Noah Munck

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Noah Munck
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Munck in 2012
Born
Noah Bryant Munck

May 3, 1996 (1996-05-03) (age 27)
Mission Viejo, California, U.S.
Other namesNoxiK • Sadworldbeats • Noah Praise God
Education Biola University
OccupationActor • musician • visual artist • internet personality
Years active2007–present

Noah Bryant Munck (born May 3, 1996) is an American actor. He is best known for his roles as Gibby in the Nickelodeon series iCarly and "Naked" Rob Smith in the ABC comedy series The Goldbergs . He also releases music under the aliases Sadworldbeats and Noah Praise God and creates independent comedy videos on YouTube. [1]

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Early life

Noah Bryant Munck was born and raised in Mission Viejo in Orange County, California. [2] He is the oldest of five children of Kymbry (née Robinson) and Greg Munck, an executive pastor at Crossline Community Church in Laguna Hills.[ third-party source needed ] He was involved in his school drama program while filming for iCarly'. [3] [4] One of his brothers, Ethan Munck, played Gibby's brother Guppy in five episodes of iCarly. In fall 2014, Munck was accepted to and began attending Biola University as a cinema and media arts major. [5] [ third-party source needed ]

Career

iCarly

In 2007, Munck began a recurring role for three seasons on the Nickelodeon television series iCarly as Gibby, one of Carly, Sam and Freddie's friends. In 2010, Munck was elevated to a regular cast member from the fourth season onwards. In 2011, he was nominated for the "Favorite TV Sidekick" award at the Kids' Choice Awards.

Proposals were put forth in 2013 for a TV series called Gibby, a spin-off of iCarly that would star Munck. The series was to star Gibby working at a recreational center where he mentors four middle-schoolers. The series was not picked up, although Munck reprised the role of Gibby in the spin-off series Sam & Cat in 2014 for the episode "#SuperPsycho". Munck did not return to reprise his role in the 2021 revival series. His brother Ethan, however, reprised his role as Guppy in one episode of the revival series.

NoxiK

Munck also produced electronic dance music under the name NoxiK. He released his first song, "Beginnings", on January 20, 2012. Since then, he began to release songs he created to his YouTube account. He released a small EP called Hotline on April 23, 2013. [6] On December 21, 2013, NoxiK released a single entitled "Killjoy" on SoundCloud and YouTube. It was re-posted on SoundCloud by EDM.com and has become one of his most successful singles to date. He released his first official EP titled Road Warrior on March 24, 2014. [7] As of October 2017, the project has been inactive.[ citation needed ]

Sadworld

On October 9, 2016, Munck started Sadworld, a YouTube channel dedicated to "weird, absurd" and experimental comedy sketches. The videos have a distinct editing style, described as "an amalgamation of images, glitches and sounds designed to overload viewers' senses." [1] The channel has amassed over 11,000,000 views as of February 2024. Many of the channels' videos also contain music produced by Munck, which he releases on SoundCloud and other streaming platforms as Sadworldbeats. [8] Munck also uploads longform videos of a similar ilk alongside collaborators Eric Bernhagen and Julian Clark on YouTube channel God's Abomination.[ citation needed ]

Noah Praise God

Beginning on October 23, 2023, Munck began releasing experimental hip hop music as Noah Praise God. This project differs from prior endeavours as there is a heavier emphasis on vocals. The first single under this alias, "Real Sharp", released alongside a music video on the Sadworld channel. Since then, he has released three more singles on streaming platforms.

Activism

Munck is an active supporter of Camp Del Corazon, a summer camp on Catalina Island, California, for children with heart disease. [9]

Filmography

Television and film roles
YearFilmRoleNotes
2007 All of Us Player #1Episode: "Let's Go, Bobby, Let's Go!"
2007–12 iCarly GibbyRecurring role (seasons 1–3); main role (seasons 4–6); 61 episodes
2008 Wizards of Waverly Place Timmy O'HallahanEpisode: "Saving Wiz Tech Part 1"
Four Christmases Screaming KidFilm
2009 Phineas and Ferb XavierVoice role; episode: "Phineas and Ferb's Quantum Boogaloo"
ER LoganEpisode: "I Feel Good"; credited as Noah Bryant Munck
The Troop The SnifferEpisode: "A Sniff Too Far"
2010 Rules of Engagement MackenzieEpisode: "The Score"
2011 Bad Teacher TristanFilm
The Rainbow TribeRyan
2012 Figure It Out HimselfPanelist; 6 episodes
GibbyGibbyMain role; unaired pilot
2013 Tom Sawyer & Huckleberry Finn Ben RoadmapFilm
Nicky Deuce Nicky DeuceTelevision film
Swindle Darren Vader
Arrested Development HimselfEpisode: "It Gets Better"; non-speaking cameo
2014 Sam & Cat GibbyEpisode: "#SuperPsycho"
Just Before I Go Young RowleyFilm
2014–2023 The Goldbergs "Naked" Rob SmithRecurring role, 103 episodes
2019 Schooled Episode: "Dr. Barry"
2023Future BoysMan in CabinShort film

Discography

NoxiK
Album/SingleRelease Date
Beginnings [10] [ unreliable source? ]January 20, 2012
Hotline EP [6] April 23, 2013
System Failure EP [6] Unreleased
Road Warrior [6] March 24, 2014
Sadworldbeats
Album/SingleRelease Date
sadworld beat tape #1 [11] [ unreliable source? ]July 1, 2017
sadworld beat tape #2 [12] January 1, 2018
sadworld beat tape #3 [13] August 10, 2018
dreams [14] February 13, 2019
sadworld beat tape #4 [15] July 31, 2020
stranded [16] September 26, 2020
trickster [17] November 15, 2020
heist [18] March 10, 2021
puzzle [19] April 13, 2021
lose form [20] March 2, 2022
sauna [21] May 23, 2022
mistake [22] December 12, 2022
My Skinwalker Story (Score) [23] July 19, 2023
Noah Praise God
Album/SingleRelease Date
Real Sharp [24] October 23, 2023
Thank God [25] November 9, 2023
Seven Faces [26] November 21, 2023
I'll Just Take a Walk [27] January 23, 2024
Then We Were Off EP [28] April 29, 2024

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryShowResultRefs
2009 Young Artist Awards Outstanding Young Performers in a TV Series iCarly (shared with ensemble)Nominated [29]
2010Young Artist AwardsOutstanding Young Performers in a TV SeriesiCarly(shared with ensemble)Nominated [30]
Australian Kids' Choice Awards LOL AwardiCarly(shared with ensemble)Won [31]
2011 Kids' Choice Awards Favorite TV SidekickiCarlyNominated [32] [33]

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  12. ↑ "sadworld beat tape #2". SoundCloud. Retrieved February 26, 2024.[ unreliable source? ]
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  21. ↑ "skin peeler/piss drinker", SoundCloud, retrieved February 26, 2024[ unreliable source? ]
  22. ↑ "mistake", SoundCloud, retrieved February 26, 2024[ unreliable source? ]
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  25. ↑ "Thank God", SoundCloud, retrieved February 26, 2024[ unreliable source? ]
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