This video titled Dear Fat People Nicole Arbour Video Original is the original Nicole Arbour Dear Fat People video reuploaded stop censorship. Nicole Arbour is a Canadian comedian, recording artist, actress, writer, choreographer, dancer and producer from Hamilton, Ontario. As an actress Arbour is known for such films and television series as The Rocker and Howie Do It.[1] In September 2015, Arbour became the subject of controversy when she posted a viral video online praising fat shaming.[2] The video was temporarily unavailable on YouTube,[3] the exact reason remains unclear.[4] Dance and cheerleading career Arbour began dancing at the age of three.[5] Her career in entertainment at age five as part of the professional cast of Cats performed at Hamilton Place. She went on to star in over 15 professional Canadian productions before she reached high school including The Wizard of Oz, The Nutcracker in conjunction with the National Ballet of Canada featuring Karen Kain, Animals in conjunction with the National Ballet of Russia, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Arbour also performed at many summer festivals and events including "The Canadian National Exhibition". The Niagara Falls Festival of Lights, and the Festival of Friends.[citation needed] Arbour was teaching dance and choreographing from the age of 13,[citation needed] and became the youngest[citation needed] winner of the Showstopper American Dance Championships choreography award at 18.[6] In college, Arbour founded and was choreographer and captain of the Humber College Varsity Dance Team known as "The Hype." Under her direction the Humber Hype won back to back National Dance Team Championships. During the same time Arbour was named Captain of the Canadian All-Star Dance Team. After college Arbour became a member of the Toronto Raptors Dance Pak. Arbour walked in runway shows and did print ads for Guess, Eatons, and Sears amongst other labels and department stores.[7][full citation needed] Music career On July 17, 2010, Arbour performed a sold out co-headline show as her official launch into music with recording artist Jason Derulo at The MOD Club in Toronto. This show was the closing and headline event for Lavalife's "Summer Loving's Event Series". Arbour's performance, (nicknamed the "Fun Revolution") included dancers, the Toronto Argonaut Cheerleaders, martial Artists, drummers, and a voice over host. Her performance was sponsored by Virgin Mobile. Arbour's single "Bang Bang"[8] was released on April 30, 2013. In June 2015, her single and music video to "Fun Revolution" was released. The video was coined the 'first ever Periscope Music Video'.[9][10] Awards This section of a biography of a living person does not include any references or sources. Please help by adding reliable sources. Contentious material about living people that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately. (September 2015) 2015 Online Fan Vote WINNER Shorty Awards "Best Comedian" Also, overall finalist in category. The Social, CTV, "Best Dressed" at the 2015 Much Music Video Awards E! News Top Moment of the 2015 Much Music Video Awards for her choreography of OMI's "Cheerleader" performance BPMtv's "Best Newcomer of 2010" for her music video to single "Every Guy" on "The Best and Worst of 2010" Holiday special. Nominated as WIRED MAGAZINE'S "Hottest Geek of 2009" Nominated and finalist for the 2009 IAB. MIXX Awards, Advertising Awards, for the Molson Canadian "Guy Code" Campaign. This campaign was always awarded People's Choice and was record breaking in its field. Arbour has won awards for her choreography including "Choreographer of the Year" by Showstopper American Dance Championships, the largest dance competition in the world. She was twice named "Choreographer of the year" by the Canadian Dance Team Association, and a Canadian Event Industry Award for her choreography of "Le Club Moulin Rouge." In 2008, the Luminato Arts Festival in Toronto, honored Arbour as a "woman of inspiration", at the Milles Femmes Gala. Labatt's Comic of the year, 2006

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