The 'Apparently Kid' Recreates His Iconic Viral Moment 10 Years Later: 'I Feel Nostalgic'
Noah Ritter, now 15, revisited the Wayne County Fair with his Grandpa Jack in honor of the special occasion
Apparently, it’s been 10 years since the "Apparently Kid” first graced the small screen.
Over the weekend, now-15-year-old Noah Ritter once again appeared on local Pennsylvania ABC affiliate WNEP to recreate his classic viral video at the Wayne County Fair.
On Sunday, Aug. 4, the outlet shared a video of the teen reciting a few of the iconic lines that he used to steal the show during his accidental monologue at the very same location a decade ago.
“And apparently, I've never been on live television before,” he said, imitating his 5-year-old voice. “Grandpa gives me the remote every time we watch the Powerball”
When asked how it feels to say those words into a WNEP microphone again all these years later, Ritter said that “it feels pretty good.”
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“I feel nostalgic about it,” he added. “It makes me reminisce about being here in this exact spot 10 years ago.”
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Ritter and partner in crime "Grandpa Jack" also reflected on the days that followed Ritter’s rise to fame, in which they frequently flew to California so Ritter could appear on The Ellen Degeneres Show.
Among the stars he met back in the day because of his hit video were Jennifer Garner, Sofia Vergara, Jim Carrey, Bryce Dallas Howard, and even Bill Clinton.
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Ritter and his grandfather still post videos together on his YouTube channel, but the teen has less free time because of his busy high school schedule. “Now I'm juggling YouTube, school, football, track [and] a bunch of other stuff," Ritter told WNEP. "I'm going into my sophomore year, getting ready to drive."
But, driver's license or no driver's license, the teen has no plans on ceasing his annual fair visits with Grandpa Jack, saying, "I wouldn’t trade my buddy for the world."
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