Nicole Arbor (born 1985) is a Canadian comedian, recording artist, choreographer, actress, dancer, singer, and YouTube personality.
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Careers
Arbor is a former cheerleader for the Toronto Raptors of National Basketball Association. While studying at Humber College, he started his cheerleading career and led the Humber Hype dance team that won two national championships.
As an actress, Arbor appears in Howie Do It , and Silent But Deadly . Arbor's single "Bang Bang" was released on April 30, 2013. On June 18, 2015, her single and music video to "Fun Revolution" was released and was the first Periscope music video to debut. In April 2015, Arbor was nominated as a finalist for "Best Comedy" for the Short Awards, but eventually he lost to Hannibal Buress. Arbor released a single and self-directed music video to "Show Me How You Werk" on December 4, 2017.
The Arbor cheerleader brand meeting the motivational speaker is the foundation of his # GoTeam movement. He expressed his motivation as recovering from a car accident that made him suffer from chronic pain. He has worked as a choreographer for professional cheerleading teams, awards events, and recording artists including the performance of "Cheerleader" Omi at the 2015 Much Music Video Awards, Much Music Video Awards and CFL Argos Cheerleaders.
Arbor has hosted a number of major events and tours including New York Fashion Week Style at Madison Square Garden, Virgin Mobile "National Fearless Day" with Richard Branson, City Fest Toronto and LG National Texting Championships 2008-2009. He also works for brands in their marketing campaigns including Virgin Mobile, Ax and Molson Canadian "Guy Code Campaign". Arbor is featured in Adweek magazine in April 2017 for his work in the PMD Lip Plumping Device ad.
In 2016, Arbor speaks at the TEDWomen event in Beverly Hills, California as a comedian and social media influencer. He is a speaker at Archangel Summit 2017 along with Daymond John, Simon Sinek and Danielle LaPorte.
Since April 2018, Arbor has received over 700,000,000 views on its online comedy content. In his first year online, he received over 300,000,000 views on his videos and was celebrated by hosting the "World's Largest Shower Shower" at the Flamingo Hotel Las Vegas.
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Movieography
Movies
Television
Awards and acknowledgments
Controversy
"Love the Fat People"
In September 2015, Arbor became the subject of controversy when he posted a viral video on his YouTube channel entitled "Dear Fat People". Critics argue that the video supports fat insult. The video was temporarily unavailable on YouTube, more than a claim that the video violated YouTube's terms of service but was later restored.
Arbor is the subject of public criticism and celebrity, with Ashley Graham's model labeling his comments "absolutely disgusting". Director Pat Mills dismissed Arbor from the upcoming movie after viewing the video and was quoted through several sources, "I'm gay, I'm bullied a lot as a kid, I'm no stranger to mockery and loneliness... This fat-phobia and terrible. for more than six minutes I feel like I've been punched in my stomach I'm so sad I tremble like Shelley Duvall on The Shining ". On September 10, 2015, Arbor, via Twitter denied ever having any form of involvement in the film.
Immediately after the video, Arbor was fired from his job where he became a choreographer for anti-bullying videos for children. The movie director hired to do says it "makes me never want to see it again".
On September 16, 2015, Arbor appeared on The View to defend his actions on the video "Dear Fat People", stating when at the show "the video was made to offend people... it was just an allusion," and a video it should not be taken seriously. Time quotes an interview stating, "Arbor does not see his comment as bullying, but rather an intense form of truth-telling". Arbor is quoted in the Time article, defending his actions:
I found seeing someone's head in the wind... I find starving children in the country with more than enough offending food. I find the female body mutilated for religious purposes, which offends me. But my words and satire do not feel offensive.
Allegations of domestic abuse
On January 11, 2016, YouTube personality Matthew Santoro posted "My Abuse Story", a video in which he stated that he had been in a physically and emotionally rough relationship with Arbor, even though he did not name his name in the video. The video was originally set to private after Santoro ended the relationship but was unintentionally published. Santoro claims he was manipulated to isolate himself from his friends and family because of Arbor's jealousy, and then even slapped it on his face. Arbor rejects the allegation in a YouTube video. Santoro has since deleted this video, and by 2018 has publicly claimed he is suffering from mental health problems.
References
External links
- Nicole Arbor on IMDb
- Nicole Arbor on Facebook
- Nicole Arbor on Youtube
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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