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Preemptively opening discussion because sources seem to conflict. I went with Canadian-American because it was in the first source I saw. List of sources:
one of the more famous Canadians (to be fair, Canadian-American) (CBC)
There is no way to verify that you are actually Vic Michaelis. As such, we have to go off of the available sources. All of the sources listed use they/them pronouns, aside from the Screen Rant article, which doesn't specify one way or another. If you have a verifiable source in which Michaelis clarifies that she/her is preferred over they/them, please add it! But without a source saying so, it really does seem like they/them is the way to go. A social media post or prior interview where they say as much would be an ideal source, but really anything works. 2603:8080:BB00:9DA:D421:99BD:CAC6:309B (talk) 06:48, 26 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Coming in after seeing that this IP attempted to vandalize my user page. Michaelis's social media accounts dont appear to list their pronouns, but I've just looked at the most recent episode of Gastronauts that features Michaelis, where their pronouns are still listed as they/she. If this IP is truly Michaelis, which seems unlikely, they should stop editing this article due to their conflict of interest and provide a source on this talk page to their change to exclusively she/her. Taffer 😊 (talk) 22:35, 26 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Just wound up on this page after reading about a few of the Dropout cast members. Vic's pronouns are they/she, according to the show they host. (I'm unable to post YouTube links apparently , check the 2:00 mark on the episode "An Interview with a Very Important Motivational Speaker available on Youtube)
Actually, just noticed both the correct pronouns are already covered on the page... my bad. Can't edit my previous reply, so just leaving this one as a clarifying note.
Ah yeah, my response may have been unclear. I had been going off of their most recent appearance I could find that listed Michaelis's pronouns, which at the time was the most recent episode of Gastronauts. Nothing I've seen of Michaelis recently has listed anything other than they/she, whether it's guest appearances or their own work like Very Important People.
Regardless, there's almost no chance that the IP claiming to be Vic was telling the truth, and the article should continue to default to they. Taffer😊💬(they/she)13:37, 7 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]
