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mike faist 

Actor, dancer, singer, and Tony nominee most known for his role as Connor Murphy in Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen. He says he "isn't the strongest singer" but he was also in Newsies and was an understudy for Gene Kelly, so, I mean. Also, he has great hair.
Mike Faist totally deserved a Tony for his performance as Connor Murphy.
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Mike Faist 

A broadway actor who played Morris Delancey in newsies, and Connor Murphy in Dear Evan Hansen. Mike has his own broadway trading card from his time in Newsies. He also has really great hair, and deserves a tony award.
Mike Faist is really good at tap dancing.
Mike Faist by Senshi Pie July 17, 2018

to mike faist 

to suddenly disappear during a zoom call/livestream due to the used device running out of battery
"Did he just disappear?"
"He didn't charge his devices, he'll never learn not to mike faist"
to mike faist by finleyh October 16, 2021

Mike of the Faist 

A true cinnamon roll. American-actor-person. Faist is well known for originating the roles of Morris Delancey in the Broadway musical Newsies, and Connor Murphy in the Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen. He got nominated for, but did not win, a Tony for his role of Connor, and has won Broadway.com audience choice award(s). He is amazing, and his hair is beautiful.
Mike of the Faist is a true cinnamon roll.

Oh my gosh! I met THE Mike of the Faist! (I wish)
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