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Nicole Arbour (born June 26, 1982) is a Canadian comedian, choreographer, singer and YouTuber. She is known for her work in acting on television and film, as well as her YouTube content.
Arbour is a former cheerleader for the Toronto Raptors of the National Basketball Association.[2] While studying at Humber College, she started her cheerleading career and led the Humber Hype dance team which won two national championships.[3]
As an actress, she appeared in Howie Do It,[4] and Silent But Deadly.[2] Arbour's single "Bang Bang" was released on April 30, 2013.[2] On June 18, 2015, her single and music video to "Fun Revolution" was released and was the first Periscope music video to debut.[5][6] In April 2015, Arbour was nominated as a finalist for "Best Comedian" for the Shorty Awards, however she ultimately lost to Hannibal Buress.[7][8] Arbour released a single and self-directed music video to “Show Me How You Werk” on December 4, 2017.[9]
She has worked as a choreographer for professional cheerleading teams, award shows, and recording artists including Omi's "Cheerleader" performance in 2015 Much Music Video Awards, 2013 Much Music Video Awards and CFL Argos Cheerleaders.
Arbour has been the host of a number of major events and tours including Style New York Fashion Week at Madison Square Garden,[10] Virgin Mobile "National Fearless Day" with Richard Branson,[11] City Fest Toronto[12] and LG National Texting Championships 2008–2009.[13] She also worked for brands on their marketing campaigns including Virgin Mobile, Axe and Molson Canadian's "Guy Code Campaign". Arbour was featured in Adweek magazine in April 2017 for her work in an advertisement of PMD's Lip Plumping Device.[14]
International Pain Foundation Hero of Hope Awards
Honorary Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
In September 2015, Arbour became the subject of controversy when she posted a viral video on her YouTube channel titled "Dear Fat People".[23] Critics argued that the video endorses fat shaming.[24] The video was temporarily unavailable on YouTube,[25] over claims that it violated the YouTube terms of service, but was later restored.[26]
Arbour was the subject of both public and celebrity criticism, with model Ashley Graham labelling her comments as "disgusting".[27]
Soon after the video was released, Canadian director Pat Mills stated publicly that he had considered hiring Arbour as a choreographer for his then-upcoming film Don't Talk to Irene after meeting with her, but that he then saw "Dear Fat People" and it "made me never want to see her again".[28] This was reported as Arbour having been "fired" from the film, but in fact no job offer had been extended.[28][29][30]
On September 16, 2015, Arbour appeared on The View to defend the "Dear Fat People" video, stating that "that video was made to offend people...it's just satire," that she wasn’t targeting those with medical conditions, and that the video wasn't supposed to be taken seriously.[31] Time magazine stated, "Arbour doesn't see her comments as bullying, but rather an intense form of truth-telling".[32] Arbour was quoted in the Time article saying:
I find seeing someone's head being blown off offensive ... I find children starving in a country with more than enough food offensive. I find women's bodies being mutilated for religious purposes, that is offensive to me. But words and satire I don't find offensive.[32]
Arbour has put out other similarly-named satirical videos, including "Dear Black People", "Dear Feminists", "Dear Sluts" and "Dear Refugees".
Arbour claims that she once identified with the Liberal Party of Canada, but left in 2020.[33]
Arbour made an appearance in 2018 as a guest on Louder with Crowder, a series hosted by Steven Crowder on BlazeTV. Arbour has also made statements against political correctness,[34] and has said that a large number of mass shootings are due to psychotropic drugs, although she does support background checks and some "red flag" laws.
Arbour has previously stated that some people overreact when dealing with racial and gender issues, and that less focus should be spent on the institution of slavery which ended in the 19th century, and more focus should be spent on current issues stemming from it such as the racial wealth gap, marijuana legalization, police reform, and reforming the way media covers crime and arrests.[35]
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