In this article, it states that Billie used a Beyer 201 on Dookie. Under the section "Do You Have The Time To Listen To Me Whine?" it says, “the 201 combines the best of a large diaphragm and the best of a dynamic, and it was perfect for his voice."

In the EMusician article "STRAIGHT SHOOTER," James Murphy is noted for using the Beyerdynamic M 201 TG Dynamic Directional Microphone.

Used for the snare on "Get On Your Boots", as stated by producer Declan Gaffney.

"Most of 'Get On Your Boots' was recorded in Dublin by Richard Rainey, and the basic backing tracks were done live, by the whole band together. There was an [Electro-Voice] RE20 inside the bass drum, with an SE Electronics Titan on the outside, a [Shure] 57 underneath the snare, and Richard had his own Heil mic on top, which he alternated with a Beyer M201; the toms were [Sennheiser] 421, overheads Coles 4038; ride cymbal was sometimes a 57, sometimes a [AKG] 451. Everything went through the Neve 1091 or 1093 mic pres."

You can see Luke uses an M 201 as his snare top mic

Kevin Kuhn mentions using the Beyerdynamic M 201 TG Dynamic Directional Microphone as a snare mic in an Instagram response, as shown in the provided screenshot.

In this instagram post Ben geeks over mics; he eventually choose the M201 for gain

"According to drum tech Jeff Linsenmaier, Ben Wysocki's kit is miked with Sennheiser e 602 and Yamaha SubKick (bass), Beyer M201TG (snare top), Sennheiser e 604 (snare bottom), AKG C 430 (hi-hat), Shure SM57 (tambourine), Sennheiser e 604s (rack/floor toms), AKG 460 (ride cymbal) and AKG C 414 B-XL II (underhead stage-right/left)."