It depends if you are an introvert on an extrovert.
Introverts gain energy from interacting with themselves, and expend that energy by interacting with others (they feel irritated/need to escape).
Extroverts gain energy from interacting with others and expend that energy interacting with themselves (they feel lonely/bored).
There are relative scales of these and most people aren't absolutely one or the other, sometimes the Introvert will become Extroverted for a short time and visa versa, but we all revert back to baseline in the end, and get a "hangover" of energy we expended.
I am a bit introverted, but don't give me a microphone ever, or my extrovert will make its presence well and truly known.
I definitely have my extrovert moments, like on the dance floor or in a small group of people, I enjoy being a centre of attention, but try and get me to make a presentation and you'll have an easier time training a lion to jump through hoops.
What will you do with a microphone, sing karaoke, tell jokes or have your Tedtalk?
Probably some kind of karaoke singing effort, or just goof around sounding like Elvis than-you-ver-muhch
Now that I know this, I'll make sure the microphone is hidden. I despise karaoke.