoo
10-06-2025
- Yahoo
Milwaukee street takeovers; support for new ordinance, $500 fine
The Brief Milwaukee police say they broke up a street takeover on the city's south side on Sunday evening, June 8. There's support for an ordinance that would fine anyone involved in a street takeover $500. Additionally, the Puerto Rican Festival Parade President said that the parade had nothing to do with the takeover. MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee police responded to another street takeover, this one on Sunday night, June 8, 2025. Police were called to the city's south side around 4 p.m. There are tire marks all over this intersection at 14th and Burnham. SIGN UP TODAY: Get daily headlines, breaking news emails from FOX6 News The area was shut down after police were called to a street takeover. FOX6 spoke with people who say the same takeover happens every year. They're calling on the city to be better prepared. What they're saying People hanging out of cars, burning tires, and a large police response. That was what the area of 14th and Burnham looked like during Sunday night's street takeover. "It's not fair for people who have to get up and go to work in the morning, or take their kids to school to be woken up at three in the morning, because some people decide to do donuts and set off firecrackers and shoot in the air," said Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson. "They are dangerous. I witnessed a vehicle doing a donut in this intersection. People just feet away. He would have lost control of the car, someone else was burning out, they could have lost control of the car -- anyone could have gotten hurt," said Milwaukee Common Council President Jose Perez. The police gave out four citations. The week before, Mayor Cavalier Johnson announced his support for an ordinance circulating common council. It would fine anyone involved in a street takeover $500. MPD also assigned five "patrol missions" to the north side and five to the south side, along with two tow trucks to crack down on the takeovers and those involved. FOX6 asked police if those missions responded Sunday. MPD wouldn't say. What they're saying "Every year, it happens," said Walter Garron, Puerto Rican Festival Parade President. More than two miles away, Garron led the Puerto Rican Parade. "Puerto Ricans feel proud, and they want to get their flags and sometimes people get carried away," said Garron. Garron says the parade had nothing to do with the takeover. The festivities were over by 7 p.m. He says he's frustrated because, every national Puerto Rican day parade, this happens. "If people already know that this happens every year, why don't they prepare? Make the correct measurements for the closures on the street," added Garron. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android Garron says when planning the parade, they don't serve alcohol to keep the event family-friendly. He says the takeovers are frustrating on a day the community is supposed to celebrate. "For us to be reflected that way, that's not us, and it's a little disappointing," said Garron. Milwaukee police told FOX6 that they have not had issues on past National Puerto Rican Parade days. FOX6 will keep you posted as the common council debates the street takeover ordinance. Perez says the council will discuss the street takeovers. The Source FOX6 has previously reported on the street takeover with information from the Milwaukee Police Department. FOX6 also interviewed Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson and Puerto Rican Festival Parade President Walter Garron to produce this story.
Extra.ie
04-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Extra.ie
Garron Noone leaves fans baffled after claiming he's actually American
Garron Noone has left the internet perplexed with his latest video. The Irish TikToker recently made a video impersonating an American father disciplining his son, with many perplexed by how convincing his accent was. Seeing an opportunity to mess with his audience, the musician and comedian shared another clip claiming he was actually American and that Garron was a character he had cooked up for online content. Garron Noone has left the internet perplexed with his latest video. Pic: RTÉ While folks at home could identify the Mayo man's joke, his fans across the sea were left more than a little confused by the claims. 'So a lot of people don't seem to know this if they haven't been on my page a long time, but Garron is a character that I developed, I think it was around 2020,' he joked. 'I just had this idea for just this humble West of Ireland guy, you know? He's angry about everything….I just thought he was this unlikely character and I just really connected with the idea,' he continued in the almost effortless US accent. @garron_music ♬ original sound – Garron Noone While Garron was unable to keep a straight face in the video, many still took to the comments, confused by his claims. 'Right.. now my brain hurts because I don't know if your American or Irish,' one user wrote. 'I low-key can't even tell if this is real or not like are you Irish or are you American? Which one are you?,' another penned. The Irish TikToker recently made a video impersonating an American father disciplining his son, with many perplexed by how convincing his accent was. Pic: Instagram 'It's too late at night to decide if he's joking,' a third shared. However, the Irish were quick to pull Garron up on his faltering accent, knowing there's no way he could truly fake a Mayo brogue that well. 'You coughed in Irish,' one user joked. 'The way you say 'circle' gave you away,' a second scolded.
Extra.ie
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Extra.ie
Garron Noone pledges to donate all TikTok income on one condition
Garron Noone has made a pledge that he would donate 'every single penny' he earns from video-sharing platform TikTok 'for the rest of time' on one condition. The Mayo native, who is known for his catchphrase 'I'm Delicious,' boasts 1.9 million followers, with his videos featuring everything from how to make the perfect cuppa to tongue-in-cheek reactions to current affairs stories. The content creator shared a glimpse at the insights of his account on Saturday evening as he launched a campaign 'for the good of my people.' Garron Noone has made a pledge that he would donate 'every single penny' he earns of video-sharing platform TikTok 'for the rest of time' on one condition. Pic: RTÉ 'This is how much TikTok paid me for 391 million views,' Garron started, showing the stats page of his TikTok account. 'This is in one year, are you ready? Okay, here it is….' he said, before moving his head to reveal no income. 'NOTHING. Not a f****ng penny!' he said, explaining: 'We don't have the Creator Fund in Ireland. I should be rich. I should have been in space with Katy Perry.' @garron_music ♬ original sound – Garron Noone 'This is an injustice against the Irish people. Why don't we deserve money? We love money, it's one of our favourite things. I will not allow the Irish to be treated with such disrespect so I am campaigning to bring the TikTok Creator Fund to the Irish people. Look us in our eyes and stop stealing our money.' He added: 'I know what you're thinking, 'Garron, you're just doing this for yourself, you couldn't give a f*** about anyone else,' and that is actually generally true, yeah. 'But to show you that this is for the good of my people, I pledge that if the TikTok Creator Fund comes to Ireland, I will donate every single penny I make from the fund to charity. Every cent, ever for the rest of time. The Mayo native, who is known for his catchphrase 'I'm Delicious,' boasts 1.9 million followers, with his videos featuring everything to how to make the perfect cuppa to tongue in cheek reactions to current affairs stories. Pic: Instagram/ Garron Noone 'Make it happen.' The programme allows for content creators to earn an income from their views, but is unfortunately not available in Ireland despite TikTok having an office in Dublin. Followers took to the comments to express the unfairness of the program being unavailable in Ireland with one writing: 'That's incredibly not fair!! Justice for deliciousness.' Another added: 'Yes please pay Garron he deserves it.' A third asked: 'Why isn't the creator fund in Ireland?? Tiktok get it sorted!' have contacted TikTok for comment.
