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Noah Kahan Roasted by Kids, Teaches Storytelling

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Noah Kahan, known for Stick Season, trades the stage for a classroom in the latest Celebrity Substitute episode. Hes roasted by kids, but also praised for his taste by a fan named Journey. They collaborate on rewriting his unreleased track, performing it live for teachers. This comes before his Netflix documentary and new album release, showcasing his blend of real talk and captivating music.

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Noah Kahan Roasted by Kids, Teaches Storytelling

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Noah Kahan Roasted by Kids, Teaches Storytelling. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 1st. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Noah Cajon stepped into an elementary school classroom on the latest Celebrity Substitute episode, dropping Wednesday, April 1st, and got straight up roasted by the kids. The 29-year-old stick season hitmaker asked if he was chopped slang for unattractive, and the whole group yelled yes. He followed up wondering if he was unk, meaning old school or acting aged, and they shut that down quick. One bowl kid even shouted he looks like Jesus, and Cajon played it cool, saying Jesus is watching so behave. Not all shade though, a girl named Journey recognized him right away, earning big props from the singer for her taste. The kids clearly had fun with it, turning the tables while Cajon flipped the script by teaching them storytelling basics and pulling inspiration from. Art. They teamed up to rewrite his unreleased track, Denai, Denai, Denai, then performed it live for their teachers.

This light hearted moment hits right before his Netflix documentary, Out of Body Drops. April 13th, diving into his rise with fame. His new album, The Great Divide, follows April 24th, with singles like the title track and porch light already out. Cajon's keeping the momentum rolling, blending real talk with kids, and fresh music that keeps fans hooked.

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