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."
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