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Swinford man Stephen Kelly has showed his support of Garron Noone
After Mayo TikTok star Garron Noone deactivated his accounts, more and more personalities are showing their support for the Ballina man, who became famous with his line 'Follow me, I'm delicious'.
Noone posted a video sharing his views on Conor McGregor's White House visit and immigration and after a first backlash, published a second one yesterday, pointing out that he 'isn't racist', emphasizing 'f**k the far-right'.
According to several videos posted, a considerable amount of online bullying must have been taking place, which might have led to Garron Noone's decision, to deactivate his social media accounts.
READ: 'Bullied off the internet' - 'Appalled' - reactions to Garron Noone's social media exit
Since then, more and more known personalities are showing their support for Noone. The most recent one is Swinford man Stephen Kelly, known as '3bucksleft' on Instagram, with about 340k followers.
He started his video with a strong message: "You know the country is absolutely fu**** when there is a witch hunt is out against Garron Noone by woke c****."
He continued by saying 'empty vessels make the most noise'. Kelly "I'm sure, Garron will be grand, in the long run. He will be back very soon as strong as good as ever.
READ: Garron Noone speaks out about online bullying following Liam Payne’s death
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