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American singer-songwriter Stevie Nicks has given a very special shout out to a Mayo TikTok star.
Ballina TikTok star Garron Noone was shouted out by the singer as she preformed in the 3Arena on Wednesday night.
The 73-year-old star was shown one of Noone's videos by a friend, telling the crowd: “We have been laughing at him for a couple of weeks. His name is I’m Delicious."
@garron_music #irish #fyp ♬ original sound - Garron Noone
Referencing another video where Noone is making a cup of tea, she said: "It doesn’t matter because you’re not gonna get fat because I am fat and it doesn’t matter and my tea is always good. The way he says it is so hysterical, then he picks up a guitar and plays it. I just wanted to say we have enjoyed you so much Mr I’m Delicious. If we had a party, we would definitely invite you."
Noone responded to the video saying: “I can’t believe that not only did I miss Stevie Nicks, I missed her mentioning me and saying hello to me. Stevie Nicks, an absolute icon. Stay delicious, you’re a hero. I can’t believe this. This is the most pivotal moment of my entire life. I’m so excited. Stay delicious. Absolute legend. I wish I got to say hello to Stevie Nicks."
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