Garron Noone is an Irish musician, comedian, and social media personality known for his engaging content on platforms like TikTok and YouTube. Born on June 5, 1994, in Dublin, he moved to Ballina, County Mayo, at a young age. Growing up, he was influenced by his mother’s guitar playing and his father’s involvement in an Elvis tribute band, which sparked his interest in music.
Despite facing challenges such as agoraphobia, which left him housebound for three years, Noone pursued his passion for music and comedy, eventually gaining a substantial following online.
In early 2023, Noone began sharing music tutorials on TikTok, which led to a significant increase in followers. By February 2024, his follower count exceeded one million, and he transitioned to creating comedic content, further expanding his reach.
His catchphrase, “Follow me, I’m delicious,” emerged spontaneously in one of his videos and resonated with audiences, becoming a hallmark of his brand. In 2024, he won the Gossie Award for Newcomer of the Year and launched his podcast, “Listen, I’m Delicious.”
However, in March 2025, Noone faced controversy following comments he made about immigration in Ireland. Discussing a video of Conor McGregor’s visit to the White House, he expressed concerns about the exploitation of immigration systems, clarifying that he wasn’t against immigration but was critical of certain practices.
These remarks led to significant backlash, including online harassment. In response, Noone deactivated his TikTok and Instagram accounts, though his YouTube channel remains active.
Despite the controversy, Noone has received support from fans and public figures who commend his openness about personal struggles and his contributions to Irish culture. His journey highlights the complexities of navigating public life and the impact of social media on personal expression.