Nicole Arbour is famous as a Canadian comedian, actress, choreographer, singer, and YouTuber. She is particularly well-known for her bold and unapologetic comedic style as well as her presence across multiple entertainment platforms[1][3].
Arbour first gained notoriety as a cheerleader for the Toronto Raptors and later as Captain of the Humber Hype dance team, leading them to two national championships[3][1]. She has appeared in films such as The Rocker (2008), You Might as Well Live (2009), and Silent But Deadly (2011)[8]. Her diverse career includes acting, dancing, choreography for professional cheerleading teams and award shows, and musical releases like “Bang Bang” (2013) and “Fun Revolution” (2015), the latter being the first music video to debut on Periscope[3][6].
Arbour rose to international prominence in 2015 with her controversial YouTube video “Dear Fat People,” which generated significant media attention and backlash for its satirical take on obesity and body image discussions[5]. She defended the video as intended satire, which furthered her reputation for provocative humor[1][5].
She has also built a reputation as a motivational speaker and launched the #GoTeam movement after overcoming chronic pain from a car accident[4][6]. Her work in comedy has been recognized with a Shorty Award nomination for Best Comedian in 2015[1][6].