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Notwithstanding the outrage of the social media users on the internet, YouTube fame star, Nicole Arbour didn't shake a bit. Since her "Dear Fat people" video fell into controversies, the Canadian YouTube star is ready to justify her actions.

The E! Online reported, during her radio interview on BBC, Nicole Arbour clears her side saying she only added a humor on a serious topic. Arbour states, "My aim was to make people laugh, and I think that's pretty darn noble,"

The 30-year old Canadian actress claims, the video was addressed only for a group of particular people, but random people reacted and fired up everything. Her "Dear Fat People" video count of views reached up to 20 million, but because it contains derogatory words, the Youtube site took down the said video.

She also added that she wasn't taunting people. "I don't shame people. It was an act. It was one bit," she said. "I don't hate anyone. I don't shame anyone. I don't actually believe in bullying at all."

Earlier, the Youtube fame also claims that she will not apologize regarding the video, reported by the Time. She actually feels proud that she started a topic about body in all size and shapes, and also about her as a female comedian.

Facing the consequence of her actions, Arbour is eventually fired from a film project according to Daily Mail. The director of the upcoming film of "Don't Talk to Irene" movie, Pat Mills expressed his disappointments over Arbour's "Fat-shaming" rant video controversy. Since Mills watched the said video, he says he don't want to see her again.

Director Pat Mills said he make the Youtube star dancer-actress to work with him as choreographer for his movie project which Arbour will make an anti-bullying dance for the said film. Due to the fact that the movie was also about a teenager dreaming of becoming a cheerleader however, she's bullied because of her plus sized body, Mills said Arbour's fat shame video is a big contrast to the moral lesson of his film.

While other people throw backlash on her, Nicole Arbour says there are also other people who took her side and made acknowledge her.