Five-year-old Noah Ritter is the next best thing in Wilkes-Barre.

The little guy is now known as the "Apparently kid" after a video of him doing an interview with Newswatch 16 at the Wayne County Fair went viral.

"Apparently I've never been on live television before," says Noah in the interview with Newswatch 16's Sofia Ojeda.

Since the video of the interview has gone viral, Noah has not only been dubbed the "Apparently kid," but is making appearances on major news outlets, including "Good Morning America," according to KSAT.

Despite his ongoing national fame, the "Apparently Kid" is still just a little boy at heart and is trying to get used to the fame that has been following him.

"It was great but apparently I was so embarrassed. I was like this embarrassed. Because apparently, oh now, now I'm just using the words that I used when I was filmed at the county fair," explained Noah during an interview at his grandparents' house in Wilkes-Barre.

When asked where he had learned the word that got him famous, Noah stated, "I don't know, from my mom, maybe?"

Apparently isn't the only word Noah is fond of.

"Seriously, sometimes I always fail, seriously," stated Noah.

Noah's grandfather Jack Borowski, who attended the country fair with his grandson, explained that the fame that is following the little internet sensation is quite unexpected.

"Everything's been overwhelming. We went to the fair and we got interviewed and everything unraveled from there," explained Jack Borowski.