Joining the Sway House in mid-2020, an elite group dubbed the “One Direction of TikTok,” further boosted his fame. Alongside other viral stars like Josh Richards, Bryce Hall, and Jaden Hossler, he rode the wave of overnight success and kept the momentum going. Their engagement increased, and they were offered numerous modeling opportunities with luxury labels and brand deals.
Despite his growing popularity, Beck always had a dream of becoming a professional soccer player. He dropped out of the University of Portland, where he played D1 soccer, when COVID-19 hit. But acting soon popped into his mind, and he decided to give it a try despite knowing “nothing about it” and having to start from “ground zero.”
After that, he starred alongside Siena Agudong in “Sidelined: The QB and Me” as heartthrob, jock Drayton. The Tubi original film premiered on Nov. 30, and he captured the hearts of viewers with his lead role. Beck realized the benefits of acting, such as having a structured job and being able to check in and out.
However, he is also aware that landing gigs is not always in his control. He is committed to continuing to work on his craft and being a student of acting. If the right role comes along, he will be happy to take it on.
He envisions a life where he can flex his creativity in both social media and acting. He hopes to continue working as an actor and having fun with social media on the side. “Best of both worlds” is his answer to picking one or the other.
As he continues to pursue his career, Noah Beck's hustle doesn't stop. He is a prime example of how one can achieve success in multiple fields with determination and hard work.