Olympics unofficial Muffin Man Henrik Christiansen's TikToks have made him a star in Olympic Village

2016 Rio Olympics - Swimming - Preliminary - Men's 400m Freestyle - Heats - Olympic Aquatics Stadium - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 06/08/2016. Henrik Christiansen (NOR) of Norway competes. REUTERS/Dominic Ebenbichler FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS.
2016 Rio Olympics - Swimming - Preliminary - Men's 400m Freestyle - Heats - Olympic Aquatics Stadium - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 06/08/2016. Henrik Christiansen (NOR) of Norway competes. REUTERS/Dominic Ebenbichler FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS.

NANTERRE, France — Norwegian swimmer Henrik Christiansen is a star, thanks to his gold medal-worthy TikToks about the mouth-watering chocolate muffins in the Olympic Village.

The unofficial Muffin Man of the Paris Olympics, Christiansen's videos are hilarious and so creative, and they've boosted his follower count from about 3,000 before the Paris Games to more than 340,000 and 16.7 million likes as of Saturday afternoon. His sense of humor is too good, and he brilliantly used a sound from an iconic scene in Shrek to really lean into the Muffin Man identity.

Saturday after Christiansen finished 20th in the men’s 1,500-meter freestyle prelims, I caught up with him to talk about all things muffins.

Read the full story on the Olympics' unofficial Muffin Man at USA TODAY Sports.

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