Beloved Irish TikToker hails Stevie Nicks shout out at Dublin gig 'most pivotal moment of my entire life'

A beloved Irish TikToker has described the moment he was shouted out by Stevie Nicks at her Dublin gig as "the most pivotal moment of his entire life".

Irish online personality Garron Noone , who boasts over one million followers across all platforms, received an honorable mention from the Fleetwood Mac icon during her show at Dublin's 3Arena on Wednesday evening.

The funny man, whose signature phrase "delicious" has become well-known across the internet , couldn't believe his ears when the 76-year-old told tens of thousands of fans "we have enjoyed you so much, Mr 'I'm Delicious'."

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Taking to social media , Garron exclaimed: " Stevie Nicks just shouted me out on stage! I can't believe that noy only did I miss Stevie Nicks , I missed her mentioning me and saying hello to me.

" Stevie Nicks , you're 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."

Folks at the show shared their excitement when they heard the Rooms On Fire chanter reference the social media sensation . One wrote: "As someone who was there during this now iconic moment in pop culture history , I gasped, turned to my friend and said, 'she's only just shouted out Garroon Noone as Mr. I'm Delicious. Iconic."

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Another scribed: "Ah Garron, you're so famous now. She is the Queen and has just now officially crowned you King of being delicious. Well done, kiddo," while a third chimed in: "You got the biggest cheer when she mentioned you!"

The comedian hit the headlines last month when he responded to Taylor Swift's "Irish heritage" and took it upon himself to provide the global icon with an "Irish starter kit".

Research conducted by EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum with their genealogy partners The Irish Family History Centre uncovered Taylor Swift's Irish ancestry with links back to Co Derry .

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The starter pack included a derelict house on an island "nobody lives on," a statue erected outside an Irish gas station à la Barack and Michelle Obama , and the true Irish delicacy , and deli shop favorite, a chicken fillet roll .

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